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Kim Damron Upped To COO Of Ticketing At Spectra


IRVINE, Calif. (CelebrityAccess) — Spectra by Comcast Spectacor has promoted Kim Damron to Chief Operating Officer of the Ticketing & Fan Engagement division formerly known as Paciolan.

Damron, who has been with the company for nearly a decade, most recently held the position of Senior Vice President of Operations and oversaw strategic client programs and operations within the business. In her new role, Damron will lead the development and execution of the division’s client services and operations strategy.

Damron oversaw the integration of New Era Tickets and the FanOne Marketing team into Spectra's new Ticketing & Fan Engagement unit.

Damron joined the company in 2005 as Vice President of the Client Partner team. Prior to joining Spectra, Damron was Vice President, Business Development and Marketing at Tickets.com and served as Vice President, Vendor Marketing and Entertainment Advertising Sales at Buy.com. She began her career at Paramount Pictures where she held numerous roles including Director of National Advertising.

Damron received a bachelor’s degree in Communications and Sports Studies from the University of Southern California. She and her husband, Jeff, and their four children reside in Newport Beach, Calif.

“Kim’s vision and leadership have significantly enhanced key areas of the business and strengthened our operations, client services and strategic partnerships to help accelerate organizational growth,” said Dave Butler, President and CEO of Spectra Ticketing & Fan Engagement. “Over the last 18 months, we acquired Ballena Technologies, built new partnerships with SeatGeek, ReplyBuy and other event discovery partners, and grew our community with 55 new partner organizations. These are all testaments to the manner in which Kim’s leadership has strengthened our company operations.” – Staff Writers