Humboldt Named Silver, Bar Sponsor of XBIZ Chicago Summit 2011

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce Humboldt Merchant Services as a Silver Sponsor and as the Official Bar Sponsor of XBIZ Chicago Summit 2011, taking place next week, June 10-12, at the Sofitel Water Tower Hotel.

“Humboldt is excited to be named the Official Bar Sponsor of the 2011 XBIZ Summit,” Humboldt’s Adam McDonald said. “The XBIZ team continues to organize some of the best shows in the industry, and we have no doubt the inaugural show in the Windy City will be one to remember!”

With Humboldt’s bar sponsorship of XBIZ Summit, conference attendees can look forward to a free drink ticket courtesy of Humboldt in every show bag.

“It has been almost two decades since Humboldt began providing payment services to the adult industry. Since that time, we have been committed to providing the highest level of service and support, at the most competitive rates in the industry. It is with great pleasure to announce that we recently signed a 10-year agreement with our sponsor bank to continue providing payment services to adult businesses of all sizes.”

Humboldt is a credit card processor for nearly two decades. While some of the company’s competitors use offshore processing, the company says it prides itself on processing domestically.

XBIZ Summit 2011, summer’s leading three-day digital media conference, offers attendees an upgraded suite of workshops, technology clinics, enhanced “high-speed” networking sessions and exclusive special events, including a citywide tour on a double-decker bus.

For event information, visit XBIZSummit.com.

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