MetArt.com Taps Adam Scheuer as New Biz Dev Director

MetArt.com Taps Adam Scheuer as New Biz Dev Director

LOS ANGELES — The MetArt Network has selected industry veteran Adam Scheuer as its new business development director.

Scheuer has more than 15 years of experience in the adult entertainment arena, where he was one of the first to lead developing and marketing live webcam websites.

MetArt Network owner Jonathan Krogman, in a statement, said that Scheuer “has an excellent understanding of our ethos and, without a doubt, the ideal person to help us achieve our ambitious plans for 2016 and beyond.”

“We are delighted to have Adam joining us,” Krogman said.

Scheuer said he was “very excited about this opportunity to get onboard with the MetArt Network,”

The MetArt Network comprises the websites MetArt.com, SexArt.com, Errotica-Archives.com, EroticBeauty.com, TheLifeErotic.com, RylskyArt.com, MichealNinn.com, ALSScan.com, VivThomas.com, EternalDesire.com, Stunning18.com, HollyRandall.com, Domai.com, GoddessNudes.com, MagikSex.com and BBFilms.com.

“They have been industry leaders in the field of high-class, sophisticated erotica for over 15 years, and I am thrilled to be part of their future,” Scheuer said.

“It’s a thriving and dynamic company, but there is even more we can do to enhance our prestigious brand names, and also to expand into new areas that will increase revenue for ourselves and our affiliates.

“I’m committed to making it happen, and I look forward to meeting everyone in Los Angeles and Las Vegas in just a few days’ time.”

Contact Scheuer at adams@metart.com.

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