Let’s Talk Menopause Selects Jack Taylor as Public Relations Partner

Today, Jack Taylor, a global, independent, full-service brand and communications agency dedicated to serving clients that solve big, human problems, announced that Let’s Talk Menopause (LTM), the leading national nonprofit focused on menopause and dedicated to empowering women through education and advocacy, has selected the firm as its public relations and communications agency of record. Jack Taylor’s work will further elevate LTM’s market presence, strengthening awareness of its mission and supporting its policy revision initiatives, as the organization continues to change the conversation around menopause.

More than 75 million women are in perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause in the U.S., with 6,000 more reaching menopause each day. Furthermore, 75% of women who seek medical care are left untreated, and 80% of OB-GYN residents admit to being ill-prepared to discuss menopause. LTM was founded by individual experiences, aiming to change these statistics to ensure women have access to the information they need and the healthcare they deserve.

LTM’s co-founders, Donna Klassen, a licensed clinical social worker and breast cancer survivor, and Samara Daly, a partner at a government and community affairs firm, connected over personal perimenopausal and postmenopausal experiences that deeply impacted their lives. Friends for over 30 years, they bonded over their shared experiences and decided to join forces when they discovered the all-too-common gaps in education, resources, and community available to women trying to navigate these challenging stages of life. Together they assembled a team of leading experts, dedicated advocates, and influential voices to ensure that women everywhere would not have to endure the same experiences they did. LTM’s board and advisory members include Chief Medical Advisor Robin Noble, MD, MHCDS; Tamsen Fadal; Mary Claire Haver, MD; Sharon Malone, MD;  Kelly Casperson, MD; Judith Joseph, MD, MBA; Rachel Rubin, MD; and many other leading menopause physicians, experts, and advocates.

“Helping our clients lead the women’s health conversation has always been a priority for Jack Taylor given the historical underrepresentation of women’s health, particularly menopause, in medical research and public discourse. Representing Let’s Talk Menopause, which focuses on education and advocacy, is a continuation of our partnership with pioneering brands and founders that are driving impact,” said Judy Turchin, CEO of Jack Taylor. “It’s an honor for Jack Taylor to partner with LTM and we are committed to working alongside them to empower women, break down stigmas, and drive real change in women’s health.”

Jack Taylor will lead earned media and brand communications for LTM, while also supporting the company with events, speaking engagements and panels as it seeks to elevate its presence and impact in the women’s health space.

“Having personally experienced the isolating reality of menopause with little to no support, we founded Let’s Talk Menopause to create the community and education so desperately needed,” said Donna Klassen, LCSW, Co-Founder of LTM.

“This partnership with Jack Taylor is monumental for us. Together, we will shine a much-needed light on this historically overlooked phase of life, pushing it out of the shadows and into open conversation, education, and community,” added Samara Daly, Co-Founder and Board Chair of LTM.

For more information on Jack Taylor and its partners, visit www.jacktaylorpr.com and follow the company on Instagram and LinkedIn. To learn about LTM’s mission and cause, visit www.letstalkmenopause.org.