North Carolina A&T State University has struck a deal with Paciolan to run the ticketing and marketing technology for its athletics program, the school announced Sunday, June 8.
Paciolan is a California-based company that handles ticketing platforms for college athletic departments across the country. The arrangement with NC A&T covers both premium ticketing and marketing technology — though the Aggies’ athletic department did not release contract terms, a dollar figure, or a start date in its announcement.
NC A&T competes in the Big South Conference and fields teams across more than a dozen sports at its Greensboro campus. The football program plays home games at Truist Stadium.
Paciolan works with a number of other college programs nationally, so the company isn’t new to this market — but the specifics of what changes, if any, fans will see when buying tickets for Aggie games haven’t been spelled out yet. The school hasn’t said whether the switch affects the current ticketing portal or when any transition would take effect.
Reported by ncataggies.com. Read the original report.
