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Cybersocket to Host XBIZ Summit Opening Party

MIAMI — Cybersocket today announced plans to host the XBIZ Summit 2013 Opening Party in conjunction with its sponsors at Mr. Moe's Restaurant & Bar.

The May 15 event from 9 p.m.-midnight promises an evening of excellent drinks and business-networking opportunities for all attendees at one of Coconut Grove's most treasured hot spots.

"The party will feature an open bar and the venue is unique — a country-themed sports bar with a mechanical bull and and endless array of beers," Cybersocket's Morgan Sommer told XBIZ. "It should be a fun night and is open to all registered attendees of the show.  I am happy to be part of a great show again this year."
 
Located in the heart of Coconut Grove, Mr. Moe's blends the concept of a log cabin in a tropical climate, complete with collectors' items and memorabilia from the Old West.

XBIZ Summit, slated for May 14-17, will be held at the Mayfair Hotel & Spa in Miami’s famed Coconut Grove to bring together executive decision-makers from across the U.S. and international markets in a relaxed, posh setting.

For a limited time, members of XBIZ.net can qualify for free show registration courtesy of PussyCash. Attendees are encouraged to book rooms early at the Mayfair Hotel & Spa Hotel to ensure availability. Room rates start at $169.

For more information, visit XBIZSummit.com.

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