SexEntertain to Hold 'The Elite Dinner' at Phoenix Forum

LOS ANGELES — SexEntertain will present its sixth annual “The Elite Dinner" at The Phoenix Forum, an invitation-only networking event for industry executives.

Hosted by Commercegate, Paxum and Adult Webmaster Empire, the event takes place Friday March 30 with transportation provided to and from the Tempe Mission Palms hotel in Tempe, Ariz.

SexEntertain's popular Elite Dinner at the Phoenix Forum is now in its sixth-year as a premier private gathering specifically for industry leaders, company owners and decision-makers.

SexEntertain said its Elite Dinner at the Phoenix Forum is a special affair to give thanks to members of the industry.

"With Commercegate, AWE and Paxum as hosts, The Elite Dinner at the Phoenix Forum will be the best private gathering to network, get business done and bond with the key business leaders in 2012," SexEntertain said in announcing the gathering.

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