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| SP Health
Co. is a consumer health business which delivers best practice weight
management solutions. |
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are some of our world’s best practice products |
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| Online Diet Club (Australia) |
Meal Replacement Program |
Interactive Food & Exercise
Database |
Best
Practice Weight Loss Program |
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Scott
Penn CEO and Chairman
Scott Penn has been an influential member of the weight-loss
industry for more than 15 years. Having battled with his weight
since his early teens (he attended his first Weight Watchers
meeting at age 13) he is one of the few diet educators who has
firsthand experience with weight loss.
Scott started his career in the late 1980’s with the advertising
agency George Patterson. In 1994, he joined Weight Watchers
Australia (which his family had a minority shareholding in)
to help his parents grow the business. When the company was
acquired by a New York based private equity firm, Scott was
made CEO of Australasia and a Global Vice President of Weight
Watchers International, Inc. In this role he embarked on a number
of pioneering initiatives including the launch of the company’s
first men’s only program and development of a global food
endorsement device. Scott was also instrumental in lobbying
the Australian Government to increase awareness of the obesity
crisis and argue for incentives for members of the public to
lose weight.
More recently, Scott, through SP Health Co, has developed the
world’s most comprehensive online weight-loss platform
which is currently powering The
Biggest Loser Club in Australia. His interest in health
extends into sport and fitness—he is Chairman and co-owner
of the Manly
Sea Eagles Football Team and owner of the iconic Australian
surf brand, Aloha.
Scott is passionate about health, especially weight loss, and
has always been interested in the psychology behind why people
overeat. This passion, along with a genuine and grave concern
for Australia’s emerging ‘soft society’, led
Scott to write The
Click Diet—a back to basics approach which incorporates
Scott’s experiences with weight loss and what he calls
the “3E’s” of weight management—Energy,
Emotion, Environment. |
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