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Ticketing agent moshtix has revealed a significant expansion of its business having, over the past six months, secured the ticketing rights for the Australian Turf Club, Taronga Zoo, Laneway Festival, CMC Rocks, and Melbourne’s The Espy, which is due to reopen later in 2018.

Commenting on the growth of the business and the expansion of its staff team, moshtix Chief Executive Harley Evans (pictured) stated “moshtix has been through a significant investment phase over the past 12 months with an emphasis on harnessing new technologies, building out our marketing capabilities, and attracting exceptional operators to the team.

Our mission is to make live easy and there is more to come in the coming months that demonstrate our commitment to making this real.”

This growth of the business has seen it bolster its management and staff ranks with several high profile appointments, including Kevin Cooper in the newly created role of Head of Marketing and Innovation.

Cooper previously worked as Group Marketing and Customer Technology Manager at ALH Group, Australia’s largest pub chain.

Welcoming his appointment, Cooper explains “I was very drawn to the energy and passion that moshtix have for what they do, and was extremely excited about the prospect of working with them.

“Moving from a large enterprise such as ALH was a big step, but the opportunity I see for moshtix to really push the local ticketing industry forward made it an easy decision for me.” 

Click here to contact moshtix via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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8th September 2014 - MOSHTIX CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR OF INDEPENDENCE WITH A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS

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