Diana Davis, M.Ed., RD
508 NE Lafayette Avenue
Bend, Oregon 97701
541-610-9586

EDUCATION:
Masters in Counselor Education, May, 2003
University of New Orleans, LA

Bachelor or Science in Nutrition and Dietetics, magna cum laude, 1988
Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA

Louisiana State University Medical School - Shreveport: one year clinical nutrition and administration internship, 1988

Para-professional
EDUCATION:
 Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction professional training program under the direction of Dr. Jon Kabat Zinn, 2000
 Neurolinguistic Practitioner, Southeast Neurolinguisitic Institute, 1998
 Health and Fitness Instructor, American College of Sports Medicine, 1991
 Certified Dietary Interviewer trained at Nutrition Coordinating Center, University of Minnesota, 1990

EMPLOYMENT:
(7/90 – Present)
Health Transformations, health promotion consulting services http://www.healthtransformations.com
Registered Dietitian/Licensed Nutritionist, Lifestyle Counselor, Speaker, Freelance Health and Nutrition Writer, and Educator

(7/88 - 7/90)
Ochsner Cancer Institute
Hematology Oncology Nutritionist
1516 Jefferson Highway, New Orleans, LA

AFFILIATIONS:
• American Dietetic Association, Lousiana Dietetic Association, Oregon Dietetic Association
• Natural Product Research Consultants, Seattle, WA
• Sports and Cardiovascular Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group of the ADA
HONORS:
• American Dietetic Association Foundation Award, Excellence in Consultation and Private Practice Nominee, January 1993 & 1994
• Ochsner Foundation's Finest Award, 1990
• Outstanding Clinical and Administrative Dietetic Student, Shreveport Dietetic Association, May 1988.
• Gamma Beta Phi (Honor Society)

Personal Interests
• Mindfulness meditation, physical fitness (spinning, strength training, running and other outdoor fitness), piano, culinary arts, computer programming—animated Power Point, reading, gardening and hiking with my husband and dogs Wolfee and Cinnamon

References Furnished Upon Request

Health Transformations© Consulting Services:

• Health Transformations© September 1990 – Present
Professional Group Lecture Service. For 16 years, Diana has remained up-to-the-moment on nutrition research by regular literature searches and review of studies which impacts how we can better understand health issues. From Diana’s current review of these hundreds of studies per year, Diana transforms technical information into dynamic, animated Power-Point® presentations for professional CEUs, fortune 500 corporations, academia, businesses, government and civic organizations based on their health education needs. Comprehensive group lecture list attached.
• Making Health Transformations©Wellness Program 1996 - 2003
Developed, owned and operated an innovative wellness program for fortune 500 corporations, businesses, government and civic organizations. MHT involves health risk assessments, pre- and post-fitness and phlebotomy screenings interfaced with 10 foundation health education and experiential classes along with quarterly wellness “booster” classes. Each class integrates state-of-the-art nutritional, exercise and behavioral sciences designed to empower participants in the area of health promotion for weight loss, cardiovascular health, endocrine health, and immune edification with the primary goal to decrease sickness of employees thereby reducing cost to the private enterprise. Authored book Making Health Transformations©. Interfaced with each lesson includes Pure Cuisine©, a culinary program specifically designed for each lesson in order to create a multi-sensory learning expereience. As needed, private nutrition, fitness and lifestyle counseling sessions are integrated into the program for high risk employees.
• Private practice nutrition counseling and lifestyle coaching. September 1988 – Present
Average 10 to 15 physician and health care provider-referred clients per week involving holistic medical nutrition therapy for HIV seropositive, rehabilitation of gastrointestinal diseases, weight management, eating disorders, sports nutrition, food allergies, immune dysfunction, oncology, hyperlipidemia, prenatal, and hyper/hypoglycemia patients. Consultations involve comprehensive nutrition assessment, education, rehabilitative plan, skill building, monitoring, and cognitive behavior modification strategies for increased compliance.
• Adjunct Faculty – July 1990 – December 2003. Served as adjunct faculty for Ochsner Allied School of Health, Tulane’s Allied School of Public Health, Touro and Southeastern University dietetic interns during rotation regarding private practice and CAM therapies.

Health Transformations© Wellness Consulting Highlights:

• Chevron Petroleum Technology Company - September, 1995 - June 1999
Implemented Making Health Transformations© Wellness Program to over 1000 CTPC employees in New Orleans, Texas, and California. Pure Cuisine© integrated into MHT program
• Chevron Petroleum Technology Company - September, 1995 - June 1999
Authored health and fitness articles and served as corporate nutritionist for CPTC interactive web page.
• Chevron Petroleum Technology Company - September, 1995 - June 1999
Implemented telephonic and internet nutrition and lifestyle consultations for remote site employees throughout the United States and Indodesia
• Chevron Production Company - September 1998 – March 1999
Implemented Making Health Transformations© Wellness Program to over 250 CPDN employees in New Orleans. Pure Cuisine© integrated into MHT program .
• Chevron Petroleum Technology Company and Chevron Productin Company - 1997 – 1999. Consultant to facilitate staff education and training to Eurest Dining (Houston, TX), Guckenheimer (La Habra and San Ramone, California Interprises) and Marriot, Inc (New Orleans, LA) to integrate Pure Cuisine into cafeterias. Objectives include quality stardard planning and upgrading therapeutic food ideas for cafes and catering in Houston, California and New Orleans.
• Hemotology Oncology Services (HOS) Foundation - January 2000 – February 2004. Nutrition and Wellness Counselor providing medical nutrition counseling and wellness/lifestyle counseling to oncology patients referred by the 16 oncologists with the HOS foundation.
• Tulane University Sports Medicine Center- January 2000 – March 2001. Tulane Sports Nutritionist for Tulane athletes. Provided group presentations on nutiriton for sports specifics and individual nutrtional counseling to athletes.
• Our Place Fintess Studio - September 1999 – February 2003. Implemented Making Health Transformations© Wellness Program to 180 private studio’s clientelle.
• Trans World Airlines - September 1995 – 1996. Health Promotion Consultant to TWA.
with Food service contractor t o upgraded crew and passenger meals for health promotion
• Women’s Health Associates - Oct 1996 - 2000. Nutrition consultant to Dr. Gerald DiLeo, M.D. patients. Serve as nutrition specialist within Obstetrics and Gynecology practice.
• NOAIDS Task Force and PWA Coalition in New Orleans – May 1992-1996. Health Educator and Nutrition Consultant via private donation. Developed and implemented lecture series for Early Intervention Program for HIV+ individuals in the community.
• Elmwood Fitness Center - July 1990 – July 1992. Developed, coordinated, marketed and implemented Life Without Diets® comprehensive weight management program. Conducted 25 classes totaling over 500 participants in 2 years.
• Ochsner Clinic - April 1989 - July 1990. Weight Management Coordinator. Developed, coordinated and implemented weight control program using the LEARN weight control and behavioral modification program. Trained replacement weight control coordinator prior to contract completion.
• Jolimar Spa, MS. September 1990 - January 1993. Developed spa cuisine menus. Inserviced chefs on use on menu variation for therapeutic needs.
• Home Health - October 1992 – 2003. Clinical nutrition consultant for various home health agencies: Critical Care America, NuCare, Intrx, Metro Home Health, and Egan Home health. Provide a comprehensive nutrition service to conduct nutrition assessments PRN and coordinate rehabilitative medical nutrition therapy (oral, tube feeding and Total Parenteral Nutrition) plans for AIDS, cancer, gastrointestinal and other chronic diseases via a multi-disciplinary approach.
• Acadian Oaks Living Center - April 1994 – 1996. Clinical nutrition consultant providing bimonthly comprehensive nutrition service. Conduct nutrition assessments and coordinate rehabilitative medical nutrition therapy (oral, tube feeding and Total Parenteral Nutrition)plans for immuno-compromised and geriatric patients via a multi-disciplinary approach.
• Anioma Living Center - July 1995 – 1996. Clinical nutrition consultant providing monthly assessment and recommended appropriate nutrition interventions for developmental disabled women.
• LSUMC C-100 -January 1993 - August 1993 (eight month contract). Developed and implemented the onset of C-100's first nutrition program for indigent HIV seropositive and AIDS patients.
• Humana Hospital - November 1990 – April 1993. Served as clinical dietitian with focus on nutrition support for hospitalized patient. Nutrition coordinator of Diabetes Education Program.
• Internal Medicine Practice Group – September 1990 – 1994. Nutrition consultant to 4 internal medicine physicians’ patients. Serve as medical nutrition specialist for endocrinology, renal, cardviovascular practice.

Ochsner Cancer Institute July 1988 - 1990
Served as oncology nutritionist in Hematology/Oncology and Radiation Oncology Departments. Summary of job responsibilities follows:
• Comprehensively assess status for each oncology patients and develop nutritional care plans home health agencies
• Develop, implement, and evaluate individualized nutritional care plans specific to diagnosis and antineoplastic treatment
• Develop quality assurance program for outpatient oncology nutrition services
• Conduct clinical nutrition research for NCCTG protocols
• Conduct community education programs related to nutrition and cancer
• Educate and train Ochsner Allied School of Health dietetic and radiation therapy interns during rotation regarding oncology nutrition.


Media Experience:

Freelance Nutrition & Lifestyle writer

• Nutrition and Lifestyle columnist - Sage Brush –May 2004 -present
• Nutrition columnist - Babyzone.com – Lifestyle and Nutrition columnist for national website featuring articles regarding pre and post-natal healthy lifestyle issues. July 2000 – September 2001
• Nutrition Columnist - Health and Home monthly newspaper (1992 – 1996)
• Nutrition Colunmist - Health and Fitness monthly newspaper, (1996 – 1999)
• Nutrition Colunmist - New Orleans Magazine, monthly magaine (sporadic guest articles)
• Nutrition Colunmist - Times Picayune, daily newspaper (sporadic guest articles)
• Nutrition Colunmist - Northlake News. Monthly magazine (July 1992 – 1999)

Article portfolio list furnished upon request

Radio and Television

• Health Watch - January 1994 – 1996. Regular appearances for Radio (1280 AM) talk show on discussing the latest nutrition research and how to apply it to our lives.
• Not Just Talk - January 1994 – 1996. Regular appearances for Radio (1280 AM) talk show on discussing the latest nutrition research and how to apply it to our lives.
• Sports Medicine Doctor – August 1992 – December 1993. Regular appearances for Radio (1280 AM) talk show on discussing the latest nutrition research and how to apply it to our lives.
• Regular appearances for local television news and shows (1990-2003) discussing the latest nutrition research and how to apply it to our lives.

Tapes furnished upon request

Academia Educational Topics and Audience:

Pharmacognosy and Micronutrients: Nutritional Paradigms for Treating Chronic Disease
LSU Medical School, Shreveport, Louisiana, April 1997
Audience: Registered Nurses and Nurse Practitioners
Pharmacognosy and Micronutrients: Nutritional Paradigms for Treating Chronic Disease
LSU Medical School-Nurse Practitioner Program, New Orleans, Louisiana
Audience: Nurse Practitioners students, Spring 1997
Managing Obesity Through Nutrition and Fitness, January 1992 and 1993
LSU Medical School, Shreveport, Louisiana
Audience: Medical students
Nutrition Intervention for HIV, ARC and AIDS, January 1993 and 1994
LSU Medical School, Shreveport, Louisiana
Audience: Medical students
A Rational Multidiscipline Approach for HIV-related AIDS Wasting
Delta ETC and LSUMC, May 1993 and April 1994
Audience: medical students
Effective Nutrition Rehabilitation for HIV Infection and AIDS Malabsorption
William Carey Nursing School, October 1995.
Audience: Nursing students
Complementary Approaches to Standard Medical Treatment for HIV Disease
University of Mississippi Medical Center, November 1994
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators and PLWAs.
University or Gwelth, Canada and Toronto's PWA Coaltion, April 1995
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators and PLWAs.
CAM therapies and AIDS
LSUMC Nurse Practitioner Program, April 1994
Audience: Nurse practitioner students
Nutritional Approaches for Health Promotion
University of New Orleans, Fall1990, Fall 1991, Fall 1992, Fall 1993, Fall 1994
Audience: College Freshman students
Nutrition: EDHS 2610
University of New Oleans, Spring semester, 1991, Spring 2000
Audience: College Sophmores majoring in Health Promotion
Nutrition and Emotional Health
University of New Orleans, February 2002
Audience: College Freshman-Juniors majoring in Health Promotion
Basic Nutrition
Loyola University, September 1995 and 1996
Audience: College students

Professional CEU Speaking Topics and Audience:

Neuronutrition: How to Maximize Your Brain Power
American Heart Association Southeast Affiliate Heart and Stroke Conference, May 2004
Audience: Physicians, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists
Medical Nutrition Therapy for Common Ocular Diseases
New Orleans Contact Lens Socieity, March 2002
Audience: Optometrists
Nutrition for Surgery and Wound Healing
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgical Nurses 25th Annual Convention, October 1999
Audience: Plastic surgeons and reconstructive surgical nurses
Herbal Remedies and the Plastic Surgical Patient
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgical Nurses 25th Annual Convention, October 1999
Audience: Plastic surgeons and reconstructive surgical nurses
Phytochemicals, Micronutrients and Phytotherapy: Paradigms for Healthcare in the 21st Century
Audience: Registered Dietitians, Registered Nurses, massge therapist, New Orleans and Layayete, Dec, 1996
Obtaining Third Party Reimbursement for Nutritional Services
New Orleans Dietetic Association, February 1991
Ochsner Annual Educational Symposium, May 1991
Audience: Registered Dietitians
Nutrition Intervention for HIV-related Malabsorption
Critical Care America, December, 1992
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and social workers
A Rational Multidiscipline Approach for HIV-related AIDS Wasting
New Orleans AIDS Task Force, April 1992
Audience: Physicians, nurses, social workers, health educators
Owen Health Care, June 1993,
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and social workers,
Ross Symposium November 1993
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and social workers,
Louisiana Public Health Annual Conference, July 1993
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, and health educators
Mississippi Society of Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition, November, 1994
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and registered dietitans
National Association for WIC Directors, National Annual Conference, April, 1995
Audience: Registered nurses, registered dietitans and health educators
Prophylactic TPN for HIV Infection and AIDS Wasting Syndrome
Critical Care America Advisory Board, November 1993,
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and social workers,
Aetna Insurance case managers, November 1993
Audience: Registered nurses
Nutrition Screening and Assessment for CVA, Decubitus, Diabetes Mellitus
People's Home Health and Hospice, February 1994
Audience: Registered nurses
Pharmacognosy: The Use of Food to Prevent Chronic Diseases
Louisiana Primary Care Conference, 2nd annual, November, 1995
Audience: Nurse Practioners
Nutrition and Exercise: Stepping Beyond for our Children
Region III Preschool Training Project’s 15th annual Conference
Audience: Social workers and educators, April, 1999.
Effective Nutrition Rehabilitation for HIV Infection and AIDS Malabsorption
University Health System, San Antonio, Texas
Audience: Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, dietitians, and health educators, February , 1995
Baton Rouge Dietetic Association
Audience: Registered Dietitians and Legislators, February, 1995
San Antonio Dietetic Association, March 1994
Audience: Registered Dietitians
San Antonio AIDS Consortium, March 1994
Audience: Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, and health educators
Louisiana Public Health Annual Conference, March 1994
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, and health educators
Proactive Eating for Busy People
Sponsored by Food & Drug Administration & NO/AIDS Task Force, August, 1996
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators and PLWAs.
Complementary Approaches to Standard Medical Treatment for HIV Disease
Critical Care America Advisory Board, November 1993,
Audience: Physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and social workers
Sponsored by Food & Drug Administration, NO/AIDS Task Force, DELTA ETC, September 1994
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators and PLWAs.
Weight Loss Due to Chronic Disease Workshop
Humana and Tricare, August, 1997
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators
CAM therapies and AIDS
Office of Public Health Nutrition Services, April 1994 -5 hour lecture series/workshop
Audience: Louisiana Public Health Nutritionists
Roxanne Laboratories, Inc. Speaker's Program, Dallas Texas, May 1995
Audience: Registered Dietitians, registered nurses and health educators
A Focus on Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition for the Geriatric Population
Gulf Coast Medical Advisory Board Meeting, Owen Home Infusion Co., September 1994
Audience: Physicians
Promoting Cardiovascular and Gastrointestinal Wellness: Strategies for the Physician
Lakeside Hospital - Louisiana State Medical Society, October 1994
Audience: Physicians
Nutricare: Integrating Viable Nutrition Support Systems for Home Health Care
Associated Medical, September, 1994
Audience: Nurses, case managers
When & How to Use Nutrition Therapy in Hospice
Olsten, Kimberly Quality Care, October 1995
Audience: Nurses, case managers and social workers
Pharmacognosy: The Use of Food to Prevent Chronic Diseases
Louisiana Primary Care Conference, 2nd annual, November, 1995
Audience: Nurse Practioners
Proactive Eating for Busy People: New Orleans AIDS Empowerment ’96
Audience: Physicians, nurses, dietitians, health educators, and PLWAs. August 1996

Fortune 500, Business, Government, and Civic Organizations Speaking Service Topics:

Optimal Sports Nutrition for Mountaineers
Civic Group: Mountaineer Group, (9/03)
Metabolic Matching:
Civic Groups: New Orleans Lawn and Tennis Club
Members of the club (3/03)
Nutrition: A Powerful "Drug" for HIV Infection and AIDS
Civic Groups: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (9/92),
HIV+ teenagers (10/93) and children (12/93)
Enhancing the Immune System through Nutrition and Exercise Rehabilitation
Civic Group: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (1/92 *) [7/94] [8/94*]
Four hour series *
The Blueprint for Avoiding AIDS Wasting Syndrome
Civic Groups: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (3/94)
The 10 Commandments for Enhancing the Immune System for HIV/AIDS
Civic Groups: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (3/94)
Incorporating Nutrition and Fitness Messages Into Your Salon Or Day Spa
Business: Neill Corporation, Quality Management School (5/94)
Diagnosis: HIV of the Gut! How to Nourish the Body with this Diagnosis!
Civic Groups: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (10/93),
Baton Rouge Friends for Life, Lady of the Lake Immunological Support System (10/93),and New Orleans, PWA private support group (4/92)
1992 International Conference Nutrition Symposium Update
Civic Groups: NOAIDS Task Force Early Intervention Support Group (1/93),
Baton Rouge Friends for Life and New Orleans PWA private support groups (5/92)
Antioxidants, Phytochemicals and Immunity
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 1994 Annual Conference (3/94)
Civic Group: Spouse Program
Business: Neill Corporation, Quality Management School (8/94)
Five Basic Survival Skills for Your Well Being
Civic Group: Jr. League (1/93)
The Ten Commandments for a Healthy Lifestyle
Civic and Business Groups: The Orleans Club (6/91), The Rotary Club (2/92), IDS Financial Group (1/90), Exxon Corporation (9/93), St. Pias Club 1/93), Jr. League (1/92), Army Coor of Engineers (2/94), Southern Yacht Club (1/93) , Franco Athletic Club (11/93), Lakeside Sports Medicine Center (3/93), Neil Corporation's National Wellness Symposium [6/94], People's Home Health & Hospice (6/95), U.S. Coast Guard, New Orleans (1/02)
Protecting Adolescents Through Nutrition
Civic Group: The Parents Council of New Orleans (11/92)
Nutrition, Weight and Eating Disorders
Civic Group: Sacred Heart of Academy (3/93), Trinity School (10/93), and Newman High School (10/90), Franco's Athletic Club Swim Team (7/95), TVW, inc. Eating Disorder Retreatment 10/95
Eating for a Sober Life
Civic group: Mother's that are recovering drug addicts sponsored by Kingsley House/Children's Hospital (11/93)
How to Keep Our Energy Up As We Age
Civic Group: Shir Chadash Sisterhood, September, 2003
Sports Nutrition: The Chain Is Only As Strong As Its Weakest Link
Business Group: NFL Saints (5/93), The Sandra Hodge Women's Sports Training Clinic(8/92), Franco's Running Club Mandeville [6/95]
Diet, Nutritional & Behavioral Strategies: Three Powerful Interventions for Decreasing Cardiovascular Disease Risk
Government Group: New Orleans Fire Department Cardiovascular and Physical Fitness Training School (3/94)
Life Without Diets Workshop: The Blueprint for a Leaner and Healthy Lifestyle
Government Group: U.S Customs Service (5/94, 6/94. 7/94, & 8/94)
Civic Group: Loyola Recreational Center (10/95)-2 day intervention with body composition testing
Mind, Body & Nutrients: Creating Beauty From The Inside Out
Business: Neill Corporation, National Wellness Symposium (7/95)
Stress: Arming Your Body with Nutrients
Business: Stone, Pigman, Walther, Wittmann & Hutchinson, L.L.P (7/95)
Wellness Lectures: Chevron Petroleum Technology Corporation
Business: Chevron Petroleum Technology Company, New Orleans, 2 sites: Houston, Texas: Hayes Road and DTC, San Ramone, CA and LaHabra, CA, (9/95 – 6/00)
Lecture Titles: Health Strategies 101: A Historical Restoration, A Blueprint for a Healthy Lifestyle, Strategies for Bathing Your Cells in Nutrients, Making the Vegetarian Transition, Eating On the Go Healthfully, Bio-Intervention 101, Neuronutrition: Increasing Your Brain Power, Phytotherapy, Pharmacognosy, Men’s Health Issues, Women’s Health Issues, Metabolic Matching, Cardiovascular Health Breakthroughs, Immunotics
Making Health Transformationsã - Wellness Program consisted of 10 lectures per business
Business: Chevron Petroleum Technology Company, New Orleans, 1996
Business: Chevron Petroleum Technology Company, Houston, 1997
Business: Chevron Petroleum Technology Company, LaHabra, CA,1998
Business: Chevron Petoleum Production Company, 1998-1999, New Orleans
Business: Our Place Exercise Training Studio, Mandeville, LA, 1999
Business: Salvatioin Studio and Speakeasy New Orleans, LA, 2000
Lifestructure: Workshop for Healthy Change
Health Care Professionals: Teresa Adams,BCSW, MSW, Jean McLendon, Gerald Weinberg,
Mark Kelly, MS, CSCS, and Diana Davis, LDN, RD (11/95}
Audience: Post PAIRS course graduates from all over the country
Strategies for Optimizing Your Nutrition
Civic Group: Loyola Recreational Center (11/96)
Activating Personal Care Strategies: Living In Your Value System
Business: Neill Corporation, Annual Sales Wellness Symposium (1/97)
Civic Group: Greater Covington Junior Service League (2/97)
Business: Historic Restoration Inc. (8/98)
Learning Powerful Nutrition Messages Through Story Telling and Games
Civic Group: 5th grade class at Country Day, October, 1999
Civic Group: 1st grade class at Newman, October, 2003
Get the Odds in Your Favor Through A Healthier Lifestyle
Business: Hollywood Casino employees, May 1999
Therapuetic Fats, Antioxidants, Phytochemicals and Cardiovascular Disease for Women
Tulane Univerisity/Columbia Lakeside Hospital HeartFest
Civic Group: General Public (2/97)
Mind, Body and Nutrients: Creating Beauty From the Inside Out
Civic Group: Clients with Eating Disorders, Evergreen Wellness Center, Metairie, LA. Ongoing lecture series for ReEatment Program (1997 to 1998).
Health Strategies 101: A Historical Restoration
Civic Group: Historic Restoration Inc, Architectural Firm, August 1998
Business: Texaco, Houston, TX, September, 1999
Civic Group: Hadassah, January 2000
Civic Group: Northshore Unitarian Retreat 2000, February 2000
Total Teen Blast-Off: Nutrition Discussion
Civic Group: Pelican Athletic Club teens ages 12-18, January, 1998
Nutrition and Anti-aging
Business: Pelican Athletic Club members, September, 1999
Business: Women’s Professional Council, January 2001