by Taylor Mims, Billboard Magazine, September 21, 2018
Lawrence Peryer will join the ticket exchange’s growing management team.
Ticketing company Lyte has announced the hire of Lawrence Peryer as head of business and corporate development. Peryer will join the ticketing-exchange platform in expanding Lyte’s commitment to define a new category of live event ticketing.
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