LEAD DAD OF THE WEEK

Sean Minard

When Sean Minard was laid off during bereavement leave, after his twin daughters died, he knew he would never put anything above being a…

Dr. Ramon Jacobs-Shaw

If there is one thing Dr. Ramon Jacobs-Shaw, a father of twins in Wilton, CT, would tell his younger self, it’s keep dreaming and keep…

Don Stinson

“I’m just happy to be here,” said Don Stinson, a father of six and one of six from Shorewood, Il, and our Lead Dad of the Week. “I have so…

Matt Thomas

Matt Thomas, a repeat Lead Dad of the Week, has no regrets in his decision to leave management consulting to focus more on his family and…

Adam Ringgenberg

How do you define being at the top of your professional career? Adam Ringgenberg, our Lead Dad of the Week from Dallas, was working for a…

Matthew Morris

What if men had the training and wherewithal to support their wives through the challenges of mental health that pregnancy, birth and the…

James Patts

Career stability is something we all want. It allows us to make decisions when we know we have a steady paycheck. But it doesn’t always…

Beau Olson

Managing time effectively is essential, but so is knowing your limits in a given day, week or month. That’s something Beau Olson, our Lead…

Robert Salaga

Sometimes being able to get anything at work down quickly has its drawbacks. The people who know you can do that can also forget that…

Anthony Franzese

Learning from others is a key to parenting. And that desire motivated Anthony Franzese, our Lead Dad of the Week from New York City, to…

“I try to find the positive in every situation,” said Henry Peabody, our Lead Dad of the Week from Marblehead, Mass. The sentiment has served Henry, a divorced father of two, well over the past four years. Shortly into the start of Covid, he got divorc …

Robert Hemsen

“Growing up I never wanted to be a Dad,” said Robert Hemsen, a husband and father of two boys. “ Even when I started in corporate America…”

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