Naughty America Announces New CEO

SAN DIEGO — Naughty America has announced Eddie Arenas as its new chief executive officer and president.

Arenas joined the Naughty America team in 2005. His most recent position within the company was affiliate director.

During the past several months, he has prepared for his new position as CEO as he became increasingly responsible for all operations and brands within Naughty America, the company said.

“I see this as a great opportunity to help extend the Naughty America brand through reestablishing relationships with affiliates as well as developing new technologies to enhance our customers' experience at Naughty America,” Arenas said.

Prior to joining Naughty America in 2005, Arenas worked in mainstream advertising and post-production. With a strong background in both, his company describes him as a multi-faceted asset to the company.

“Looking forward, our goal is to create a community where all things naughty are acceptable,” Arenas said. “We are developing unique projects designed to take Naughty America to the next level.”

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