Logitix has hired Travis Apple as its new Chief Revenue Officer, a new role for the company. Apple, who brings extensive sports business experience, will oversee all revenue for Logitix, the live event ticketing technology and analytics company that’s working with more than 400 teams and properties across MLB, the NBA, NCAA, NFL, NHL and other live event and sports properties. No search firm was used in the hire.
Apple most recently was EVP for General Sports Worldwide, an executive search and training firm. He also hosts the 52 Weeks of Hustle podcast in which he interviews sports business executives. Previously, he served as the Marlins’ VP/Ticket Sales and Service, and as Senior Dir of Team Marketing and Business Operations where he oversaw ticketing for all NBA, WNBA and G-League teams. Earlier in his career, Apple was the VP/Ticket Sales & Service for the Suns (NBA), Mercury (WNBA), Rattlers (AFL), and Northern Arizona Suns (G-League). Prior to that, he worked in ticketing-focused roles with the Magic and Pirates.
Logitix also recently announced the hiring of Michael Ramirez as VP/Business Operations, one of several new positions the company is adding.
