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TTF13 Finalattendeelist Names.Numbers Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • 19-20 March 2013 • London TICKETING TECHNOLOGY ATTENDEE LIST F RUM FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Saad Afzal Ticketing Director Live Nation UK United Kingdom Marcus Ahlfors Technical Director Tiketti Oy Finland Jackie Antas PR Director Ticketmaster International United Kingdom Simon Ardron Applications Manager NEC Group United Kingdom Nigel Aukland Product Manager – Live Insight Ticketmaster UK United Kingdom James Baggaley Head of Marketing and Sales Spektrix United Kingdom Tim Baker Director Baker Richards United Kingdom Giles Bayliss Business Development Manager Tickets.com United Kingdom Alain Belsoeur President Stadia Strategic Committee (LFP) France Martin Berg VP Mobile Technologies Dialog eXe Norway Ferdinand Bestebreurtje Managing Partner TLS - Boca Systems United Kingdom Mirco Bezzi Chief Executive Officer Attractive.it Italy Johan Birath Managing Director Ticnet Sweden Louise Blake Senior Business Analyst Live Nation Ent/Ticketmaster United Kingdom Lucia Bocankova Managing Director TICKETPORTAL Czech Republic Xavier Boixeda Managing Director Onebox Iberica Spain Jotie Boone Online Manager Ancienne Belgique Belgium Marc Bournique Sales Manager Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy France Jasper Broeker Chief Executive Officer Deutsche Eintrittskarten TKS Germany Attendee List • Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • Page 1 of 9 • PCorrect at Friday, 5 April 2013 • E&OE www.ticketingtechnologyforum.com FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Jonathan Brown Secretary Soc'y of Ticket Agents & Retailers United Kingdom Helen Brownlee Ticketing Director Ambassador Theatre Group United Kingdom Karin Sigrid Bugge Communications Manager Bærum Kommune Norway Oana Buhus Events Co-Coordinator Ticketing Technology Forum Romania Andre Buren Chief Technology Officer Emesa Holding The Netherlands Paul Butterworth Head of Technical Sales Proxama United Kingdom David Campbell Managing Director Sports & Entertainment (UK) United Kingdom Eugene Carr Chief Executive Officer Patron Technology United States Beth Carter Marketing Manager Green 4 Solutions United Kingdom Neil Carter Product Manager /Lead Consultant Green 4 Solutions United Kingdom Mark Carter Head of Business Services The Jockey Club United Kingdom Jacquie Cassidy Ticketing Development Manager Historic Royal Palaces United Kingdom Chris Castle Director, Product Marketing AudienceView Ticketing United Kingdom Tim Chambers Managing Director TJChambers Consultancy United Kingdom Wai Hong Chan Application Manager SISTIC.com Singapore Andy Clyde IT Director Internet Tickets Ltd United Kingdom Gareth Coleman Business Analyst NEC Group United Kingdom James Condliffe Web Developer See Tickets United Kingdom Pedro Correia Head of National Team Operations UEFA Events Switzerland Aisling Coyle Box Office & Sales Manager National Concert Hall Ireland Bill Crane Sales Director AudienceView Ticketing United Kingdom Sophie Crosby VP, Live Analytics Ticketmaster Entertainment United Kingdom Eli Dagan VP Product Manager Toptix UK Sport Israel Steve Daly Director / Head of RFID Projects ID&C Ltd United Kingdom Fred De Graaf Business Development Manager See Tickets Nederland The Netherlands Julian de Grahl Vice President Sports & Classical CTS Eventim Germany Desiree De Koning Director Event Software Benelux The Netherlands Attendee List • Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • Page 2 of 9 • PCorrect at Friday, 5 April 2013 • E&OE www.ticketingtechnologyforum.com FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Jos de Kruif Owner Chess iX The Netherlands Debby Decru Account Manager Ticket Strobbe Ticket Belgium Franky Deleu General Manager Syx Automations Belgium Mark Dewell Managing Director IRIS Ticketing United Kingdom Havinder Dhillon Events Support & Corp Appl Mngr The FA United Kingdom Dave Dingle Client Account Manager AudienceView Ticketing Canada Maarten Dirksen Owner/Director Basic Orange The Netherlands John Dodson Deputy Box Office Manager National Concert Hall Ireland David Dommett Group IS Director The Jockey Club United Kingdom Annette Duedahl Bæk Box Office Manager Musikhuset Aarhus Denmark Brian Dunphy Managing Director Stimare Printers United Kingdom Chris Edmonds Managing Director Ticketmaster UK United Kingdom Noel Edwards General Manager CrowdSurge United Kingdom Matt Edwards New Business Consultant IRIS Ticketing United Kingdom Phillip Egger Chief Executive Officer nolock Softwareloesungen Austria Andreas Egger Chief Executive Officer Ticket Express Austria Jan Eglen CEO and Chairman of the Board Digonex United States Sybolt Ettema Project Manager Zicht online The Netherlands Darran Evans Chief Executive Officer Leisure Pass Group United Kingdom Mark Famiglietti Director of Technology Alliances Patron Technology United States Brecht Fourneau Founder Tapcrowd Belgium Steve Furze Head of Ticketing, Rugby Travel & Hospitality Rugby Travel & Hospitality Ltd United Kingdom Brooke Gallagher Box Office Systems and CRM Manager The Royal National Theatre United Kingdom Tanja Geerligs Application Manager Concertgebouw The Netherlands Paul Gibbons Sales and Marketing Green 4 Solutions United Kingdom John Gibson Director, Theatre & Arts Ticketmaster UK United Kingdom Vin Govender Technology Director Ambassador Theatre Group United Kingdom Attendee List • Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • Page 3 of 9 • PCorrect at Friday, 5 April 2013 • E&OE www.ticketingtechnologyforum.com FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Sarvesh Govindappa Product Director Live Nation Entertainment United Kingdom Jenny Gower Head of Ticketing Fulham FC United Kingdom Leon Gray Systems Administrator Aberdeen Performing Arts United Kingdom Crispin Gray Head of Information Technology Royal Albert Hall United Kingdom Jake Grimley Managing Director Made Media United Kingdom Alfred Gunacker Vice President Marketing & Sales SKIDATA Austria Peter Halpin Sales Manager Tixcel Ireland Tore Hansen Chairman, Board of Directors Dialog eXe Norway Christian Hasler Solutions Manager Events UEFA Switzerland Michael Hauser Chief Executive Officer Apareo Germany Spencer Haywood Head of IT Fulham FC United Kingdom Edwin Hemkes Sales Director Syx Automations United Kingdom Andreas Holzemer Chief Executive Officer Ticket Regional Germany Cynthia Howard Account Manager Horizon Resourcing United Kingdom Richard Howle Commercial Director The Really Useful Group United Kingdom John Howlett Head of Ticketing Operations Ambassador Theatre Group United Kingdom Cameron Hoy Managing Director Ticketek Australia Nico Hruby Head of Project Management BTD International Consulting Germany Christophe Hugot Business Manager Valenciennes Football Club France Julien Jalouzet Project Manager CRM Paris Saint-Germain FC France Hugues Jarreault Chief Financial Officer Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy France Kingsley Jayasekera Head, Marketing and Digital West Kowloon Cultural District Hong Kong Julian Jenkins Commercial Director Cardiff City FC United Kingdom Jeppe M. Jensen Chief Executive Officer Venuepoint / Billetlugen Denmark Oddvar Haug Jenssen Chief Executive Officer Dialog eXe Norway Peter Joyce Managing Director Toptix UK Sport United Kingdom Eva Karsberg Operations Director Ticnet Sweden Attendee List • Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • Page 4 of 9 • PCorrect at Friday, 5 April 2013 • E&OE www.ticketingtechnologyforum.com FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Nicola Kenny Portal Project Manager The Audience Business United Kingdom Simon Klinkhamer Managing Director KB Group United Kingdom Ineke Kluft Box Office Manager Concertgebouw The Netherlands Jeff Koets Vice President Sales/Marketing AudienceView Ticketing United Kingdom Anastasiia Kosachova Project Director ExpoPromo Group United Kingdom Andreas Kranabetter Business Segment Manager SKIDATA Austria Guillaume Lairloup Chief Information Officer Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy France Jasper Landsmeer ICT Manager See Tickets Nederland The Netherlands Christian Lang Business Segment Manager SKIDATA Austria Loïc Le Naour Customer Department Manager Olympique Lyonnais France Jason Legg Commercial Manager Ticketscript United Kingdom Nick Leonard IT Team Leader Internet Tickets Limited United Kingdom Jonathan Leone Co-Founder Thrillcall United States Erik Lindholm Chief Executive Officer Tickster Sweden Jakob Lund Managing Director Billetnet Denmark Steve Machin Founder Stormcrowd United Kingdom Anil Malhotra Founder & President Analytix United States Cathy Malone Econ Dev Project Manager Scottish Enterprise United Kingdom Mark Mantock Chief Executive Officer PeachInc United Kingdom Stephen Marchant President Revenue Management Society United Kingdom Gian Marco Mariotti Managing Director Modulsnap Italy Donna Marsh Head of Customer Service Glyndebourne Productions United Kingdom James McGallan Systems Specialist iLUKA Ltd United Kingdom Andrew McManus IT Director NEC Group United Kingdom Bruce McMullen VP, Predictive Analytics Analytix United States Roger Meijer Product Manager Paylogic The Netherlands Mirva Merimaa Chief Executive Officer Tiketti Oy Finland Attendee List • Ticketing Technology Forum 2013 • Page 5 of 9 • PCorrect at Friday, 5 April 2013 • E&OE www.ticketingtechnologyforum.com FIRST NAME SURNAME TITLE ORGANISATION COUNTRY Francoise Meulemans Director Event Software Benelux The Netherlands Jo Michel Director Michel Consulting Australia Nils Misvær Vice President Sales Dialog eXe Norway Peter Monks Commercial Director The Ticket Factory United Kingdom Daniel Morris Technical Director PeachInc United Kingdom Russell Morris
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