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Independent Ticket Broker

Jonathan Ewing

Ticket sourcing, distribution and B2B cooperation

I work with event tickets across the primary and secondary market — sourcing inventory, distributing it through trusted channels, and cooperating directly with suppliers, promoters and other brokers.

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Based in
Washington, DC
Main markets
United States
Coverage
Nationwide events
Response time
Same day

About

Who you are working with

Portrait of Jonathan Ewing, Independent Ticket Broker

Jonathan Ewing

Independent Ticket Broker

Based in Washington, DC, USA

I work independently as a ticket broker, handling inventory for arena tours, league fixtures, multi-day festivals and long-running theatre productions across the United States. My role sits between the suppliers who hold tickets and the channels where those tickets find buyers.

I cooperate directly with box offices, event organizers, agencies and fellow brokers — on one-off blocks as well as standing arrangements. Deals are kept straightforward: clear terms, agreed pricing, settlement exactly as arranged, and an honest answer when an offer is not something I can place.

Main markets / regions
United States
Response time
Same day
Cooperates with
Ticket suppliersEvent organizersBox officesAgenciesFellow brokers

Services

What I handle

A focused set of services built around ticket inventory and the partners who supply it.

  • 01

    Ticket sourcing

    Locating inventory for high-demand events through direct supplier relationships, allocations and primary market channels.

  • 02

    Resale and distribution

    Placing tickets across established resale marketplaces and private channels with correct pricing and clean delivery.

  • 03

    Supplier cooperation

    Long-term arrangements with box offices, promoters and agencies holding regular or seasonal ticket inventory.

  • 04

    Event inventory acquisition

    Purchasing full or partial blocks of tickets for confirmed events, including allocations offered ahead of public sale.

  • 05

    B2B ticket trading

    Broker-to-broker trading of inventory, covering shortfalls and moving surplus quickly between trusted counterparties.

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Cooperation

How a typical deal runs

Five steps, no surprises. Most suppliers move from first message to settlement inside a single event cycle.

  1. Step 1

    Inventory offered

    The supplier shares the available tickets — event, category, quantity and face value.

    Step 1 of 5
  2. Step 2

    Offer reviewed

    I assess demand, timing and placement, then confirm what can realistically be taken.

    Step 2 of 5
  3. Step 3

    Terms agreed

    Pricing, volume, delivery format and settlement conditions are fixed in writing.

    Step 3 of 5
  4. Step 4

    Purchase and distribution

    Tickets are purchased or taken on agreed terms and distributed through the right channels.

    Step 4 of 5
  5. Step 5

    Settlement completed

    Payment is settled exactly as agreed, and the relationship carries into the next event.

    Step 5 of 5

Events

Categories I work with

Inventory is handled across four core categories, with the strongest demand around arena tours and major fixtures.

Concert stage with light beams cutting through haze above a crowd

Concerts

Arena and stadium tours, club shows, one-off residencies.

Modern stadium at night lit by floodlights, viewed from the upper stands

Sports

League fixtures, cup finals, international and motorsport events.

Outdoor festival field at dusk with distant stage lights

Festivals

Multi-day passes, single-day tickets and camping inventory.

Empty classic theatre interior with velvet seats and a lit stage curtain

Theatre & Entertainment

Broadway runs, national tours, comedy and family shows.

Why work with me

An independent broker, by design

Contact

Discuss cooperation

Send over the event, category and quantity — or just introduce yourself. Offers are reviewed the same day.