The person behind Op-Tix.

Independent ticketing and digital-product expertise — on your side of the table.

Adam Hogarty

Adam Hogarty

Founder — ticketing & digital product specialist

Adam has spent more than fifteen years implementing, managing and customising ticketing, CRM and CMS systems for venues across the UK, EU and North American markets — with a particular interest in customer experience and the data behind every booking.

Op-Tix exists to give organisations that same expertise on their side of the table: independent, practical, and focused on outcomes rather than a particular vendor's roadmap.

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Fifteen years, a lot of venues.

Before Op-Tix, across senior ticketing and product roles, Adam worked with teams at:

Hampstead Theatre | National Theatre | Almeida | Scottish Ballet | Birmingham Hippodrome | Leeds Museums & Galleries | Leeds Arts Events & Venues | National Museums Scotland | The Glass House | Sadler's Wells | London Theatre Company | Leeds Heritage Theatres | Opera North | Northern Stage | Dramaten | The Soraya | Crystal Bridges | The Momentary | New Jersey Theatre Alliance | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati | TheatreWorks Silicon Valley | Opera News | Folger Shakespeare Library

Independent

No reseller deals, no kickbacks. Advice you can trust because it isn't tied to a vendor.

Practical

Wireframes, test scripts and project plans — not just slide decks. Work that ships.

Data-led

Decisions grounded in what your database and booking journey actually show.

A network, not an agency

When a project needs more hands, Op-Tix draws on a trusted network of freelancers and technical specialists — developers, designers, data analysts and box-office experts. You get exactly the expertise the job needs, without the overhead, layers or markup of a big agency.

People I've enjoyed working with

A few of the freelancers and specialists I bring in when a project needs more than one pair of hands.

Michael Byrne

Michael Byrne

BI & Data specialist

  • Enterprise BI
  • Data Analytics
  • Automation

John Pinchbeck

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