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Kenny Brown – Tulsa, OK
Kenny Brown, a father and a husband who never set out to be a Lead Dad, has embraced the role fully. And he is our Lead Dad of the Week!
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How One Employer Understood A Lead Dad
Colin Haupt was always a Lead Dad. When his children were young and he was a rising HR executive, he was the one to leave work when his…
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The Best Super Bowl Ad Ever
We can do better than #BinkyDad. Don’t get me wrong: As a Lead Dad, I’ve lived Kia’s Super Bowl commercial, where a couple is checking…
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Joseph Vess – Meadowview, Virginia
Welcome Joseph Vess, who bought the farm, as it were, to become our Lead Dad of the Week! Joseph and his wife Emily Robinson were working…
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How To Find Work-Life Balance, from a B-School Professor
When his first child was born, Stew Friedman, then a young professor, started researching how companies could think differently about…
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Jimmy Gomez – Washington, D.C.
Our Lead Dad of the Week is Jimmy Gomez, who represents California’s 34th district in Congress. First elected in 2017, he was a presence…
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A Call For Companies To Create Care Days
Here’s a Monday idea for companies that say they care about Working Parents: What about creating a bucket of Care Days? Name them. Promote…
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How a Hollywood Couple Made Parenting and Career Work
Bill Masters is a comedy-writing legend. He parlayed stand-up into writing for “Seinfeld”. He created “Caroline in the City” and…
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Michelangelo Sosnowtiz – Stamford, CT
Michelangelo Sosnowitz – 2023’s first Lead Dad of the Week! Michelangelo, who composes music for movies and commercials, was a pandemic…
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Work Arounds When Lead Dads Get Left Out
Monday PSA, from a near miss.Working Moms – we need your help. Please tell the mothers who email birthday party invites only to you to stop…
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Anton Mavrin – Wilton, CT
Welcome Anton Mavrin from Wilton, CT, as our Lead Dad of the Week. A husband and father of two children under age 4, Anton is the director…
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