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About
We help men grow, lead, and belong, so the people who count on them can too.
We meet men wherever they live, learn, work, and play, helping them develop the skills to live healthier, more connected lives.
Mission
Help men grow, lead, and belong, in every season of life.
Most men were handed a script. Provide. Perform. Don't feel too much. We build the rooms, tools, and stories that let them examine that script and write a better one, for themselves, their families, and the people they lead.
Me→We
Vision
A generation of connected, purpose-driven men.
We build for whole men, capable of leading with clarity, showing up in relationships, and building institutions that reflect their values.
Structure
Our work runs through three practices.
The Lives of Men operates as a Public Benefit Corporation, legally required to weigh public benefit alongside financial return. Our work is organized in three linked practices.
Culture Lab links men's wellbeing to how organizations lead.
Our consulting practice, measured with the Men's Health Index. It includes The ManUScript, a six-module program for men that turns responsibility and pressure into a clear 90-day plan.
Explore Culture Lab →Community programs give men and young men a place to belong.
The Wellness Summit, Your Body Speaks, and Youth Empowerment Services for young men 12 to 24, delivered with schools and community partners.
Explore Events →Youth Empowerment Services →Camping to Connect, an independent 501(c)(3), is our fiscal sponsor and carries our youth and grant-funded work.
Team
Our team
Jason Rosario
Chief Executive Officer
Jason Rosario is the CEO of The Lives of Men (TLoM). From growing up in the Bronx through every industry he has worked in, Jason saw men constrained by rigid expectations of masculinity and the negative impact those expectations had on their lives. The men who shaped his life showed him what to emulate and what to avoid, and he built TLoM so other men can make that choice on purpose.
TLoM helps men explore emotional well-being, identity, and purpose, and partners with organizations to support their growth. Jason was executive producer and host of "Dear Men," a Yahoo News web series that invited men into candid conversations about modern masculinity. He speaks regularly on the future of masculinity, leadership, and culture.
Jason brings more than a decade of experience across media, marketing, and business. Most recently at BBDO Worldwide, he served on the Board of Directors and as Chief Impact & Inclusion Officer, shaping inclusive marketing strategy, client partnerships, and agency operations across global markets. ADCOLOR named him its first DE&I Executive of the Year in 2022, and his work has been featured in Forbes, GQ, The New York Times, and BET.
Manny Almonte
Chief Community Officer
Owns programs and delivery, partnerships and BD, and operations and finance. Leads how TLoM shows up on the ground with schools, communities, and cohort partners.
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David Ogunrinde
Chief Brand Officer
David Ogunrinde is the Chief Brand Officer of The Lives of Men (TLoM), helping shape a company that matters in the lives of men. For him, that's purpose work. In 25 years of branding, he has helped founders find what's true about their work and give it a form the world can recognize. Again and again, he has found that what looks like a branding problem is really a question of identity, clarity, and courage.
His own questions started closer to home. His father wasn't a steady presence, so he learned what a man "should" be from the world around him: media, peers, culture. Finding fulfillment, acceptance, and joy has meant turning inward first, and unlearning the scripts that got in the way of writing his own.
David teaches design to grad students and coaches leaders on designing full lives, but he's still a student himself. His teachers range from Marcus Aurelius to Maya Angelou to his younger brother. He believes a man thrives the way a tree does: from the roots up, and in relation to everything around him. He now lives in Amsterdam, putting that belief into practice.