SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn., March 27, 2018 -- Ticket Summit, the leading conference and trade show for ticketing and live entertainment professionals, today announced that Ticketmaster Resale will sponsor the July 2018 conference and give a dedicated session at the event. Ticket Summit is scheduled for July 16-18, 2018 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.
As part of the Ticket Summit schedule, Ticketmaster Resale representatives will give a dedicated session on their technology and products and discuss the future of ticketing. After the session, Larry Plawsky, SVP and General Manager of Ticketmaster Resale, will join other industry leaders for the perennial keynote panel, The Ticketing Industry. Both the session and the keynote will be held on Wednesday, July 18.
Ticketmaster Resale representatives will also demo their products and take questions at their booth in the Ticket Summit Trade Show Hall.
Ticketmaster Resale is a division of Ticketmaster®, the global market leader in live event ticketing that drives 500 million ticket transactions per year. Through exclusive partnerships with thousands of venues, artists, sports leagues, and arts and theater tours, Ticketmaster delivers unparalleled access to the most iconic live events to millions of fans worldwide. Ticketmaster is proud to be the official resale partner of the NFL, NBA, NHL and US Open Tennis, among others.
“We are excited to have Ticketmaster Resale join us at this summer’s conference,” said Amanda Farrish, Director of Corporate Events, TicketNetwork & Ticket Summit. “Our attendees are really going to enjoy their session as well as Larry’s participation on the keynote panel. We’re proud to offer the ticketing industry the opportunity to engage with its leaders in a meaningful way.”
Registration for Ticket Summit 2018 is just $649. Exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are also available. For more information, email [email protected] or call 860-416-5767. Ticket Summit is presented by TicketNetwork and DTI Management.
About Ticket Summit
Ticket Summit is the leading ticket conference and trade show for live entertainment professionals, and is ranked among the Top 25 Fast-Growth Shows by EXPO Magazine. This event attracts hundreds of global business leaders, entrepreneurs, and entertainment experts in the ticket community. Previous keynote speakers include Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC’s hit show The Profit, legendary baseball manager Joe Torre, and Shark Tank’s Daymond John. Past attendees and sponsors include: AXS, Billboard, Broadway.com, Devils Arena Entertainment, eBay, Facebook, Forbes, Goldman Sachs, Google, Harlem Globetrotters, Live Nation, Madison Square Garden, Microsoft, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, PayPal, StubHub, Ticketmaster, and Yahoo!, among others. For information, visit www.TicketSummit.org.
Contact:
Amanda Farrish, Director—Corporate Events
TicketNetwork & Ticket Summit
860-416-5767
[email protected]


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