Vale: Tim Roberts, respected arts administrator
Respected arts administrator Tim Roberts, the driving force behind the annual NARPACA Ticketing Professionals Conference, has died.
A statement issued by Live Performance Australia, eloquently describes Tim’s achievements and the industry’s sense of loss.
The statement reads “it is with great sadness that we inform LPA members of the unexpected passing of Tim Roberts.
“Tim was an esteemed colleague and Chair of NARPACA's Ticketing Professionals Conference Committee.
“Tim spent over 20 years working for ARTS Australia and providing inspirational leadership across ticketing, CRM and arts marketing in Australia, New Zealand, USA, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Africa, Turkey, Spain, Chile and the United Kingdom.
“He worked specifically on best practice in leisure ticketing, membership, fundraising and arts marketing - specialising in CRM and audience development and analysis.
“He was a highly regarded and regularly sought after consultant due to his extraordinary knowledge of a broad range of ticketing, CRM, membership, fund-raising and database software, in particular the implementation in the online environment, as well as his strong theoretical foundation in marketing combined with a thorough practical grounding in Information Technology and Telecommunications.
“Tim commenced his career in theatres across Perth and London and lectured at Edith Cowan University and West Australian Academy of the Performing Arts (WAAPA). Tim also undertook residencies at both WAAPA and LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts in Singapore, and presented the Relationship Marketing module for the Australian Institute of Music Sydney Opera House Master of Arts Management degree since 2007.
“Tim will be dearly remembered by his many friends and colleagues for his commitment to his work, and for his wonderful collegial spirit.”
Tim Roberts had also been Chief Executive for SeatAdvisor Pty Ltd and was a regular contributor to Australasian Leisure Management magazine.
19th February 2014 - AUSTRALASIA NEEDS TO MAKE THE MOST OF DYNAMIC PRICING IN ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORT
12th February 2014 - TICKETING PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS TRANSFORMING BEHAVIOUR THROUGH REAL-TIME ANALYTICS
23rd May 2012 - DYNAMIC PRICING IN THE SPOTLIGHT: ARTS AND ORIGIN II
10th March 2008 - ROBERTS TO HEAD SEATADVISOR AUSTRALIA
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