Sssh.com Founder Angie Rowntree Presenting 3 Exxxotica Seminars

LOS ANGELES — Sssh.com founder Angie Rowntree will be presenting three seminars during the 2015 Exxxotica Expo, held in Chicago July 11-13 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois.

The seminars include: “Porn For Women — News Flash! Women Watch Porn Too!”; “Porn For Women – What exactly IS “Porn for Women?”; and  “Porn For Women — What Do Women Want?”

Part education and part entertainment, the organizers said there will be plenty of time allocated for Q&A with Rowntree.

The interactive sessions offer the opportunity for attendees to contribute their own voices to the discussions, and to enhance enjoyment of adult entertainment for themselves and their partners alike.

Rowntree is the owner and founder of the “porn for women” site, and has been named as one of the industry’s top female power-players. The executive got her start in the adult industry’s online sector in the ‘90’s, making her one of the adult Internet’s true pioneers.

Known for her lighthearted and straightforward approach, Rowntree is a frequent participant on panel discussions at adult industry trade shows, and has been profiled by a variety of major media outlets, including ABC’s Nightline, CNBC, Salon, the BBC, and TIME magazine.

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