Susan Simon

What drew Susan to the Maurer Foundation was her mother, who is a 13-year breast cancer survivor. Susan uses her background in public speaking and advertising to educate people of all ages about early detection of breast cancer, and because of her mother, this is a very personal issue for her. Before joining the Maurer Foundation, Susan worked in advertising at Foote, Cone and Belding and was a public speaker and educator for Wood Tobe Coburn College in Manhattan, NY. When she’s not educating, she loves to Samba and Jazz dance, and travel with her husband.

Oh the Adventures of a Program Educator!

By Susan Simon ON October 28, 2009

We are nearing the end of Breast Cancer Awareness month and we’ve been extremely busy!  Besides a very successful fundraising event at Brother Jimmy’s BBQ on October 22nd, we’ve been doing tons of programs. I was looking for the Catholic Daughter of America on Monday night, and I stumbled into a Narcotics Anonymous meeting by [...]

The Health Secret of the Centenarians

By Susan Simon ON October 1, 2009

The secrets to the long life of centenarians is universally diet and exercise.

Who We’ve Reached in the Last Few Weeks

By Susan Simon ON September 22, 2009

September is turning out to be very busy in the program department, and we’re very excited about that!  One of my favorite things about working at the Maurer Foundation is going out to educate people about early detection of breast cancer.  I’ll be on Long Island at Jericho High School, Walt Whitman High School and [...]

Next Entries

donate