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Apr 20, 2022 · Whatever happened to co-founders Gordon Gunn III and Peter Gadwa? Albert: A few years after we had operations up and running in Albuquerque and El Paso, Gordon left to pursue other business interests, and he became the branch manager for Wang Laboratories in Atlanta.
Nov 1, 2010 · Peter Gadwa was an IT staffer at Arizona State University when he teamed up with Albert Leffler—then working at ASU's performing arts center—to create Ticketmaster in 1976. The duo...
Ticketmaster Company History. 1976. Ticketmaster was founded in Phoenix, Arizona by college staffers Albert Leffler and Peter Gadwa as well as businessman Gordon Gunn III. Albert comes up with Ticketmaster as the name for the new company. 1977. Electric Light Orchestra at the University of New Mexico is Ticketmaster's first ticketed concert.
Jan 31, 1985 · The Times identified Peter Gadwa and Albert Leffler as founders of the company. The founders’ group also included Gordon M. Gunn III, Thomas W. Hart Jr. and Dan E. Reeter. Gadwa and...
Apr 14, 2022 · Peter was to start writing his original from-scratch ticketing program, which he ultimately named TMOS — Ticketmaster Operating System. It was written in assembly language and was a combined operating system and application.
Oct 23, 2019 · Ticketmaster, launched in 1976 by Arizona State staffers Albert Leffler and Peter Gadwa and businessman Gordon Gunn, upended the ticketing business by offering a computerized ticketing service to...
Jul 31, 2017 · As Leffler was exploring the arts administration world at Gammage, he and his two founding partners – Peter Gadwa, an ASU alum, and Gordon Gunn III, a businessman and Leffler's family friend – created a new computerized ticketing company from scratch and started up a company named Ticketmaster – now the global leader in live event ticketing tech...
