Streamate Returns as Registration Sponsor of XBIZ Miami

Streamate Returns as Registration Sponsor of XBIZ Miami

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce Streamate as the official Registration Sponsor for the XBIZ Miami summer conference, set for May 24-27.

Presented virtually for the second year, XBIZ Miami will once again bring together the best and brightest cam models, clip artists, premium social media stars and web pros for networking opportunities, curated discussion panels, special events and exclusive solo talks by top influencers imparting hard-won wisdom.

“With the uncertainty of the past year, it's been refreshing to rely on the industry's consistent support for our performers, content creators and affiliates,” Streamate Director of Marketing Liz said. “It's been a global adjustment, but we've all pivoted to find new opportunities and solutions to a problem we had zero control over.”

“With that in mind, Streamate is honored to sponsor XBIZ Miami and their ongoing efforts to provide us all with a virtual platform to continue supporting one another,” she continued. “We look forward to meeting again in person, but for now, this is an excellent opportunity to come together and continue building an already fantastic community!”

To register for XBIZ Miami, sponsored by Streamate, click here.

For event information, click here.

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