ModelCentro Signs On as AWSummit Platinum Sponsor

MAMAIA, Romania — The ModelCentro team has announced that they will be attending the AWSummit in Romania from Jun. 7-9 as platinum sponsors. The AWSummit honors the live cam industry through seminars and business opportunities as well as parties and other events. 

Attendees can meet ModelCentro at the Meet Market from 12 noon-6 p.m. on Jun. 8 or 12 noon-4 p.m. on Jun. 9 in the AWSummit's business lounge. ModelCentro will also be available at their presentation at the AWSummit on Jun. 8 at 12 noon. 

ModelCentro is described as "the platform that enables models to create and run a professional membership site without the hassle of billing, hosting or complicated set-up." ModelCentro's platform includes a wide variety of functions and tools to help models interact with fans, post content, and generate or monitor revenue. 

"We spend a lot of time building up ModelCentro to be what it is today," said Natalie Ray, project manager for ModelCentro. "AWSummit is a great place to showcase our achievements and meet with those interested in MC."

For more information on ModelCentro, visit their official website or follow them on Twitter.

For more information on the AWSummit, visit their official website or follow them on Twitter.

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