Check Out These Three Can’t Miss Events During Affiliate Summit

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve heard of Clickbooth and their epic parties during ad:tech and Affiliate Summit. While continuing the tradition of the Affiliate Nation Mega Party, they are also thinking smaller with two limited capacity events during Affiliate Summit, held at the New York Marriott Marquis August 10-12. Here are the details on what they have planned for Affiliate Summit:

The cb:Black Event
What? Most exclusive Affiliates Only event in Affiliate Summit history
Who? Only 100 VIP Affiliates admitted. No Networks, No advertisers, No Newbies
Where & When?
Monday 8-11-14, from 6pm – 9pm
in the Jay Z Suite at New York’s hottest 40/40 Club
6 West 25th Street. New York, NY 10010.
11 minutes from Convention
Additional Sponsors: Voluum & RevContent
For more info and to request an invite: https://events.clickbooth.com/theblackevent

The Clickbooth & Limelight Event
What? Two of the largest powerhouses in the advertising world could come together to create a small yet powerful event.
Who? This is an event for the BIGGEST advertisers in the industry. Capacity is extremely limited.
Where & When?
Monday, August 11th 2014, from 6pm – 9pm
at Bagatelle – “NYC’s hottest lounge”
One Little West 12th Street, New York, NY 10014
18 minutes from Convention

For more info and to request an invite
: https://www.limelightcrm.com/events/bagatelle/

The Affiliate Nation Mega Party
What? THE Industry party. Twista is performing and we’re treating you to open bar all night!
Who? All conference attendees are invited. Be sure to RSVP and arrive early this event always hits capacity and has a line out the door.
Where & When?
Monday 8-11-14, from 10-2am
LQ Nightclub
511 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10017
6 minutes from Convention
For more info and to RSVP: https://www.affiliatenation.com/newyork2014/

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