Cavaliers Test Heated Food Lockers
The Cleveland Cavaliers are testing the Fahrenheit Mobile Locker Room, named after celebrity chef Rocco Whalen’s restaurant. Continue Reading Cavaliers Test Heated Food Lockers
Read Moreby Don Muret | Apr 21, 2021 | Pulse, General, Technology | 0
The Cleveland Cavaliers are testing the Fahrenheit Mobile Locker Room, named after celebrity chef Rocco Whalen’s restaurant. Continue Reading Cavaliers Test Heated Food Lockers
Read Moreby Don Muret | Nov 12, 2020 | Feature Story, General, Naming Rights, Pulse, Ticketing | 0
The NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers have signed SeatGeek as their primary ticketing provider at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, the firm’s first arena deal.
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Read Moreby Eric Renner Brown | Jun 27, 2020 | Ticketing | 0
LEMME IN: The COVID-19 pandemic shut down secondary ticketing, but companies hope fans will be excited to return to events. (Getty Images) Secondary ticketing market sees promise beyond treacherous waters As the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic and the live industry shutdown that accompanied it have rippled across the business, few sectors have been hit harder than secondary ticketing. “It’s been unprecedented and catastrophic for the entire live event industry and certainly those in the secondary ticket market,” said Gary Adler, executive director and general counsel for the National Association of Ticket Brokers. “An interesting thing for the resellers is they’re getting hit in all directions. One, because there’s no revenue coming in, obviously, but two, because there’s all this recapturing of revenue that they generated in the past.” Major platforms, such as StubHub, SeatGeek and VividSeats, and independent resellers alike have been pinched from both sides, with promoters and… Continue Reading INTIX Quarterly: System Reboot
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Read Moreby Brad Weissberg | May 2, 2019 | Faces & Places, General, Management News, Pulse | 0
Brian Murphy. Former Tumblr exec will lead domestic, international engineering SeatGeek has hired Brian Murphy as chief technology officer. Murphy joins SeatGeek from Tumblr, where he led multiple engineering teams. Before that, he was vice president of engineering at The New York Times and senior director of technology at Condé Nast. Murphy will lead the domestic and international engineering teams and oversee the development of integrated technology products. Murphy is the latest high-profile hire for the ticket company as it expands. SeatGeek also recently hired Danielle du Toit, who is SeatGeek’s first president of SeatGeek Enterprise.
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