Nick Scrivens – Admitting Toughness as Proof of Loving Parenthood

Nick Scrivens – Admitting Toughness as Proof of Loving Parenthood

ByLarry Hagner

Nick Scrivens is the owner of Fore Fathers Apparel, a company offering  beautifully designed, thoughtfully tailored, ultra-comfortable, and original polos for Dads of all shapes and sizes. Nick is an accomplished and focused enterprise sales executive with talent and grit to turnaround client perception, develop long-term client relations/retention, generate multi-million-dollar sales, and build team cohesiveness. 

Seth Ramser – The Super Powers within a Tribe

Seth Ramser – The Super Powers within a Tribe

ByLarry Hagner

Seth Ramser is a Dad Edge Alliance member, and the Director of Business Development at SignatureMD. He is also an accomplished healthcare executive with a 10 year track record driving business development, operational efficiencies, innovation and growth strategies to physicians, health systems, self-insured companies, IDNs and ACOs.

Rich Mitchell – Navigating Burnout and Living Within our Full Potential

Rich Mitchell – Navigating Burnout and Living Within our Full Potential

ByLarry Hagner

Rich Mitchell is a a certified Life Coach through The Life Coach School. He helps high achieving professionals overcome burnout so they can get fired up about their personal and professional lives. He is a Life Coach for single dads on a mission to help single dads level up to their fullest potential.

Alyssa Campbell – How to Manage Tiny Humans with Big Emotions

Alyssa Campbell – How to Manage Tiny Humans with Big Emotions

ByLarry Hagner

Alyssa Campbell is a teacher, parent, and an emotional development expert with a masters degree in early childhood education. She is also the author of the book “Tiny Humans, Big Emotions.” In addition to her writing endeavors, Alyssa also runs a business and is a devoted mother to a two and a half-year-old. Her ethos revolves around the importance of building emotional intelligence in children. She believes in recognizing and regulating biases, looking beyond behavior for understanding, and fostering empathy in communication.

Scott Gutzman – What It Takes to Unlock Our Deepest Strengths During Our Worst Struggles

Scott Gutzman – What It Takes to Unlock Our Deepest Strengths During Our Worst Struggles

ByLarry Hagner

Scott Gutzman embarked on his career in the audio/visual domain at 18, swiftly ascending through various roles, mastering leadership, organization, and customer interactions within a decade. His stint in nightlife security polished his abilities in customer engagement and heightened his situational awareness.