EventBooking, a cloud-based venue software company has announced that Missouri CVB, Explore St Louis has selected VenueOps to manage its venue facilities, and Simpleview, a partner of EventBooking, to help manage client relationships and marketing. Located in the heart of downtown, Explore St Louis is transitioning from technology that has been in place for the past couple of decades to two intuitive platforms for managing the sales and venue management processes. Darren Ison, director of information technology for Explore St Louis, commented: “With our legacy system, we were limited with flexibility and functionality, with a lot of double-handling and use of manual processes to do what we needed to do. After extensive research, we found the best way forward for us was to partner with these two outstanding companies. They understand our needs and are also tightly integrated, so this way we get the best of both worlds – the absolute best in class for each of their respective areas, plus they talk to each other.” Steve Mackenzie, president of EventBooking, said, “We are truly delighted that the America’s Center has selected VenueOps to fulfill their venue management needs, and that our partnership and integration with Simpleview’s CRM will allow them to do things they could only dream of before.” EventBooking is a Software as a Service (SaaS) company that specialises in online booking and venue management for arenas, stadiums and convention centres.
St Louis selects new venue and client management partners
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