Fulton’s and Rock Bottom Replaced by Enclave for Chicago ad:tech

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Not that a few won’t end up atop Rock Bottom at the end of the night anyway but it’s nice to know that, for the first time in, like, forever, there will be a party at the Chicago ad:tech that won’t be held at Rock Bottom or Fulton’s. Nope. This year, it’ll all be happening at Enclave, a swanky nightclub where Kim Kardashian has been know to appear – not that that matters to anyone, of course.

ad:tech has a sponsor or two for the party but companies looking to tap into the creme de la creme of online marketing would be wise to contact ad:tech to get in on the action. After all, let’s be blunt, someone has to pay for all those expected free drinks. We can’t have conference attendees actually paying for drinks. That, as you know, just isn’t done in this business! Contact mike@ad-tech.com to get in on the action.

More info on party details to follow.

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