Sam Mnatsakanian - President

Personal highlights: Sam Mnatsakanian was born on April 12, 1948 in the city of Yerevan, Armenia. He attended elementary/high school from 1955 till 1967 in Yerevan, and then attended the University of Armenia from 1967 till 1972. Married to Sofik Mnatsakanian, and the father of two children – Narek and Ani Mnatsakanian. Sam Mnatsakanian currently resides in West Chester, Ohio. He speaks three languages: Armenian, English and Russian. He has traveled extensively in Europe, Soviet Union, Mexico and the United States. Sam Mnatsakanian moved to the United States in 1984 from the Soviet Union to gain freedom and to pursue entrepreneurial desires.

Education: Graduated from the University of Armenia in 1972 with an advanced degree (equivalent of Master’s degree in the United States in Sports Training and Sports Psychology) in the field of physical culture and sports. This education qualified the graduates for both teaching and coaching. Extensive study in the areas of Anatomy, Physiology, Nutrition, Sport Massage and Physical Therapy. Highly qualified in the areas of swimming, track and field, and bodybuilding.

Professional Profile: Trained in the Soviet Union in National Shooting team for 12 years. Represented the Soviet Union internationally in the sports of shooting in world championships. Awarded 25 major awards, 12 of which were gold. Operated a personal physical fitness training business in Glendale, CA for nine years.

Businesses currently owned:

Natural Healing Products, Inc.
Cincinnati, OH
1995-to present

Global Staffing Services, Inc.
Cincinnati, OH
1999-to present

Arman Danielyan - Vice-president

Arman Danielyan has earned his degree of the Doctor of Medicine in 1992 after graduating from the Yerevan State Medical University. He then entered residency training in psychiatry, followed by fellowship training in child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Danielyan defended his dissertation on Organic Brain Damage in 1997, and was awarded PhD degree.

While doing his professional work in Medicine, Dr. Danielyan simultaneously worked on a voluntary basis with Land and Culture Organization (LCO) from 1991 till 2000. The purpose of the LCO was to help the refugees, who had to flee from the neighboring Azerbaijan to Armenia due to war conflict. Another objective of the LCO was to preserve the historic monuments in Armenia.

Dr. Danielyan immigrated with his wife, Susanna Hayrapetyan, to the United States in 2000. He is currently involved in research in the field of child and adolescent psychiatry.