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The First Contest for America's Most Eligible Gay Bachelor from myPartner.com |
| 2008-03-17 |
First Ever Contest to find America's Most Eligible Gay Bachelor Kicks off April 2nd
2008-03-20
San Francisco, Calif. --- On April 2, myPartner.com begins its nation-wide search for America’s most Eligible Gay Bachelor with a kick off celebration in San Francisco. Club Fluid will host about 250 gay men and a chance to become America’s most sought after gay man.
The San Francisco event is the first of many as myPartner travels the U.S. searching for America's Most Eligible Gay Bachelor to join the contest. Other events are scheduled for Atlanta on May 23rd, Seattle on May 28th, and San Diego on July 17th. All who attend can nominate themselves, their friends, or the cute guy at the next table.
“We are promoting fun, fellowship and perfect partners. We want to do more than just talk about gay pride. Let’s take pride in the best among us,” said Patrick Perrine, M.A, founder and CEO of myPartner.com.
Anyone can nominate their favorite single gay men on the myPartner site. To nominate candidates, go to myPartner.com and click on the America's Gay Bachelor (AGB) section of the site at www.mypartner.com/AmericasGayBachelorContest.html. Post photos and answer questions about the candidate, and above all, tell myPartner what makes the nominee America's Gay Bachelor.
Anyone can nominate candidates through the end of May on the myPartner.com website. Online voting on nominees begins June 1st. From the top 51 contestants, one from each state and one from the nation‘s capital, five will be selected and flown to San Diego for final judging. A panel of experts will decide who is America's Gay Bachelor during a star-studded event on July 17th during San Diego’s Gay Pride celebration. The America's Gay Bachelor contest winner will receive a romantic get-a-way trip for two at the W San Diego, a $25,000 Private Matchmaking Package, a trip to San Diego Gay Pride week, and a chance to be featured in a national publication.
“We are conducting a comprehensive search across the U.S. and we don‘t want to leave anyone out. It‘s a fair fight for the fairest in all 50 states,” said Perrine.
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