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Below is a partial list of speakers available from the Men's Health Network. This list includes experts in a variety of health and family related fields.

In addition to the speakers listed below, there are over 800 physicians, mental health experts, and other key thought leaders among the MHN Board of Advisors, many of whom are available to speak on men's health or parenting issues. Among those are James Sniechowski, PhD & Judith Sherven, PhD, experts on relationships.

For more information about an MHN Speaker, contact:

Men’s Health Network
P.O. Box 75972 Washington, DC 20013
202-543-MHN-1 (6461) x 101
info@menshealthnetwork.org


 

Salvatore J. Giorgianni, Pharm. D. - Fort Myers, Florida

  • APHA Men's Health Caucus, Chair
  • Griffon Consulting Group, Inc - President n Consulting Group, Inc - President
  • Belmont University, School of Pharmacy - Former Assistant Professor and Director of Experiential Education and Development
  • Pfizer - Former Director of External Relations
  • Pfizer Journal - Former Editor in Chief
  • Clinical Pharmacology at Columbia University - Formerly Assistant Professor and Associate Clinical Professor
  • Pharmaceutical Sciences - Former Assistant Professor & Clinical Associate
  • Kappa Psi Scholarship Foundation - Board Member and Former President

Topics: Men's Health, Health Care, Drug Regulatory and Research Policy, Pharmaceutical Industry, Image and Relationship Management in Health Care Industry

Dr. Giorgianni is an expert in men's health and is a registered pharmacist. He is a recognized expert in drug regulatory and US pharmaceutical policy as well as in organizational reputation management and strategic alliance development. He has authored, co-authored or presented some 200 works in health care, industry regulation and business.

He is an advisor and board member to several health advocacy associations including: The Men's Health Network; American Osteopathic Medical Foundation; Kappa Psi Scholarship Foundation; Nurse Practitioner Health Care Foundation and the National Association for Continence.

Prior to joining Belmont in September 2007, Dr. Giorgianni had a 26 year career with Pfizer Inc, where he held positions in the medical, regulatory, training, public policy, business planning, sales and marketing groups. Most recently he served as Pfizer's Director, External Relations. He also directed several publications, including the Pfizer Careers In Health Care series and The Pfizer Journal: Perspectives in Health Care and Biomedical Research.


 

James Sniechowski, PhD and Judith Sherven, PhD Las Vegas, Nevada

  • Relationship counseling - Clinical psychologist
  • Men's Health Network - Board of Advisors

Specialty: Human Behavior, Psychotherapy

Topics: Relationships, Human Behavior, Intimacy

Two of the country's most respected and pioneering authorities, Judith & Jim are revolutionizing the understanding of differences in relationships. Judith, a clinical psychologist, has worked with thousands of men and women in her twenty-two years of private practice.

Jim holds a doctorate in Human Behavior and is the founder of The Menswork Center and a co-founder of the Men's Health Network in Washington, D.C. Judith & Jim have worked with close to 100,000 singles and couples in their relationship trainings, workshops, seminars, and lectures, as well as corporate consultation, nationally and overseas. Their weekly magazine reaches over 30,000 people in almost 100 countries.

Comfortable in all areas of the media, Judith & Jim have appeared on over 600 television and talk-radio shows including Oprah, The O'Reilly Factor, The View, New Attitudes, CNN, 48 Hours, MSNBC News with Brian Williams, Mars & Venus, Leeza, Canada AM, and This Evening with Judith Regan.

They have written for or been interviewed by the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, London Sunday Times, Wall Street Journal, Redbook, Essence, Glamour, First For Women, Black Elegance, Playboy, Modern Bride, Parents' Magazine, Black Men, Belle, and Family Circle. They write regular columns for Today's Black Woman and The Looking Glass.