WE'RE ON A MISSION TO ERADICATE DEATH BY COLORECTAL CANCER FOR PEOPLE IN THEIR 20S, 30S AND 40S.

Trey Mancini is a Major League Baseball player serves as the Chair of the Survivor Community for BE SEEN. He met his colon cancer as an otherwise healthy 28-year where, in his words, "Major League Baseball literally saved my life." It was in routine spring training bloodwork that prompted a screening colonoscopy, ultimately saved his life. He then returned to baseball after treatment to win the  MLB "Comeback Player of the Year" with the Baltimore Oriels followed by winning the World Series.

Dr. Fola May is a world-leading gastroenterologist who serves on the BE SEEN Medical Advisory Council. Dr. May practices at UCLA Health and is the Founding Director of May Labs on the leading edge of research to improve access and early detection so more people avoid colorectal cancer in their lifetime. She speaks as an expert with legislators and global publications including NY Times, NPR, Washington Post and others to influence resourcing to better understand colorectal cancer.

Scott Werner got his colonoscopy and is a Board Member eager to scale BE SEEN. Even as a global executive, he prioritized getting a colonoscopy after knowing about the rise of colorectal cancer in healthy people in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Scott plans to keep up with his screening schedule for continued prevention and is passionate about making wellness a priority as a key part of extending one's healthspan. 

Dr. Kimmie Ng is a world-leading colorectal medical oncologist who serves on the BE SEEN Medical Advisory Council. Dr. Ng is the Founding Director of the Young Onset Colorectal Cancer Center at Dana Farber Cancer Institute. In addition to treating people, like David Thau, she leads research to understand why we are seeing the alarming uptick in people younger and younger being diagnosed with late stage colorectal cancer.

Dr. Priyanka Wali is a sought-after performing artist and Physician who hosted the podcast, HYPOCHONDRIACTOR with Sean Hayes and currently hosts the show HEALTHSTUFF for iHeart Media. She is independent physician specialized in internal health and obesity working to treat patients in a healthcare system that is too often segmented and fractured, leading to reactive solutions that could have been addressed with earlier prevention and intervention.

Jennifer Provencher got her colonoscopy after standing alongside the Peters Family throughout Marisa's cancer journey. A Board Member volunteering to guide BE SEEN, she got a screening colonoscopy as soon as possible so she would not hear the words "You have colorectal cancer". As an executive, attorney and entrepreneur, she is driven to improve access to proactive care and wellbeing for those eager to live their best life today.

Dr. Natalie Greisl had precancerous polyps detected and removed in a colonoscopy at age 36 after her sister, Marisa, was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Leading the Medical Advisory Council for BE SEEN, she is a Clinical Oncology Pharmacist with a passion for patient education and access. The sisters do not have genetic pre-dispositioning nor other family history. Knowing her new family health history saved her life. 

Josh celebrated his first colonoscopy at the age of 45 where six polyps were removed, later confirming three were pre-cancerous. He was the steadfast caregiver standing in the midst of cancer hitting his family in 2021 when Marisa was diagnosed. Both Josh and Marisa are driven to change the face of this disease so it spares others from their experience and that advancements are made to combat this disease before it affects future generations.