Sex and So Much More Show Announces New Format

TORONTO – The Sex And So Much More show has announced changes to its management structure and an improved format to the show.

The company has added some industry veterans, and made improvements to the show format, which is aimed at increasing the excitement for both fans and vendors. The show’s owners are excited with the management team and look forward to continuing to produce shows throughout the U.S.

The new show manager is David Stein. Stein has been responsible for many consumer tradeshows over recent years. The show’s corporate headquarters have been moved to Toronto with a new staff to handle the show coordination and vendor relations.

Additionally, Summer Haze has been announced as the new talent coordinator and Craig Valentine as the official party planner, while Director Mike South has signed on to be the director of seminars. Haze, Valentine and South are industry veterans.

“We are adding more flair, more sex appeal, more pizzazz and will include some mainstream superstars in the mix,” Valentine said. “We are going to give the fans the type of show they want and make it a must attend event regardless of where it is being held.”

Sex and So Much More’s next show is in Denver Feb. 23 – 25.

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