TransErotica Returns to Sponsor 2022 TEAs

LAS VEGAS — TransErotica has announced its return as a Gold-level sponsor of the 2022 Trans Erotica Awards (TEAs).

“TransErotica is so proud to support this great event,” Director of Operations Dan Hogue said. “What [Executive Producer] Kristel [Penn] and her team have built and continued to do, even though the pandemic, has been amazing. Returning to live and in-person TEAs, we hope that all the nominees and the people of this great community enjoy what is our night to shine and have fun.”

In accordance with current COVID-19 safety protocols, the TEAs has pivoted to an invitation-only event at Avalon nightclub in Hollywood on March 13.

"TransErotica has been a longtime supporter of the TEAs and the trans adult community as a whole and it shows,” Penn said. “There’s so much they do as a company to support their performers, that many are not privy to, with the genuine intention of trying to support those they work with. It is an ethos that I wholeheartedly respect.”

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Contact kristel@grooby.com for sponsorship details.

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