The content doesn’t indicate if attendees can choose specific brands. Sessions seem organized by Sexy Living and led by particular manufacturers. You’ll see the featured brand when sessions are announced (like LOVENSE). It’s best to reach out directly to Sexy Living to ask whether they occasionally allow retailer input on brand selection.

The site doesn’t specify any limit on attendee numbers from each team. No constraints are listed regarding how many members can participate.

There’s no mention of training materials being provided—such as handouts, digital resources, or follow-up docs. The page is focused solely on the session’s purpose and participating brands.

While the manufacturers are described as sharing insights into product features and selling points, the site doesn’t explicitly mention if these include previews of new products. The emphasis is on boosting product knowledge and communication skills, so there may be new-product info, but it's not confirmed in the description.

There’s no indication that private, one-on-one sessions are available. “Toy Talk” appears to be a group event open to retailers; no option for scheduling private or bespoke sessions is describ