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Events.com

Mitch Thrower's Events.com operates a SaaS-plus-marketplace model for event creation and discovery, integrating ticketing, sponsorship, and virtual event tools.

Events.com

Generate more event revenue with Events.com. Sell tickets online, promote your events, find sponsors, and grow your event business.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

San Diego

Corporate office

La Jolla, CA, United States

Principals

Mitch Thrower

CEO, Chairman and Co-Founder

Bob Bellack

Senior Advisor and Investor

Jeff Cameron

Chief Technical Officer

Paul Brown

Chief Financial Officer

Sector focus

Enterprise Software

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment and strategic decisions at Events.com?

Mitch Thrower runs the company as CEO, Chairman, and Co-Founder. He previously co-founded Active.com (The Active Network), took it public, and led its eventual sale to Vista Equity Partners for $1.05 billion. Thrower also serves as Chairman of The La Jolla Foundation, his philanthropic vehicle. Strategic and investment decisions appear concentrated in Thrower and his inner circle of operating executives, not a separate investment committee.

What event types and sectors does Events.com target?

The platform serves a broad range of live events — sports, music festivals, conferences, beer festivals, car shows, and outdoor competitions. Publicly named clients include the Mint 400 off-road race, the Outside Summit, and Dow Championship golf. The company avoids niche specialization, positioning its toolset as horizontally applicable across any event that sells tickets.

How does Events.com source its proprietary event-organizer pipeline?

Events.com attracts organizers through its integrated tool suite — ticketing, sponsorships, on-site check-in, and virtual event capabilities — plus digital marketing services that promise broader audience reach. The consumer discovery app functions as a demand-generation engine: events listed on the organizer platform get surfaced to attendees, creating a network effect that locks in organizers who want distribution.

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