WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Luxury adult toy manufacturer Clandestine Devices, maker of the colorful MIMIC personal massager, will be sending key representatives Kimberly Faubel and Jade Leon to meet with current and new partners at the XBIZ Retreat being held in Los Angeles.
“Our goal for this show is to introduce the new Mimic + PLUS to those who haven't had the chance to feel it yet, increase our reach across the globe, and schedule trainings with key people,” President and Founder Jules Jordan said. “The retreat is a great opportunity to connect with people that we don't see often. We are also looking forward to the XBIZ awards again this year and we want to thank XBIZ and the voters who helped us receive our current nominations."
"I really appreciate the thought and hard work that goes into the XBIZ Retreat,” says Kimberly Faubel, Clandestine Devices’ director of operations. “There's a reason so many attendees come from far away for this opportunity to connect and do business in a comfortable atmosphere. The private meetings are ideal for catching up and handling business while the meals and parties allow us all to unwind and connect on a different level."
The MIMIC + PLUS kicks the excitement up a notch increased power, plus two new colors (magenta and stealth grey); the waterproof manta ray-inspired design is made of body-safe silicone and offers a discreet and powerful motor with six speeds/intensity levels and eight vibration patterns, as well as a rechargeable battery that packs over two hours of playtime from a single charge.
For XBIZ nominations, Kimberly Faubel was nommed for WIA Woman of the Year and Community Figure of the Year at the XBIZ Exec Awards.
In addition, Clandestine Devices has been nominated for the following XBIZ Award nominations:
- Luxury Brand of the Year of the Year;
- Excellence in Product Packaging;
- Boutique Pleasure Products Company of the Year; and,
- Luxury Pleasure Product of the Year (Mimic + PLUS).
Winners will be officially announced at the 2019 XBIZ Awards Show on Thursday.
