Two New Additions to the Prostate Cancer Fight: Shelby Moneer and Alison Manson Join ZERO’s Management Team September 9, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMEDIA CONTACT:Ilana Ostrin202-657-2249ilana@zerocancer.org Washington, D.C. — ZERO Prostate Cancer is pleased to announce that two established health care experts will begin new roles at ZERO starting in early September. Shelby Moneer joins as Vice President of Patient Education and Programs, and Alison Manson as Vice President of Government Relations and Advocacy.Both Moneer and Manson have extensive and impressive careers working with and for health nonprofits. Most recently, Moneer was the Director of Education at the Melanoma Research Foundation, and Manson served as the Associate Director of Federal Government Relations with the American Optometric Association.“Shelby and Alison will be instrumental in advancing ZERO’s advocacy efforts and patient programs for the good of the three million-plus American men living with prostate cancer. They are both proven leaders, and will elevate ZERO’s passion and dedication for its mission,” said Jamie Bearse, ZERO’s CEO. Moneer — who has more than a decade of experience in the cancer space — will be responsible for leading ZERO’s comprehensive suite of patient support programs, resources, and educational offerings. Moneer will also play an important role building ZERO’s Research Fund and working collaboratively on the annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Summit.Reflecting upon this new chapter of her career, Moneer stated that, “I’m thrilled to join the ZERO team and continue my passion to support and educate cancer patients.”In her previous role, Manson oversaw the policy concerns of doctors of optometry and their patients. She was a driving force behind passing federal, state, and local-level legislation that aimed to improve vision health and reduce vision impairment. Manson has spent her entire career working in the health care space, and received a Master of Public Health degree from the George Washington University. In advance of beginning her new role, Manson shared that, “I’m thrilled by the opportunity to forge a new chapter for ZERO’s storied advocacy success. ZERO has an exceptional reputation for effective advocacy around the country, and I can’t wait to increase the footprint of care and support for men nationwide.” Moneer and Manson begin their tenure with ZERO during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. About ZERO Prostate CancerZERO Prostate Cancer (ZERO) is on a mission to improve and save lives from prostate cancer through advocacy, education, awareness, and support. Formerly known as the National Prostate Cancer Coalition, ZERO was founded in 1996 to stand up for people impacted by prostate cancer. Today, ZERO serves as the nation's leading prostate cancer organization, advancing a future where prostate cancer detection is early, support is unwavering, and care is accessible to all. For over 30 years, ZERO has led the way in prostate cancer advocacy, screenings, and partnerships, successfully unlocking funding toward breakthrough discoveries, treatments, and lifesaving access to care. As the nation’s #1 provider of prostate cancer resources, programs, and services, ZERO has supported millions of people at-risk or diagnosed, and their families. As the voice of the prostate cancer community, ZERO's urgent focus on breaking barriers to survival—by closing gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and care—brings critical attention to those most likely to be impacted by this disease. Learn more at ZEROcancer.org About Prostate Cancer About ZERO Press Release More for you
Two New Additions to the Prostate Cancer Fight: Shelby Moneer and Alison Manson Join ZERO’s Management Team September 9, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMEDIA CONTACT:Ilana Ostrin202-657-2249ilana@zerocancer.org Washington, D.C. — ZERO Prostate Cancer is pleased to announce that two established health care experts will begin new roles at ZERO starting in early September. Shelby Moneer joins as Vice President of Patient Education and Programs, and Alison Manson as Vice President of Government Relations and Advocacy.Both Moneer and Manson have extensive and impressive careers working with and for health nonprofits. Most recently, Moneer was the Director of Education at the Melanoma Research Foundation, and Manson served as the Associate Director of Federal Government Relations with the American Optometric Association.“Shelby and Alison will be instrumental in advancing ZERO’s advocacy efforts and patient programs for the good of the three million-plus American men living with prostate cancer. They are both proven leaders, and will elevate ZERO’s passion and dedication for its mission,” said Jamie Bearse, ZERO’s CEO. Moneer — who has more than a decade of experience in the cancer space — will be responsible for leading ZERO’s comprehensive suite of patient support programs, resources, and educational offerings. Moneer will also play an important role building ZERO’s Research Fund and working collaboratively on the annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Summit.Reflecting upon this new chapter of her career, Moneer stated that, “I’m thrilled to join the ZERO team and continue my passion to support and educate cancer patients.”In her previous role, Manson oversaw the policy concerns of doctors of optometry and their patients. She was a driving force behind passing federal, state, and local-level legislation that aimed to improve vision health and reduce vision impairment. Manson has spent her entire career working in the health care space, and received a Master of Public Health degree from the George Washington University. In advance of beginning her new role, Manson shared that, “I’m thrilled by the opportunity to forge a new chapter for ZERO’s storied advocacy success. ZERO has an exceptional reputation for effective advocacy around the country, and I can’t wait to increase the footprint of care and support for men nationwide.” Moneer and Manson begin their tenure with ZERO during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
About ZERO Prostate CancerZERO Prostate Cancer (ZERO) is on a mission to improve and save lives from prostate cancer through advocacy, education, awareness, and support. Formerly known as the National Prostate Cancer Coalition, ZERO was founded in 1996 to stand up for people impacted by prostate cancer. Today, ZERO serves as the nation's leading prostate cancer organization, advancing a future where prostate cancer detection is early, support is unwavering, and care is accessible to all. For over 30 years, ZERO has led the way in prostate cancer advocacy, screenings, and partnerships, successfully unlocking funding toward breakthrough discoveries, treatments, and lifesaving access to care. As the nation’s #1 provider of prostate cancer resources, programs, and services, ZERO has supported millions of people at-risk or diagnosed, and their families. As the voice of the prostate cancer community, ZERO's urgent focus on breaking barriers to survival—by closing gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and care—brings critical attention to those most likely to be impacted by this disease. Learn more at ZEROcancer.org
