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Our story starts with a customer that needed a ticketing system that was easier to use and better value than what is currently available. For 8 years we have been customer driven, and work closely with our customers to develop and deliver a ticketing system that delivers on their business goals and delights their patrons.
We are committed to helping arts venues comedy clubs, sports events, festivals – anyone who sells tickets – benefit from our easy to use, powerful ticketing system.
Our goal? Provide the easiest to use, most innovative ticketing solution at the best value.
The Ticketsolve team is dedicated to helping our customer community understand their patrons better, and increase their ticketing revenues through innovative software and ticketing tools. You can read our profiles below to learn more about us. Apparently, a lot of us like brewing beer and sporting beards.
Sean is Ticketsolve‘s CEO and is critical in the development and vision of Ticketsolve innovations. Sean has worked previously as an Agile software consultant, and for several other IT consulting firms. Sean isn’t kooky per se, but let’s just say he uses a standing desk at work, rocks a full beard, and does that home brewing thing too.
Paul has been with the company since its founding and is responsible for the strategic direction of the company. Previously, Paul has worked as a brand manager for several FMCG brands in Ireland. We think Paul should get into comedy. His jokes are that awesome, and always completely appropriate (cough, cough).
David is a project manager for new customer accounts in the UK, and also has responsibility for training and technical support. Dunners loves nothing more than a good BBQ and his home brew. This must be how he has an uncanny ability to answer hundreds of questions in mere minutes. We’ll have to condone home brewing even if it is mega-hipstery.
Conor is Ticketsolve‘s manager of customer support and training. Previously, Conor managed box offices and venues such as the Helix. Conor loves a good challenge, and has decided to throw himself into the deep end with dirty nappies and sleepless nights. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Thais works as a relationship manager with Ticketsolve customers. Previously, Thais worked as a Project Manager in architectural firms in Ireland and Brazil. We believe that Thais must smile in her sleep and is secretly a super hero. She is THAT positive and focused - all the time - all day. It’s weird.
Louis (pronounced "Loo-ee"), has always had a high flying career (you see what we did there). At Ticketsolve he remains a steadfast, hardworking mascot, ringing out the news, deploy updates, opinions and general mischief at Ticketsolve. Always considered the life of the party (you should have seen him at last year‘s Christmas party), Louis is witty and full of great stories. You’ll be hearing a lot more from Louis we are sure. Oh, and Louis wants every one to know he is not related to "that other bird - you know the blue fella," he only met him once at a networking party.
Saverio Miroddi, Sav is a developer and db/system administrator for us. He has previously worked on applications for broadcasting video on demand via wireless connections. Sav is an top notch swing dancer, ping pong player, climber and makes a damn good tiramisu - seriously, he‘s Sicilian - if he says it’s good we tend to just agree.
Manuel is a developer and works mainly on Ticketsolve’s front end. He has worked extensively with mobile and web technologies. He is also the tallest person we have ever met - but owns the cutest wee kittens ever. Being Spanish, Manuel hasn‘t yet realised the true nature of an Irish summer. We’ve bought him a brolly, a raincoat and wellies.
Björn works to enhance and manage Ticketsolve‘s software. Previously, Björn has developed security solutions for museums and integrated online stores with supplier and ERP systems. Björn keeps having to remind us that, no, he is not in a cool band, and no he doesn’t just eat Swedish meatballs (but they are good) and yes, they really do drink glögg at Christmas in Sweden. He’s also taught us how to type the "ö" on our computers.
Brendan provides financial advice and stewardship to Ticketsolve. He has worked with many companies across Ireland and internationally. Since most financial guys are a pretty serious lot, here‘s one: What do you call a Financial Controller who always works through lunch, takes 2 days holiday every 2 years, is in the office every weekend and leaves every night after 10pm? Work shy. Yeah, Bren didn’t laugh either.
Nick is instrumental in developing our marketing strategy, and business development in the UK. Nick is an arts guy, previously working in theatres in Wales in senior marketing and business development roles. Nick is Welsh by the way. His party trick is saying "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerych
wyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" three times fast. Not really. But we can live in hope.
Helen works with Fáilte Ireland providing customer support and assistance to over 100 Irish tourist attractions. She has extensive box office experience working with the National Concert Hall, Dublin Dance Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival, JDIFF and a host of other festivals and theatres throughout Europe. Her festival, event and box office experience is bar none - we would admit to being a little scared of seeing a pyrotechnics company on her CV, but clearly it is a front for MI6. Obviously.
Peter works with Ticketsolve as a Senior Developer. He brings a combination of SaaS, design and front-end engineering experience, having previously worked as the first developer at TradeGecko, a successful startup based in Singapore. Peter is also an acrobat and circus arts instructor. Between Peter and Sav, if this ticketing thing doesn’t work out, we could always just start our own circus - CircusSolve.
David brings a wealth of sales and customer support experience to Ticketsolve working as a Business Development Executive. He has extensive box office, management and logistics experience working with festivals such as Clonmel Junction Festival among others. David is also our resident film buff, hosting a film focused podcast "In Conversation" in association with Film Ireland and Film Base. David tells us his nickname is "Bo Jangles". Since the song Mr. Bojangles was inspired by meeting a street performer who did a tap dance in jail, we can only assume David has a gritty past in tap dancing.
Scott joins us in customer support, bringing a great depth of experience in ticketing, marketing, editorial and promotions. Scott’s previous work with entertainment.ie as their Ticketing Operations Manager, brought him to the forefront of managing ticketing operations and reporting. Previous to that Scott has worked in other support roles in the retail and banking sectors. Scott also comes from a journalism and writing background. He says this is a real sentence: Buffalo, buffalo, buffalo, Buffalo, buffalo. We googled it, he’s right (the English language is weird).
Priya is responsible for the content and communications at Ticketsolve. Previously, Priya worked in corporate communications and advertising in New York. Priya has two monst . . .err children, and is an expert in handling serious negotiations regarding bath times with the under 10 crowd.
Aoife is a true customer support wizard with heaps of arts and culture experience. She has worked with theatres, festivals and arts organisations in a wide variety of capacities. She brings great enthusiasm and professionalism to Ticketsolve. Aoife is a self confessed chatterbox and food fanatic. Christmas dinner at Aoife’s then? Oh and you pronounce her name "Ee-fa" not, um, "oaf" 😉
Ewan, our Scotsman, recently joined our development team, bringing with him a diverse arts background including museum and gallery multimedia installations, web development, multiscreen video art works, developing video interview systems and a video production management app. Back in the day, he was a competitive cyclist (we’re really getting somewhere with this Ticketsolve as circus idea), These days, he gets super excited about bikes without stablisers (presume that relates to his youngins and not himself).
Ling joins us, bringing some amazing UX design skills to Ticketsolve. She has a wealth of experience in front and back end design, having worked across a variety of software services companies such as perx, wego and isobar. Ling is a foodie too (major bonus for us). We’ve learned to feed Ling at regular intervals - hell hath no fury like a hangry Ling.
Katy is part of Ticketsolve‘s Customer Support team and brings oodles of arts experience with her from her work with Royal Court Liverpool, Tate Liverpool, Theatre Royal St Helen’s. From front of house to box office Katy has seen it all (and some things she wishes she could unsee). She is an avid painter, photographer and cook. She also likes to dance around her kitchen to 80s classics (we’re thinking Eye Of The Tiger).
At Ticketsolve, we are always looking for energetic folks for our team. We are driven and passionate about what we do, and come from a wide variety of backgrounds – arts, finance, marketing, advertising and customer care.
Working for Ticketsolve means you get to work with some great people, and get flexibility when you need it.
We work hard. But we also enjoy our time off as well heading to festivals or taking in a show, playing golf, going to a gig or just relaxing.
If you are a software developer, in marketing or sales and interested in working for a fast-moving, agile company, email us your CV.
