Tessitura Network is highlighted in digital media publication Bold Business this week,

amidst a range of organizations and trailblazers in sectors from technology and business to transportation and health.

Edward Kopko, CEO and Publisher of Bold Business, interviewed Tessitura Network’s Jack Rubin during last month’s Tessitura Learning and Community Conference (TLCC2018) in Orlando, an annual global event attended by close to 2,000 arts and cultural professionals.

“When I sat down with Jack Rubin, CEO of Tessitura Network, our interview and time flew by. In addition to my fascination with his vision for Tessitura, I found his passion for helping the arts and cultural industry succeed inspiring,” he said.

“When I sat down with Jack Rubin, CEO of Tessitura Network, our interview and time flew by.”

Tessitura Network enables the success of over 600 arts and cultural organizations in three continents, with its enterprise CRM system powering key business functions — ticketing and admissions, memberships, fundraising and development, marketing, education, analytics, reporting, website purchases, mobile applications and more.  

The unified system enables a real-time and seamless, 360-degree comprehensive view across all functions, of all visitors, donors, members, and others who interact and transact with Tessitura-powered organizations, such as museums, performing arts centers, theatres, operas, orchestras, festivals, dance companies and ballets, zoos, aquariums, educational institutions, and film centers.

Jack Rubin shares, “We're helping expand learning, we're helping share knowledge and of course, we continue to innovate the system.”

“Tessitura Network has completely disrupted the way arts & cultural organizations operate. ”

Edward Kopko says he hopes that Tessitura Network’s story becomes better known. “Tessitura Network has completely disrupted the way arts and cultural organizations operate. They continue to rethink, reimagine, and transform the arts andcultural sphere.” 

Read article and view video on Bold Business >