AdXpansion Hosts Glowing Happy Hour at European Summit

MONTREAL — AdXpansion will be hosting a Glowing Happy Hour at the upcoming European Summit, which will take place from Sept. 20-23 in Prague.

AdXpansion is looking forward to welcoming attendees to the Glowing Happy Hour, Sept. 21 at 5 p.m.  

Multi-lingual representatives speaking English, French, German, Romanian and Arabic will be in attendance at the European Summit and during the scheduled events.

"This is a great extension of our sponsorship at the European Summit," said Nigel Williams, vice president of AdXpansion. 

"We are pleased with the opportunity to host the AdXpansion Glowing Happy Hour where the participants of the European Summit will be able to mingle and continue conducting business in a more informal way."

AdXpansion is a targeted adult ad network and provides features such as targeting adults using keywords, its exclusive in-player ad solution and an XML feed for text ads with images. The company said it is primed to expand internationally in the buying and selling of banner, text and mobile traffic.

"We are extremely happy to add such a well-known company as AdXpansion to our sponsor portfolio, and will do our best so that they will leave our conference with a healthy return on investment," said Andreas Bischoff,  CEO of The European Summit.

For more information on AdXpansion's targeted advertising, visit AdXpansion.com.

More information and event schedules are available at TheEuropeanSummit.com.

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