Tim Jorgensen
Hospitality and entertainment veteran Tim Jorgensen joined the Austin team of Opry Entertainment Group as vice-president of operations.
In his new position, Jorgensen will direct the companies of Block 21 of OEG, notably ACL Live, 3ten and W Austin in Austin, and will provide a strategic orientation for the entire Block 21 complex, as well as direct monitoring of daily operations in ACL Live and 3ten. Jorgensen will be a matter of Gary ScottOperation chief at Opry Entertainment Group.
Jorgensen comes to OEG d’Asm Global, where he managed a range of arenas, stages, congress centers and theaters, and played a decisive role in the launch of the Thunder Ridge Nature Arena. He was also president of Crew One Productions, a production company at full service, where he directed strategic acquisitions and supervised the festival division. His career also includes leadership roles at Live Nation and House of Blues Entertainment, where he was responsible for managing several sites in the Southwest region.
“Tim is a strong adjustment for our Austin team, bringing more than 20 years of experience that aligns our commitment to offer high -quality hospitality and unforgettable entertainment experiences,” explains Patrick MooreChief executive officer of Opry Entertainment Group. “Its deep understanding of the Austin market and the music industry makes it only equipped to raise our brand while we continue to evolve our business and establish Bloc 21 as the first destination of the city for music and entertainment.”
“I am delighted to join the team of the Opry entertainment group and to help shape the future of Bloc 21,” shares Jorgensen. “ACL Live is a great place and a wonderful asset for the world’s world renowned music scene. I can’t wait to rely on his inheritance by bringing even more live music to the city and increasing the use of this emblematic place, while continuing to offer exceptional experiences for artists, fans and the Austin community. ”
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