Phoenix Forum 2015 Event Website Now Live

TEMPE, Ariz. — The Phoenix Forum announced today the website for the 2015 show is now live at ThePhoenixForum.com.

"The Forum team is already looking ahead to the next show, and getting the online property published is an exciting milestone on the way to once again gathering with so many great friends and peers in sunny Arizona," officials said. "Thanks to strong support and participation from both sponsors and attendees, every year The Phoenix Forum seems to get better and better.

Once again, The Phoenix Forum will take place at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, marking 11 straight years at the venue. This year's  event is slated for March 25-29

"Mark those calendars now for late March. In the meantime, keep checking the website for more details about the show as they are released," officials said.

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