Sean Strub

Sean O'Brien Strub (b. 1958) is the founder of POZ magazine for people impacted by HIV/AIDS, in 1994. Strub's companies also launched "POZ en Español", "Mamm" (for women impacted by breast cancer), "Real Health" (a health title for the African-American community) and "Milford Magazine" (a regional title distributed in the Delaware River Highlands area of northeast Pennsylvania).citation |url=http://www.poz.com/staffbios.shtml#sean |title=Sean O. Strub, Founder and Advisory Editor, POZ |accessdate=2008-09-02 ]

Strub co-authored, with Steve Lydenberg and Alice Tepper Marlin, the guide to corporate social responsibility, "Rating America's Corporate Conscience", (Addison-Wesley, 1987) and, with Daniel B. Baker and Bill Henning, "Cracking the Corporate Closet", (Harper Business, 1995).

He was a member of ACT UP NY and, in 1990, was a Democratic candidate for the US Congress from New York's 22nd congressional district, running as an openly gay/HIV+citation |title=Business, not politics |first=Katherine |last=Sender |publisher=Columbia University Press |year=2005 |isbn=0231127340 |page=255 ] man and receiving 46% of the primary vote in a race against a former member of Congress.

He currently owns and operates the Fauchere Hotel in Milford, PA.

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