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Corporate Spokesperson
An internationally acclaimed safety and health expert and an award-winning parenting author, Debra is a respected spokesperson for high quality products and services that support children, motherhood, families and a green living lifestyle. She has a law degree, an M.A. in occupational health and safety and a B.A. in communications and she is the mother of two children. Her books, The Panic-Proof Parent (McGraw-Hill, 2000) and The Safe Baby (Sentient Publications, 2005 and 2nd edition, 2009), have received rave reviews and endorsements by leading parenting authorities and safety and health organizations. Debra has been a guest on hundreds of radio and television shows around the world, including NBC's Today Show, ABC News, Weekend Today, Dateline NBC, CNBC Asia Market Watch, MSNBC, John Walsh Show, The Daily Buzz, Washington Post Radio, "You, The Owner's Manual" hosted by Dr. Michael Roizen (who is regularly featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show), Associated Press Radio, NPR, Bloomberg News, and Martha Stewart Living Radio. She has been featured in Parents Magazine, Newsweek, Child, Parenting, Fit Pregnancy, USA Weekend Magazine, People, Star, Us Weekly, First For Women, Woman's World, This Old House, Family Circle, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, America Online (AOL) Homepage, UPI, Washington Times, Toronto Star, ABC News and Washington Post. Debra also appeared weekly on the Discovery Health Channel's TV series, Make Room for Baby. Debra's best-selling books, website, articles, television and radio segments and appearances reach millions worldwide.A former Mrs. Florida, and chosen by Reader’s Digest as an "Everyday Hero," Debra Holtzman has a dynamic, yet down-to-earth style that makes her the ideal personality to represent your company.
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Debra Holtzman brings integrity, technical expertise and experience to your media campaign. Many Fortune 500 corporations, as well as small companies and non-profit organizations, have enjoyed the benefits of Debra's endorsement.
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--To help find family farms, farmers, markets, and other sources of sustainable produce grown in your area, go to http://www.localharvest.org
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