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Inaugural Atlanta Forum Tees Off

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Forum teed off Wednesday with a golf tournament sponsored by Matrix HD. The casual golf outing took place at the Hampton Golf Village in Cumming, Ga. The fun, laid-back business networking event was part of the kickoff for the inaugural Atlanta Forum.

Sponsored by Matrix HD and NetBilling, CamZ, CECash, SmashBucks, 12ClicksCash and Mansion Productions, the tourney featured several contests. Ron of 12ClicksCash and Mitch Barber of NetBilling took "Closest to the Pin;" Stephen Bugbee of Matrix HD snagged the putting contest while Bjorn Kyle, Jodi and Bugbee placed in other contests.

"It was a great day and we were able to get some industry professionals out for a day of golf to kick off the Atlanta Forum," Bugbee said.

The Atlanta Forum is being held at the W Hotel Perimeter Center in Atlanta. The gathering runs from Sept. 18–20. The Atlanta Forum, a sister show to the Phoenix Forum, provides adult webmasters and service providers with networking, educational and promotional opportunities. Organizers plan to hold the event annually.

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