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SexEntertain to Hold 'Elite Dinner' at The Phoenix Forum

LOS ANGELES — SexEntertain will hold its eighth annual “Elite Dinner" at the Phoenix Forum in April in Tempe, Ariz.

The "Elite Dinner" is an invite-only event featuring fine dining and networking for industry executives. Graciously hosted by Commercegate, Ero Advertising and Adult Webmaster Empire, the event takes place Friday, April 5 with transportation provided to and from the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, the home of The Phoenix Forum.

The private gathering is specifically for industry leaders, company owners and decision makers as a way to give thanks to members of the industry that support SexEntertain and its hosts and help them all succeed.

"With Commercegate, AWE and Ero Advertising 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 2013," SexEntertain said in announcing this year's event.

To learn more about AWE, a premiere live webcam affiliate program, visit awempire.com. To find out more about Commercegate's complete set of online billing solutions, visit commercegate.com. For more about Ero Advertising's evolutionary technology to boosts your online advertising performance, visit ero-advertising.com. 

To learn more about SexEntertain's award-winning content services and business solutions, go to sexentertain.com.  

For those wishing to be included in this year's Elite Dinner at the Phoenix Forum, contact events@SexEntertain.com.

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