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Gamma Entertainment, Adult Time Earn Multiple 2023 XBIZ Exec Awards Noms

MONTREAL — Gamma Entertainment and Adult Time are celebrating that five executives have received nominations for the 2023 XBIZ Exec Awards.
 
Loula M. is up for "Marketing Exec of the Year;" Bree Mills is nominated for the "Progressive Leadership Award;" Joel Drapeau earned a "Senior Leadership Award" nod; Karl Bernard is up for "Businessperson of the Year" and Siri Dahl received a nomination for "Creator Brand Ambassador of the Year."

“On behalf of Gamma and Adult Time, we want to express our thanks to XBIZ for the recognition and to our wonderful colleagues and ambassadors who were nominated,” Mills said.
 
Voting for the 2023 XBIZ Exec Awards begins today on XBIZ.net and continues through Tuesday, Nov. 23.

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The XBIZ Exec Awards will be presented as part of the annual XBIZ Honors ceremonies, with the online industry edition hosted on Jan. 5 in conjunction with the XBIZ L.A. conference and the retail edition on Jan. 11 during the ANME/XBIZ Show.

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