Paxum Latest to Sponsor YNOT Reunion

YNOT Reunion is an invite-only gathering that’s taking place at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel and surrounding area from April 8-10. It’s a retreat-style weekend packed with open-air activities and business networking opportunities. No seminars and no exhibits like traditional shows, the focus is entirely on building relationships and generating new leads, all in the beautiful spring weather of the Phoenix/Tempe area.

Paxum is a longtime supporter of YNOT Events and company co-owner Jay Kopita welcomed them into the fold for the unique YNOT Reunion experience.

“Paxum has always been supportive of our industry and we’re proud to have them on-board as an official sponsor of YNOT Reunion,” said Kopita. “They offer a proven and convenient e-wallet solution that makes it ridiculously simple to pay out invoices quickly, including paying out affiliates, or to receive payments from other merchants. The low-cost nature of their solution means their customers can save a lot of money using Paxum, and they’re industry-friendly which is extremely important.”

Chris Youngs from Paxum’s business development team said he’s looking forward to heading back to Phoenix for business networking.

“I have really missed the annual trip to TPF,” admitted Youngs. “Most shows are good, but everyone has favorites, and TPF was definitely one of mine until it was declared over in 2019, and that news made me very sad. That’s why when I heard about the YNOT Reunion gathering planned for this coming April in Tempe, I just knew Paxum had to get behind it by coming on board as sponsors. We’re thrilled to be able to support this exciting new show concept, and I for one plan to make the most of the chance to gather with like-minded professionals in a relaxed environment where networking is truly the primary focus of the event. I’ll see you all there!”

The YNOT Reunion gathering is ideal for people who have attended past adult business events in Tempe, but Kopita wants all planned participants to know that Reunion is different.

“We are thrilled to bring back the familiarity of Tempe Mission Palms hotel, which will host some of our activities for YNOT Reunion,” said Kopita. “It’s an amazing convention and resort hotel and an ideal spot for outdoor business networking. Just walking through the front door and into the courtyard will bring back so many positive memories. Since this is our first year organizing a springtime reunion/gathering, we want to stress that we do not have a buyout of the whole hotel, and everyone is free to stay wherever they want to stay. We encourage participants to find the best deals they can. If you’re interested in sponsoring YNOT Reunion, please reach out to me directly to discuss.”

The schedule of planned activities at YNOT Reunion will be updated routinely on the event’s details page, and YNOT will also email updates about the gathering to its YNOT Events Newsletter subscribers. All participants must be registered to attend any sponsored activities and interested individuals can contact YNOT to request a registration code to purchase a ticket. While the ‘home base’ of operations for YNOT Reunion will be the popular and familiar Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, many event activities are happening off-site in the surrounding Phoenix/Tempe area.

Due to the possibility of Major League Baseball pushing back the start of its annual Spring Training games, YNOT Events recommends people book their accommodations soon to avoid possible price hikes in the coming weeks. Registering well in advance for your badge is extremely helpful to YNOT so the company can better plan for activities, including space setups and necessary food and beverage orders.

To subscribe to the YNOT Events newsletter, visit the newsletter signup page on YNOT.com. Individuals with registration codes can lock in their participation through the Eventbrite page for YNOT Reunion.