Lead Dad of the Week
Max Leitenberger
Don’t knock long-distance relationships: when they work, credit goes to the couple’s ability to communicate with each other when they’re…
Read moreAlex Egeler
Work life can look perfect on paper, from the resume to the bank account. But when change is needed, it can be hard to think about your…
Read moreJohn Schiaroli
Sometimes you just have to figure it out – without any playbook, any experience, or any friends in a similar situation…
Read moreClint Bruce
There are many ways to embarrass your kids, but few could top dragging a truck tire around your neighborhood. There are many ways to embarrass your kids, but few could top dragging a truck tire around your neighborhood. “My daughter came home and…
Read moreAnton Titov
Sometimes you’ve got to pivot, then pivot again and after that, pivot a few more times. That’s a takeaway from the parenting and…
Read moreShaun Sethna
Be open at work that you’re a Lead Dad – get buy-in from your boss and then let your team know what you’re doing. But know you’re going to…
Read moreNicholaos Papadopoulos
“What’s important to me as a Dad is relating to my kids as my teachers,” said Coach Nick, a divorced father of a daughter and two sons in…
Read moreJim Mikesell
Jim Mikesell, a forensic psychologist and rehabilitation neuropsychologist, brings O.G. Lead Dad vibes, with two daughters and two sons…
Read moreTimothy Biscaye
Timothy Biscaye, a worldly single father of three grown children, is our Lead Dad of the Week. Born in New Haven, CT , Tim, 61, has lived…
Read moreEric Morgan
Born and raised in New Orleans, Eric Morgan is our Lead Dad of the Week.In the spirit of Mardi Gras, his family is The Krewe of Morgan…
Read moreLarry Weinstein
Larry Weinstein, a father of two girls, is our Thanksgiving Lead Dad of the Week. A lifelong office devotee and road warrior for work…
Read moreBrian Salgado
Brian Salgado, a Chicagoan through and through (Let’s go, @cubs !), is our Lead Dad of the Week. Growing up in Belmont on the northwest…
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