Men's Health

ROBERT FELLOWS, MTS Robert Fellows motivates his audiences to seek wellness, find balance, challenge the impossible, and see the humor in life—using audience involvement, captivating stories, and entertaining illustrations. He speaks from over thirty years of experience as a wellness consultant to corporations, hospitals, colleges, school systems, and governmental institutions in the United States, Canada, and Australia. His most popular topics include "The Power to Manage Stress and Change," "Breakthrough Performance in Personal Safety," "The Magic of Humor," and "Doing the Impossible: An Entertaining Look at Work/Life Balance."

SAM KEEN, PhD “Overeducated” at Princeton University and Harvard Divinity School, Dr. Keen was a contributing editor to Psychology Today, author of a dozen books and the subject of a Bill Moyers PBS special, “Your Mythic Journey with Sam Keen.” A freelance thinker and skilled explorer, he has a healthy disrespect for traditionally accepted boundaries.

BILLY ROGERS, MPH Director of the Native Wellness and Healing Institute based in Oklahoma. For many years, Billy has organized the largest Native American health conference in North America. He also provides insights for corporate audiences, general wellness conferences, and youth. A highly adaptable speaker, Rogers provides lively, inclusive, interactive trainings for national, state and local governments, universities, tribes, private companies, and community organizations.

ADEWALE TROUTMAN, MD, MPH Dr. Adewale Troutman came to Atlanta in 1997 to head what became the Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness through his proactive initiatives in disease prevention and health promotion. He has distinguished himself as a visionary leader in community empowerment and self-reliance. His Masters of Public Health in Policy and Management is from Columbia University, and he also holds a masters degree in Black Studies. Dr. Troutman's passion for health issues has taken him across the nation and abroad to make recommendations for improving the health status of minorities in general and African American men in particular. He is a highly energetic, engaging speaker.

CRAIG WASHINGTON, EdD Educated at Indiana State University, the University of Massachusetts, Johns Hopkins, and Harvard, Dr. Washington is former President of Olive-Harvey College in Chicago. He has also served as Executive Director of the National Wellness Institute. An ever-popular, warm and caring presenter, his topics include counseling psychology, multicultural counseling and teaching, men’s issues, wellness and group dynamics.

WILLIAM E. WILKERSON Bill Wilkerson is a business executive and the former President and CEO of Liberty Health. He served as a crisis consultant to some of the largest corporations in North America. He is leading a nationwide effort to make mental health more intelligible as a business and economic issue.