The National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), a leader in fitness and wellness education, has unveiled its new Strategic Advisory Board that will provide guidance and input on areas including product development, technology, distribution and policy.
Co-chairing the board are two industry heavyweights: Mark Mastrov, founder of NFL Fit, UFC Gym and 24 Hour Fitness and chairman of New Evolution Ventures and Crunch Fitness and Neal Spruce, founder and CEO of dotFIT and former owner and CEO of NASM.
Joining the NASM Strategic Advisory Board are a group of distinguished leaders from across the fitness and wellness industry, including Dr. Amy Bantham, founder and CEO of Move to Live More; Kat Barefield, vice president of nutrition services at dotFIT; Molly Long, chief operating officer of Crunch Fitness; Chris Powell, founder of Move One Million and former host of ABC’s “Extreme Weight Loss” and Jeff Rosga, national director of Dynamic Personal Training at Life Time.
“We are very excited to announce the appointment of a distinguished group of industry leaders to NASM’s inaugural Strategic Advisory Board,” NASM CEO Mehul Patel said. “In a rapidly evolving fitness and wellness landscape, it is essential for NASM to gain insight and guidance from industry leaders to ensure that we continue to deliver exceptional products and services to our clients. The collective wisdom and expertise of our Strategic Advisory Board will provide critical input to shape the future of NASM and the fitness industry as a whole.”
