Mark Bauman Leaves Naughty America

SAN DIEGO — Naughty America announced today that Mark Bauman, director of communications, has left the company to pursue other opportunities.

Bauman, a “standup guy,” according to Naughty America founder Andreas Hronopoulos, spent eight years at Naughty America, initially serving as an affiliate manager and later working his way up to communications director in 2007.

Bauman plans to pursue other business opportunities in the adult entertainment industry, but will continue working with Naughty America in a “consulting capacity,” said Larry Knowles, corporate communications manager.

“We wish [Bauman] luck in his future endeavors and value the contributions that he’s made during his time here at Naughty America,” Knowles told XBIZ.

Bauman was unavailable for comment at time of post.

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