CamsPower Adds Gunner, Tofu to Team of Affiliate Managers

LOS ANGELES — CamsPower is preparing for this year’s summer show schedule with the addition of two new team members. Industry veterans Gunner and Tofu have come on board to help grow the CamsPower brand and will be making the rounds in Miami at both XBIZ and CammingCon, June 2-7.

Gunner is a familiar industry name and brings with him more than 15 years of adult entertainment experience in affiliate program management and business development, with more than a decade spent in the live cam market.

Tofu De la Moore is a seasoned affiliate with years of adult industry experience in everything from content production to marketing and B2B relations. Having worked for some of the top companies in adult, he has built a reputation for helping webmasters succeed. 

Managing Director Douglas Richter said, “We are very excited to bring these two gentlemen on board to build our products and partnerships in the North American market. Gunner and Tofu are both great guys who bring a lot of experience and charisma to the table. CamsPower welcomes their understanding and passion for the live webcam business and we are ready to make the absolute best deals possible; contact one of them today!”

To set up a meeting in Miami, contact douglas@camspower.com, gunner@camspower.com and tofu@camspower.com.

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