Tixel Strengthens US Operations with Four Leadership Appointments

Tixel has expanded its US leadership team with four new appointments spanning commercial strategy, platform partnerships, business development, and operations.
Tixel logo and headshots of four new US leadership team members: Juan Torres, Alexis Rommel, Meghan McBreen, and Jennifer Lee. Tixel logo and headshots of four new US leadership team members: Juan Torres, Alexis Rommel, Meghan McBreen, and Jennifer Lee.

Tixel, a ticket resale marketplace that enforces price caps, has appointed four new members to its US leadership team.

Juan Torres joins as VP of Commercial, US. He previously held roles at DICE, served as Chief Revenue Officer at Prism.fm, and was VP of Global Sales at Aprimo. Operating from Texas, Torres will oversee Tixel’s North American commercial strategy, including go-to-market execution and partnerships with venues, promoters, and ticketing companies.

Alexis Rommel, formerly Director of Strategy at AXS, becomes Head of Platform Partnerships, US. Meghan McBreen takes the role of Business Development Manager, US, bringing experience from ticketing leadership positions at Newport Folk Festival and Park City Song Summit. Jennifer Lee, who worked on digital experience across the Madison Square Garden Entertainment venue portfolio, joins as US Operations Associate.

“Ticketing reform has gone from an industry gripe to a national conversation. Congress is debating it, artists and fans are demanding it, and price caps and speculative listing bans are finally on the table. We didn’t wait for the law to catch up; capped, verified resale is how Tixel has worked from day one. Juan, Alexis, Meghan and Jennifer have seen every corner of our industry, and they’ve chosen to spend the next chapter of their careers building the version of it that fans deserve,” said Jason Webb, Co-Founder and Head of US at Tixel.

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