Katherine Emmanouilidi
Manager, Marketing and Public Relations
(201) 833-7092
Nicole Russell
Public Relations Coordinator
(201) 833-3284
n-russell@mail.holyname.org
A highlight of the evening was the keynote speaker, George Martin, former New York Giant (1975-1988) and member of the New Jersey Sports Hall of Fame. In his address, Mr. Martin stressed the urgency of preventative healthcare and essential screenings. He emphasized the importance of maintaining good health not only for oneself, but for family members who love and depend on their father, spouse, or son. After his inspirational speech, fans were invited to have photographs taken with the defensive end while he signed autographs.
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Jane Ellis, Vice President, Marketing/Public Relations/
Representative from Golf Tec explaining to a guest how they can improve their golf swing through the Golf Swing Analyzer.
George Martin, Former
Martin continues to strive to make a difference through his Walk for 9/11 campaign. Martin walked from the George Washington Bridge, New York City across the country to
During the evening, Holy Name physicians held lectures on various topics ranging from sports medicine and chest pain to ED and aching joints. Guests were encouraged to have their BMI measured, blood pressure screened, and blood glucose tested.
Numerous demonstrations by vendors were featured in the main room including a Golf Swing Analyzer provided by Golf Tec, a skin analysis performed by LAB Series Skincare for Men of Bloomingdales, massages by HNH Fitness massage therapists, a "man cave" staged by Electronics Expo, and Harley- Davidson motorcycles brought by Bergen County Harley-Davidson/Buell, Rochelle Park. Many other vendors were present, including High Point Brewing Company, LifeScan, Inc., Mitchell Simon Co., Tiffany's, Piermont Bicycle Connection, Strictly Bicycles, Teaneck Police Department, Tenafly Bicycle Workshop, and Cabot Cheese.
"Guys Night Out was a proven success and achieved the goal of having fun while promoting health and wellness," Ms. Juliano states.
