Ben Murphy, Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com
THE FATHER LIFE is "The Men's Magazine for Today's Fathers." Founded in 2007, TheFatherLife.com was started by myself and a three other guys who were suprised that there were no publications to fill the gap between 'bachelor-set GQ' and 'mother-oriented parenting magazines'.
Ben Murphy, Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com
THE FATHER LIFE is "The Men's Magazine for Today's Fathers." Founded in 2007, TheFatherLife.com was started by myself and a three other guys who were suprised that there were no publications to fill the gap between 'bachelor-set GQ' and 'mother-oriented parenting magazines'.
Our whole stance is that being a great dad can go
hand-in-hand with being a great guy. Becoming a dad definitely changes
things, but it doesn't require you to surrender yourself to a life of
mini-vans and diapers. You can still have ambitions, interests, and
good taste.
TheFatherLife.com is the only men's magazine geared
toward fathers; a magazine for guys who work hard, play hard, and
father hard! All content is released weekly, is web-based and free, and can be found at www.thefatherlife.com.
Feel free to drop me a line at bmurphy [at] thefatherlife [dot] com.
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On FastCompany, I'm particularly interested in talking more about the emergence of online media (especially 'online magazines') as well as the emergence of a 'dad demographic.' The face of fatherhood is changing radically as guys are both more involved with their kids and families than ever before - and are still remaining very ambitious in their personal pursuits. I also love to talk branding, word-of-mouth marketing, and emerging trends. I'm happy to be part of the FastCompany community!
"Our only obligation is to do the best we can with what we've been given..."
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Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com
Private, 21-50 employees, Arts / Entertainment / Media industryRoberts Wesleyan College, New York, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 1999.
Areas of study: Communication (Media)
Awards: Cum Laude
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