Piletilevi PLG Estonian branch’s CEO Hanna Jõgis
PÖFF, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, is a true example of how to grow into a major A-list film festival, stand out, generate plenty of buzz, and reach more people with each passing year. Piletilevi, which will also celebrate its 30th anniversary this spring, admires PÖFF's professionalism. It is an honor to have been working with such a festival for over 20 years.
I have worked at Piletilevi for over 10 years and have been involved with PÖFF in various roles. During this time, I have experienced it all – from great success stories to some memorable mishaps. A festival of this scale and complexity is a real challenge for a new project manager. Resolving all kinds of issues quickly is a challenge in itself, and PÖFF requires attention well beyond the festival period. It has been rewarding to feel my confidence grow and to see my personal development over the years. PÖFF truly helps everyone involved in the festival grow and develop.
We are proud to be part of this extraordinary film festival and eagerly look forward to the inspiring and unforgettable moments this year's festival will bring.
Thank you, PÖFF, for choosing Piletilevi as your partner on this journey!
PLG is the largest ticketing conglomerate in Central Europe, operating in Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Romania.
The owners of PLG are entrepreneur Sven Nuutmann’s investing company Angel Rose Capital, Baltic’s largest private equity investing company BaltCap and Estonian equity investing company Tristafan. PLG operates across 7 countries with the population of about 80 million and this year our company celebrated its 28th year of operation. The amount of redeemed tickets has grown over 21 million with the total worth of 600 million euros and our website visits reach 160 million a year. PLG’s biggest strength is our professional 300-member team.