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Corporate Speaking and Seminars
Corporate Speaking and Seminars Welcome To The Next Normal We Exist To Help Companies and Parents Thrive The Company of Dads is here to partner with you at a crucial time for business. A few companies have adapted well to The Next Normal, a few have ro …
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How Two Baseball Dads United for Men’s Mental Health
Shawn and Brent are fathers who have had professional success and family success. But like many men, they’ve also had mental health…
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How Many Activities is Too Many?
After-school clubs, sports, and music lessons—oh my. It seems as though kids’ schedules are busier than ever. This got us thinking. How…
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What Are You Worried About At Work?
Working dads are now more worried about being penalized for parenting than working moms.When I read this stat, from Bright Horizons’s…
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How To Save Your Child
Kevin Olmsted wrote the book “Scared Dad Feeding: How My Daughter’s Anorexia Took Me To Hell and My Guidebook for How I Got Back” about…
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How to Make Dad Friends
Forced proximity was the name of the game for childhood friendships. Your friends were kids you were in school with, played sports with…
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Are Fathers Entitled To Be Parents At Work?
Who should be part of a company’s parent group? I’ve had time to think about that today. Today I had a morning meeting with three people…
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Ron Oltmanns
Like many parents, our Lead Dad of the Week Ron Oltmanns traded off lead parent duties with his wife Angela. Years here…
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Smile More? How To Dismantle Gender Bias At Work
The Band of Sisters are six senior female executives who have seen it all and not all that they’ve seen has been good. They’ve written…
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6 Tips to Avoid Parental Burnout
Here at the Company of Dads we know what it means to be a Lead Dad – the go-to parent for appointments, sports, a shoulder to cry on, and…
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Does Your Kids’ Dentist Like Kids?
Do you know the name of your child’s dentist? This is a great question Eve Rodsky asks fathers.I certainly do. But I often mumble it in…
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