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Frontier is a subsidiary of Fresh Prints. Fresh Prints is a New York-based, fast-growing, fully remote, 150-person company with most of our team based in India and the Philippines. A few years ago, Fresh Prints began helping other fast-growing companies build their teams. We got so good at it that we spun out a new company to focus exclusively on that — and called it Frontier.
At Frontier, we help companies grow full-time, cross-functional teams abroad. We hire the smartest people and place them into the best companies. In three years, we’ve never lost a client. If you’re interested in a Frontier role and you apply and are accepted, we’ll screen you through a couple of internal interviews and aim to get you an interview for a full-time job within the month.
Think of us as your personal talent agent — and good luck with the application! 😊
100x Hospitality builds VIP packages, travel packages, and destination events for major touring artists, festivals, and live entertainment partners. Our Artist Services division runs VIP programs on 30+ active tours at a time, and our Presents division produces our own destination events, many of them international.
The ticketing team is small and busy. A Ticketing Director leads it, a Ticketing Manager owns builds, inventory changes, ADA requests, refunds, and vendor relationships, and a coordinator owns the daily and weekly reporting cadence that keeps partners informed. This role is that coordinator seat, working remotely and reporting to the Ticketing Manager.
Title: Ticketing Coordinator. Reports to the Ticketing Manager, with day-to-day direction from the Ticketing Director.
This person owns the reporting rhythm of the ticketing team. Every day, they pull sales counts across our ticketing platforms and send a midday counts email. Every week they build and send VIP and travel package sales updates to artist managers, agents, and promoters on a portfolio of roughly 15 to 20 tours. Around each show, they confirm VIP sales are closed on time and reconcile what sold against what we were allocated.
The work is detail-heavy and deadline-driven, and much of it goes straight to outside partners, so accuracy and clear written English matter more than anything else.
The list below reflects the work this seat actually does today, roughly in order of how much time it takes.
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Category |
What we use |
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Ticketing platforms |
Ticketmaster (TM1 and ISM), AXS, Tixr, Ticketstoday, venue box office reports |
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Internal data |
Web-based database; master counts grid in Google Sheets |
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Work management |
Asana (task queues per tour and per show) |
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Communication |
Gmail, Google Workspace, Slack, Google Meet |
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Reporting |
Excel and Google Sheets for counts, settlements, and attachments |
We're automating parts of the counts work with Claude and scripts, so comfort working alongside Claude is a plus.
Full time, Monday through Friday, overlap with US Eastern business hours each day.
Visit us at: https://www.100xhospitality.com/
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