Top Baby Boomer Men for 2011 Announced by Boomer Women's Group

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 2, 2011 - Baby Boomer men who are making a difference will be honored throughout 2011 by the women of Boomer Diva Nation, LLC.  The men selected were nominated by family, friends and people they’ve connected with via social media, according to Boomer Diva Nation President and Founder, Beverly Mahone.  “We were looking for baby boomer hunks,” says Mahone.  H.U.N.K. stands for:  H-helpful, U-understanding, N-noble, K-kind and S-sincere.  She adds, “We were looking for men of distinction who possess outstanding character and integrity.”

This is the second year in a row that Boomer Diva Nation is recognizing the contributions of baby boomer men.  Anyone could submit a nominee to Boomer Diva Nation, LLC, along with an explanation of why they felt their selection deserved to be honored.  "This year most of our honorees are from North Carolina," explains Mahone.

The Top Baby Boomer men for 2011 are:

Martin Brossman— Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer, and Author from North Carolina
Dave Carpenter— Author, well-known consultant and recognized humanitarian from Massachusetts
Roger Madison—Entrepreneur from Ohio
Roy Montero—Search Engine Optimization Expert from California
Diogenes Ruiz—Professional Musician from North Carolina
Dan Scala—Entrepreneur from North Carolina
Marlon West—Professional Musician from North Carolina
Jim Vogel—Businessman from North Carolina

Mahone says, “These are boomer men who deserve to be admired for being all-around decent guys and Boomer Diva Nation, LLC wants to honor them and let the rest of the world know how much we respect and appreciate them for who they are and what they offer to the world."

To learn more about each man, visit:
http://www.boomerdivanation.org/top-baby-boomer-men-2011/

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Boomer Diva Nation is an organization designed to promote the advancement of professional and personal skills, education and health of women over 40. BDN promotes baby boomer women in the transitional phase of life through seminars, networking opportunities and online resources. The organization is made up of women from 38 U.S. states along with members in Australia, Canada and New Zealand.