In this episode, Andrew Russell speaks with Brian Evans, CEO of the Father Center of New Jersey. They discuss Brian's journey into fatherhood advocacy, the importance of emotional support for fathers, and how the Father Center helps men become better fathers through social, emotional, and economic support. The conversation touches on the need to celebrate fatherhood, change societal narratives around masculinity, and the significance of empathy in parenting. Brian shares insights on developing young leaders and the importance of intentional parenting practices.
About Bryan Evans
Bryan Adé Evans is the Chief Executive Officer of his organization and a nonprofit leader with more than 20 years of experience advancing community development, workforce initiatives, and economic mobility across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. He has built strong partnerships with leaders at every level and has served on boards including The Father Center of New Jersey, the Trenton Downtown Association, and United Way of Northern New Jersey. A dedicated advocate for fatherhood and family-impact programs, he works closely with the Family Success Learning Community and Fathers & Families Coalition of America, integrating technology into innovative parenting and workforce solutions. A LEAD NJ Fellow, he holds degrees from Hunter College and Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business and currently serves on the boards of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber and CNJN-TV.
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