XBIZ.net Bay Area Gathering Set for June 8

SAN FRANCISCO — XBIZ is pleased to announce the first XBIZ.net Gathering in the Bay Area where adult industry professionals are set to gather this week for a night of mingling and networking.

The event will take place this Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Mr. Smith’s located at 34 7th St., San Francisco, Calif. 94103. 

The purpose of the meet-up is primarily to network, but also to determine if there is interest in creating a regular meet-up to exchange ideas, share resources, and set-up a support network and information clearinghouse specific to Bay Area people in the adult industry.

“We are very excited to start a local networking event in San Francisco to provide an avenue for local companies and people in the adult business to network and share ideas,” said Jeff Dillon of Gamelink.

“San Francisco and the Bay Area are one of the areas in the U.S. with the greatest number of people working on the Internet side of the adult business, not to mention the deep roots of the adult business associated with San Francisco, so it is about time we have a forum to gather and interact with one another.

“For those people who can’t make this event, have no fear as we will be having these meetups quarterly and trying to evolve this worthwhile event."

The XBIZ.net Gatherings, which are held multiple times per year in various worldwide locations, offer attendees a chance to network and get to know fellow professionals in order to build fruitful connections.

For more information, email Jeff@gamelink.com.

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