August is Live Music Fans Appreciation Month

Access Granted officially declares August as Live Music Fans appreciation month. And to commemorate this milestone, the company’s new Go Ticketless model™ is offering a one year free trial to millions of live music fans.

This product was created to serve the concert going community. Mainly to provide a money saving method for consumers to gain access to concerts, stage plays, comedy and award shows.

Traditionally ticket buyers would have to go to the box office, ticket outlets or charge by phone, until the mid-1990s when online purchase options were introduced. The fan loyalty program concept was inspired and created back in 1988 but neither awareness nor the need came right away. Like all innovative products it faced many challenges. We understand this industry; we’re confident that consumers will embrace its arrival.

The Internet and other advanced technological components have made it easier to finally realize the launching of this long-awaited product. Access Granted™ symbol serves as that of Visa®, Discover, American Express, and Master Card® product which functions primarily as the financial/transactional and processing network for the Certified V.I.P. CARD™ brand exclusively. Our goal is to secure a relationship with many major retailers, restaurants, nightclubs and various hotel chains, where the Access Granted™ card brand may be presented and accepted when users earn and redeem points.

Concert events are and pretty much have always been a major part of the music industry, specifically when it comes to the artist, their fans and promoters. There is a market for every genre of music. When there’s a music genre with a sizeable following; fans essentially demand live performances by popular artist! Click here to view statistics in terms of attendance and other information according to an independent study.

Further, statistics show that the average fan at some point has taken extreme steps to secure tickets to that big event by paying over 300% of the face value of each ticket. The Certified V.I.P. CARD™ will change the way live music fans gain access to their favorite events.

The Atlanta based company will launch a world class loyalty program exclusively dedicated to live music fans. The product will create career opportunities and offer a scholarship program for high school students grades 9th-12th from underserved communities all across the US. For starters the Team P.I.L.O.T Light Full-Ride scholarship program will primarily concentrate on the following communities and surrounding areas: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles and New York.

The Team P.I.L.O.T program will provide part-time earnings opportunities for thousands of licensed educators. This new business model is budget friendly and designed with the concert music fan, artist and promoter in mind. “It’s time that all event goers enjoy the show and no longer be required to spend excessive amounts of money on box office and other fees associated with ticket purchases' ' says one company spokesperson. See product explained here.

Most available jobs/roles will offer both Hybrid and Remote combined positions. Free training where applicable. Categorically there are nearly 16 different roles which opens one of approximately 5000 new job opportunities for each qualified applicant.

It is very important to note that all applicants are required to be seeking employment, registered with their nearest State’s Unemployment Office. If they are currently receiving or recently applied for unemployment benefits these persons will receive priority consideration over non-registered or the currently employed.

Employment application submissions are now being accepted effective 07/31/2023 until positions are filled.

Online applications and resume submission acceptance for all positions will begin on August 1 2023

Please share this link https://www.platinumhitsentertainment.com/application on your website for easier access for interested applicants to apply.

Contact Jai Bachman-Warner (404) 795-5045

Communications director of Public information.