Being a founder and a father comes with similar, often compounding challenges. Founding Fathers is where we come together to become better at both.
Founding Fathers brings fathers who are founders together in ways that strengthen the person, the business, and the relationships around both.
Experiences built around camaraderie, friendship, and spending real time with other fathers who understand the life you’re living.
Conversations, speakers, and experiences designed to make you a better founder and help you grow what you’re building.
Opportunities to bring the whole family together, so the people who matter most can be part of the community too.
Your investors don’t want to hear about the nap schedule. The dads at school don’t want to hear about the raise. Here, both halves of your life are allowed in the same conversation.
There’s a difference between knowing more people and having people in your corner.
Founding Fathers is about building real relationships with men who understand the ambition, responsibility, and tension of being both a father and a founder.
Ask for help when you need it. Give it when you can.
Push each other to grow as founders without losing sight of who comes first.
Trust makes the honest conversations possible.
There will always be another problem to solve, another goal to hit, and another thing asking for your attention.
This community is also a reminder to enjoy the life you’re working so hard to build.
Find your chapter to see what’s happening near you and learn how to join.
Find your chapterWhere it started.
The original Founding Fathers chapter. A community of fathers who are founders, coming together to build stronger relationships, stronger companies, and better lives around both.
We’re growing Founding Fathers one city at a time.
If you want to bring together a community of present fathers and ambitious founders where you live, we want to hear from you.
This works because people actually know each other. Chapters stay intentionally small so relationships can become real, conversations can stay honest, and the community can actually show up for one another.