SixtyisSexyNow.com

We are the powerful voice of the “Third Generation,” bridging the ever-expanding gap between “middle age” and “over-the-hill,” and setting new standards for fresh expressions, unique perspectives, and alternative ideas.

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President, Editor & Publisher

Roberta Edgar

   

Roberta has 20+ years of experience writing and editing books, screenplays, treatments, articles, and web content. Author of nonfiction books including Think Yourself Smokeless, she has written teleplays for TV producer Norman Lear; several feature film screenplays; and editorial promotion for Mademoiselle Magazine. Most recently, she has been ghostwriting and editing books, including Textiles Matter for Prentice Hall Publishing.

Graduated from UCLA with a BA degree in English, Roberta is a current member of the Writers Guild of American west and Vice President of the Independent Writers of Southern California.

Contact Roberta through this website: www.sixtyissexynow.com.

Editor-At-Large/Creative Director

David Ephraim
As creative director, David oversees aligning our information systems architecture with our unique brand requirements. Aside from SixtyisSexyNow.com, David is a founding partner and CFO of the creative agency ATAK Interactive, Inc. and has managed and designed successful enterprise-level Web sites for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. David has an undergraduate degree in business/economics from University of California, Santa Barbara and has an M.B.A with a focus in e-business.

Features Editor/Director of Ad Sales and Marketing

Joshua Gould-Goodman
Contributing senior level marketing, strategy and operations experience, Josh ensures operational efficiencies across all of SixtyisSexyNow.com sales processes, operations procedures, and marketing production teams. Prior to SixtyisSexyNow.com, Josh served, and now still serves, as a member of the ATAK Interactive, Inc. executive team as CEO and has led the company to consecutive years of growth and profitability. He has experience managing strategic partnerships, some of which included Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Dell, and Costco. Josh‘s leadership style incorporates his unique creative vision and design style into successful digital technology marketing solutions.

Contributors

Manny Diez

   

Mr. Diez assisted producer/director Russ Meyer on 20^th Century Fox’s “Beyond The Valley of the Dolls” and “The Seven Minutes.” He did extensive rewrites for both screenplays. In South Florida he wrote numerous training films for Esso and for the Miami-Dade County School System, two of which won Silver and Bronze Medals at the New York International Film Festival. Along the way Diez wrote motivational films for a variety of companies such as: Burger King, Del Monte, Carnival Cruise Lines, ProSource, Pizza Hut and Texaco. He also wrote several documentaries, including one for the Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach, which won a Gabriel Award. Diez has written 54 feature-length screenplays, ten plays for the theatre including And Then She Moved the Furniture, four self-help books including the best-selling Meeting Women 101, a play for NPR, a novel, and the book for the musical “Casablanca By Night.”

Mr. Diez is a member of the Writers Guild of America, west and the Theatre League of South Florida. 

Contact Manny through this website: www.sixtyissexynow.com.

Susan T. Lindau

   

Susan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in private practice in Los Angeles. She took postmaster's courses at the Washington School of Psychiatry (Washington, DC) and completed intensive training as a DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) clinician and in Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy. She teaches in the School of Social Work at the University of Southern California and lectures at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Susan has published opinion pieces on mental health issues in Southern California regional papers, and is currently completing a general audience guide Therapist of Last Resort. Her novel Comfort Food is also in the works.

Contact Susan through her website: www.susantlindau.com. 


Michele A. Nuzzo, MA

Michele is the founder of Midlife Menu. A certified retirement coach and life coach, she works with baby boomers who want to reinvent themselves as they juggle careers, caregiving and planning for retirement. Together they co-create a path to smooth transitions and a future filled with passion and purpose. Michele has experience in the corporate and nonprofit sectors with employers including ARCO, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and The Wellness Community.

 Michele graduated from UCLA with a bachelor’s degree in English literature, a certification in print journalism and a paralegal certificate. She is trained by Coach Training Alliance, earned a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Pepperdine University, and is certified by Retirement Options to administer their proprietary Retirement Success Profile® and Life Options® assessments. Michele is a member of the International Coach Federation and the Independent Writers of Southern California.

Contact Michele through her website: www.midlifemenu.com

Pam Vetter

Celebrant Pam Vetter is known for conducting personal funeral services in the Los Angeles area for celebrities, film crewmembers, and professionals. In early 2005, she earned her certification as a Funeral Celebrant through training with the In-Sight Institute at the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. After conducting high-profile funerals, she quickly gained national attention for funeral services that focused on storytelling. 

Vetter also continues work as a journalist, writing feature stories about interesting people who are trying to change the world.

Previously, she worked in the film industry at HBO Pictures, Fox Filmed Entertainment, and Fox Broadcasting Company. Vetter started her career in Lancaster, PA in Television News at WGAL-TV and Radio News at WLPA/WNCE. While working in radio as a news anchor and reporter, Vetter earned several awards from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasting for feature stories, live coverage, and spot news. 

Contact Pam by phone: (818) 313-90 or visit her website: www.CelebrantPam.com

Lisa de Vincent 

Lisa de Vincent spent 10 years working her way through the art world of Palm Beach, which gave her more than enough material for her next 10 writing projects. Besides fine-tuning a treatment for a TV series, she is currently working on a horror screenplay, a murder mystery, and various short stories. Lisa was a finalist in last year’s Glimmer Train’s “Very Short Fiction Contest.” She was also a contributor for B. J. Taylor’s “The Complete Guide to Writers Groups That Work” and was an editor for “Sizzling Cold Case” by Buddy Ebsen with Darlene Quinn.

A graduate from Florida Atlantic University with a BA in Communications and a Film & Television Certificate, Lisa recently joined the board of Independent Writers of Southern California as interim secretary. 

Assistant to the Editor

Myla Langdon

Assistant to the Editor

Bobbie Gray

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