Jeffrey Steven Drobny is the founding manager and chief investment officer of Garda Capital Partners, a global alternative asset manager based in Hopkins, MN. Jeffrey Drobny is also an active philanthropist in his community. He contributes to different causes including the American Cancer Society (ACS), which recently celebrated a new campaign for melanoma awareness.

1. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ANNOUNCES DON’T FRY DAY FRIDAY
Jeff Drobny

2. INTRODUCTION
 Jeffrey Steven Drobny is the founding manager and
chief investment officer of Garda Capital Partners, a
global alternative asset manager based in Hopkins, MN.
Jeffrey Drobny is also an active philanthropist in his
community. He contributes to different causes including
the American Cancer Society (ACS), which recently
celebrated a new campaign for melanoma awareness.
According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), they
are now calling the Friday before Memorial Day, “Don’t
Fry Day.” "Don't Fry Day" is accompanied by their
launching of the “Slip, Slop, Slap, and Wrap Campaign.”
The purpose of this campaign is to promote awareness
and prevention of melanoma, a potentially deadly form
of skin cancer.

3. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
 The ACS is advising people to “slip” on a shirt to protect
the body from the sun, “slop” on sunscreen – especially
in unexpected places like the webbing of one’s toes,
“slap” on a hat for added coverage, and “wrap” their
eyes with sunglasses to protect against harmful ultra
violet (UV) rays.
Aside from applying sunscreen between the toes, the
ACS also recommends putting sunscreen all over the
feet, on the ears, as well as on top of bald heads. Dr.
Adam Friedman, a dermatology professor from George
Washington University, also recommends regular skin
checks at home and at the doctor’s office for any
suspicious moles or other irregularities in the skin.