Tim Wicinski

Tim Wicinski has a comprehensive work experience spanning several industries. Tim is currently working at AXS as a Senior Account Manager, responsible for managing key accounts in the Sports, Arenas & Stadiums group and ensuring the successful delivery of AXS ticketing solutions. Tim has been with AXS since August 2012, starting as an Account Manager before being promoted to their current role.

Prior to joining AXS, Tim worked at Palace Sports & Entertainment as the Director of Sponsorship Sales from March 2010 to August 2012. In this role, they handled sponsorship and premium seating sales for various entities, including the Detroit Pistons, Palace of Auburn Hills, and DTE Energy Music Theatre.

Before that, Tim served as the VP of Sales & Marketing at Sports Facilities Marketing Group from September 2003 to February 2010. Tim played a key role in driving sales and marketing efforts for the company.

Tim gained event management experience at the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic, where they worked as the Tournament Manager from 1999 to 2003. Tim was responsible for managing various aspects of the internationally televised LPGA event, including sales, marketing, operations, and administration.

Earlier in their career, Tim worked at Pacific Sports LLC as the Director of Operations from 1995 to 1999. Tim managed all operational functions for multiple endurance events owned and/or operated by the company, including the 1996 Triathlon World Championships. Additionally, they played a significant role in organizing the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk & Sprint Memory Run, a prominent participant event in the US at the time.

Overall, Tim Wicinski has accumulated valuable experience in account management, sponsorship sales, event management, and sales & marketing. Their diverse background and expertise make him a valuable asset in the sports and entertainment industry.

Tim Wicinski attended the University of Mount Union from 1990 to 1994, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Sport Management.