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The Man In Me
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themaninme.org
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2012
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The Man In Me is a private nonprofit organization founded in 2012 by Isaac Rowe (Executive Director) and Amber Rowe (Co-Founder), headquartered in Austin, Texas, with programmatic reach across the Austin metropolitan area including Round Rock, Pflugerville, and HACA properties. The organization delivers a portfolio of community-based programs focused on fatherhood, responsible manhood, and family well-being: the 8-week Cultivating Fathers program (with a $30 one-time materials fee), the 4-week IDADS fatherhood education program run in partnership with HACA at 7 cohorts annually, monthly Men's Mental Health Circles, the quarterly IRONBOUND fitness ruck program, the annual Mastering Manhood Conference, and family-engagement events such as Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, and Daddy & Me Dance Party. It also operates a sister initiative, Woman In Me, and produces documentary films including the multi-festival award-winning 'Fathers Wanted.'

The organization's underlying technology stack is minimal and primarily operational: a Strikingly-hosted website drives marketing and newsletter sign-ups, while Givebutter and NeonCRM power donation processing, Jotform handles program interest applications, and Eventbrite manages event ticketing. There is no proprietary software product, no mobile app, no API, and no documented AI or data capabilities. Brand and content assets — including the award-winning 'Fathers Wanted' documentary and the cross-program 'Man In Me' identity — are the principal non-financial assets.

The business model is donation-based and community-sustained. The organization solicits individual contributions through its website (Givebutter and NeonCRM donate forms), event sponsorships, and community fundraising, with no disclosed grants, contracts, or institutional funding rounds. Programs are delivered free to participants. Marketing is organic and community-driven: social media on Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, and YouTube, newsletter subscriptions, word-of-mouth referrals, and documentary storytelling. The named institutional partner is HACA (Housing Authority of the City of Austin), a government entity serving as host for IDADS, while the broader customer base consists of individual fathers, father figures, women in the Woman In Me sub-brand, and their families in the Austin region.

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The Man In Me is a 2012-founded Austin, Texas nonprofit that delivers community-based fatherhood programs (Cultivating Fathers, IDADS, Men's Mental Health Circles, IRONBOUND, Mastering Manhood Conference) and family events to fathers, father figures, and their families, funded primarily through individual donations.

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Austin
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
fatherhood support programs, men's mental health services, community nonprofit programs, family wellness workshops, parent education services
Industry2 codes
1Co-Parenting, Father Engagement & Caregiver Inclusion Programs
CodeEDACALAIPrimaryYes
2Men’s Health & Lifestyle Coaching (Non-Clinical)
CodeHSADAGAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)621330
  • Motion Picture and Video Production51211
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production7812
Product category
Community Fatherhood and Family Support Services
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1Donations and Fundraising
TypeGrants Donations
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Individual donations solicited through website, events, and campaigns. Uses Givebutter platform for donation processing. Revenue supports all programs and operations.

themaninme.org
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
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1Free program with materials fee
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Class is FREE with $30 one-time materials fee

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Brand1 of 11 records shown
1Men's Mental Health Circles
Description

Monthly gathering for men to discuss life, mental well-being, and challenges in a supportive environment

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The Man In Me is a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that delivers community-based programs supporting fathers, father figures, and families in Austin, Texas. Its offerings include structured fatherhood education (Cultivating Fathers 8-week program, IDADS 4-week program), monthly Men's Mental Health Circles, quarterly IRONBOUND fitness ruck events, the annual Mastering Manhood Conference, and family bonding events (Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, Daddy & Me Dance Party). The organization also produces award-winning documentary films including 'Fathers Wanted.'

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • 83% community consensus on father support gap
Product overview1 text field

The Man In Me is a nonprofit organization established in 2012 that offers a portfolio of community-based programs and services focused on fatherhood and responsible manhood. The organization operates a suite of core programs including Men's Mental Health Circles (monthly peer support gatherings), Cultivating Fathers (an 8-week intensive fatherhood program), IRONBOUND (quarterly fitness ruck events), Mastering Manhood Conference (annual conference), IDADS (fatherhood education in partnership with HACA), and family-focused events such as Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, and Daddy & Me Dance Party. The organization also produces documentary films including 'Fathers Wanted' and 'Man In Me: The Documentary'. These programs are unified by the mission to educate, strengthen, and support men towards responsible fatherhood, and are delivered through mentorship, workshops, community partnerships, and resource access.

Product and service8 records
1Men's Mental Health Circles
CategoryMental health support program
Description

Monthly peer support gatherings where men convene for real conversations about life, pressure, responsibility, and mental well-being in a judgment-free environment facilitated by experienced practitioners; for fathers and men in the Austin area.

2Cultivating Fathers
CategoryFatherhood education program
Description

An 8-week structured program designed to equip fathers and father figures with skills for responsible parenting and healthy relationships with their children; participants attend in-person sessions twice weekly for 2 hours with dinner provided; free with a $30 one-time materials fee.

3IRONBOUND
CategoryFitness and brotherhood program
Description

A quarterly men's fitness ruck event described as a rite of passage combining physical activity (carrying weight), masculinity, and mutual responsibility in a brotherhood setting.

4Family Day
CategoryFamily community event
Description

A community outdoor event featuring grilling, games, activities, and community connection for families served by The Man In Me; formerly known as the Annual Family Cookout.

5Mastering Manhood Conference
CategoryAnnual conference
Description

An annual conference focused on themes of responsible manhood and fatherhood, featuring participant engagement and personal development content.

6IDADS (Involved Dads of Action Developing and Succeeding)
CategoryFatherhood education program
Description

A 4-week fatherhood education program delivered in partnership with HACA (Housing Authority of the City of Austin), covering anger management, communication skills, positive role modeling, and self-esteem development; 7 cohorts run annually and is open to non-HACA residents as well.

7Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day
CategoryFamily bonding event
Description

A workshop helping fathers learn how to style their daughters' hair, providing bonding opportunities and practical parenting skills.

8Daddy & Me Dance Party
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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

HACA partnership for IDADS (Involved Dads of Action Developing and Succeeding) program serving fathers in HACA communities. 7 cohorts run annually on HACA properties throughout the year. Participants do not need to be HACA residents to participate.

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Sponsor for Fathers Wanted Documentary, recognized on the organization's sponsors page.

3Jenna Armstrong
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Description

Contributor to Fathers Wanted Documentary production, recognized on sponsors page alongside Be The Change.

themaninme.org
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Contributor to Fathers Wanted Documentary production, recognized on sponsors page.

Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
1Pro Dad
TypeDirect peer
Description

National fatherhood nonprofit providing group-based fatherhood programs in correctional facilities and communities. Comparable to The Man In Me in serving fathers seeking personal development and parenting skills, but with a focus on incarcerated fathers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nonprofit offering fatherhood education programs, parenting classes, and community resources. Comparable to The Man In Me's Cultivating Fathers program in delivering structured curricula for fathers, based in Springfield, Missouri.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Annie E. Casey Foundation initiative focused on supporting fathers involved in the child welfare system. Comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS program (HACA partnership) in serving fathers navigating challenging socioeconomic circumstances through structured group programs.

4The Fatherhood Project (at Massachusetts General Hospital)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Program based at Massachusetts General Hospital dedicated to fatherhood research, education, and community programs. Closely comparable to The Man In Me in offering group-based fatherhood programs, mental health support, and community events, but affiliated with a major hospital system.

5Helping Fathers (Boys' Home of Virginia)
TypeRegional player
Description

Virginia-based fatherhood program offering structured educational and support services for fathers. Comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS and Cultivating Fathers programs in delivering group-based fatherhood education, but located in a different geographic region.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest national fatherhood nonprofit in the U.S., providing curricula, training, and resources to fatherhood programs across the country. Directly comparable to The Man In Me's mission of supporting responsible fatherhood, but operates at significantly broader scale with federal and corporate funding.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Annual conference and media platform for modern fatherhood advocacy. Comparable to The Man In Me's Mastering Manhood Conference in concept, but operates as a national thought-leadership convening rather than a local program delivery organization.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Nonprofit focused on supporting Black fathers and their families through programs, resources, and advocacy. Comparable to The Man In Me in addressing the unique needs of Black fathers and operating in the Austin region, though smaller and more focused on family-centered programming.

9National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Federally-funded resource hub providing evidence-based fatherhood program information, training, and tools. Directly comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS and Cultivating Fathers efforts, but operates as a national policy/clearinghouse rather than a local program delivery organization.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Fatherhood organization providing direct services, mentorship, and community programs to fathers. Directly comparable to The Man In Me in offering community-based programs, peer support, and fatherhood education, but operates in the Detroit metropolitan area.

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Weaknesses5 records

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The Man In Me

Community Fatherhood and Family Support Servicesthemaninme.org

The Man In Me is a 2012-founded Austin, Texas nonprofit that delivers community-based fatherhood programs (Cultivating Fathers, IDADS, Men's Mental Health Circles, IRONBOUND, Mastering Manhood Conference) and family events to fathers, father figures, and their families, funded primarily through individual donations.

What The Man In Me does

The Man In Me is a private nonprofit organization founded in 2012 by Isaac Rowe (Executive Director) and Amber Rowe (Co-Founder), headquartered in Austin, Texas, with programmatic reach across the Austin metropolitan area including Round Rock, Pflugerville, and HACA properties. The organization delivers a portfolio of community-based programs focused on fatherhood, responsible manhood, and family well-being: the 8-week Cultivating Fathers program (with a $30 one-time materials fee), the 4-week IDADS fatherhood education program run in partnership with HACA at 7 cohorts annually, monthly Men's Mental Health Circles, the quarterly IRONBOUND fitness ruck program, the annual Mastering Manhood Conference, and family-engagement events such as Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, and Daddy & Me Dance Party. It also operates a sister initiative, Woman In Me, and produces documentary films including the multi-festival award-winning 'Fathers Wanted.'

The organization's underlying technology stack is minimal and primarily operational: a Strikingly-hosted website drives marketing and newsletter sign-ups, while Givebutter and NeonCRM power donation processing, Jotform handles program interest applications, and Eventbrite manages event ticketing. There is no proprietary software product, no mobile app, no API, and no documented AI or data capabilities. Brand and content assets — including the award-winning 'Fathers Wanted' documentary and the cross-program 'Man In Me' identity — are the principal non-financial assets.

The business model is donation-based and community-sustained. The organization solicits individual contributions through its website (Givebutter and NeonCRM donate forms), event sponsorships, and community fundraising, with no disclosed grants, contracts, or institutional funding rounds. Programs are delivered free to participants. Marketing is organic and community-driven: social media on Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, and YouTube, newsletter subscriptions, word-of-mouth referrals, and documentary storytelling. The named institutional partner is HACA (Housing Authority of the City of Austin), a government entity serving as host for IDADS, while the broader customer base consists of individual fathers, father figures, women in the Woman In Me sub-brand, and their families in the Austin region.

The Man In Me firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Man In Me
Legal name
The Man In Me
Website
https://themaninme.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The Man In Me is a 2012-founded Austin, Texas nonprofit that delivers community-based fatherhood programs (Cultivating Fathers, IDADS, Men's Mental Health Circles, IRONBOUND, Mastering Manhood Conference) and family events to fathers, father figures, and their families, funded primarily through individual donations.
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The Man In Me industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community Fatherhood and Family Support Services
NAICS
Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians) (621330), Motion Picture and Video Production (51211)
SIC
Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production (7812)
akta.pro primary industry
Co-Parenting, Father Engagement & Caregiver Inclusion Programs (EDACALAI)
akta.pro secondary industry
Men’s Health & Lifestyle Coaching (Non-Clinical) (HSADAGAJ)

Keywords

  • Fatherhood support programs
  • Men's mental health services
  • Community nonprofit programs
  • Family wellness workshops
  • Parent education services

Where The Man In Me is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Austin
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Man In Me business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Fundraising: Individual donations solicited through website, events, and campaigns. Uses Givebutter platform for donation processing. Revenue supports all programs and operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherOne time/ perpetual licenseFree program with materials fee

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

The Man In Me product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Man In Me is a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that delivers community-based programs supporting fathers, father figures, and families in Austin, Texas. Its offerings include structured fatherhood education (Cultivating Fathers 8-week program, IDADS 4-week program), monthly Men's Mental Health Circles, quarterly IRONBOUND fitness ruck events, the annual Mastering Manhood Conference, and family bonding events (Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, Daddy & Me Dance Party). The organization also produces award-winning documentary films including 'Fathers Wanted.'

Product overview

The Man In Me is a nonprofit organization established in 2012 that offers a portfolio of community-based programs and services focused on fatherhood and responsible manhood. The organization operates a suite of core programs including Men's Mental Health Circles (monthly peer support gatherings), Cultivating Fathers (an 8-week intensive fatherhood program), IRONBOUND (quarterly fitness ruck events), Mastering Manhood Conference (annual conference), IDADS (fatherhood education in partnership with HACA), and family-focused events such as Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, and Daddy & Me Dance Party. The organization also produces documentary films including 'Fathers Wanted' and 'Man In Me: The Documentary'. These programs are unified by the mission to educate, strengthen, and support men towards responsible fatherhood, and are delivered through mentorship, workshops, community partnerships, and resource access.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Men's Mental Health Circles: Monthly gathering for men to discuss life, mental well-being, and challenges in a supportive environment
  • Cultivating Fathers
  • IRONBOUND
  • Family Day
  • Mastering Manhood Conference
  • IDADS
  • Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day
  • Daddy & Me Dance Party
  • Woman In Me
  • Fathers Wanted
  • Man In Me: The Documentary

Products and services

  • Men's Mental Health Circles Monthly peer support gatherings where men convene for real conversations about life, pressure, responsibility, and mental well-being in a judgment-free environment facilitated by experienced practitioners; for fathers and men in the Austin area.
  • Cultivating Fathers An 8-week structured program designed to equip fathers and father figures with skills for responsible parenting and healthy relationships with their children; participants attend in-person sessions twice weekly for 2 hours with dinner provided; free with a $30 one-time materials fee.
  • IRONBOUND A quarterly men's fitness ruck event described as a rite of passage combining physical activity (carrying weight), masculinity, and mutual responsibility in a brotherhood setting.
  • Family Day A community outdoor event featuring grilling, games, activities, and community connection for families served by The Man In Me; formerly known as the Annual Family Cookout.
  • Mastering Manhood Conference An annual conference focused on themes of responsible manhood and fatherhood, featuring participant engagement and personal development content.
  • IDADS (Involved Dads of Action Developing and Succeeding) A 4-week fatherhood education program delivered in partnership with HACA (Housing Authority of the City of Austin), covering anger management, communication skills, positive role modeling, and self-esteem development; 7 cohorts run annually and is open to non-HACA residents as well.
  • Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day A workshop helping fathers learn how to style their daughters' hair, providing bonding opportunities and practical parenting skills.
  • Daddy & Me Dance Party

Quantifiable outcome

  • 83% community consensus on father support gap

Companies that use The Man In Me

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

The Man In Me technology and API

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The Man In Me partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • HACA (Housing Authority of the City of Austin)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHACA partnership for IDADS (Involved Dads of Action Developing and Succeeding) program serving fathers in HACA communities. 7 cohorts run annually on HACA properties throughout the year. Participants do not need to be HACA residents to participate.
  • Be The ChangeminorOthersSponsor for Fathers Wanted Documentary, recognized on the organization's sponsors page.
  • Jenna ArmstrongminorOthersContributor to Fathers Wanted Documentary production, recognized on sponsors page alongside Be The Change.
  • Diana AnzaldaduaminorOthersContributor to Fathers Wanted Documentary production, recognized on sponsors page.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

The Man In Me competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Pro Dad: National fatherhood nonprofit providing group-based fatherhood programs in correctional facilities and communities. Comparable to The Man In Me in serving fathers seeking personal development and parenting skills, but with a focus on incarcerated fathers.
  • Good Dads: Nonprofit offering fatherhood education programs, parenting classes, and community resources. Comparable to The Man In Me's Cultivating Fathers program in delivering structured curricula for fathers, based in Springfield, Missouri.
  • National At-Risk Fathers Network: Annie E. Casey Foundation initiative focused on supporting fathers involved in the child welfare system. Comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS program (HACA partnership) in serving fathers navigating challenging socioeconomic circumstances through structured group programs.
  • The Fatherhood Project (at Massachusetts General Hospital): Program based at Massachusetts General Hospital dedicated to fatherhood research, education, and community programs. Closely comparable to The Man In Me in offering group-based fatherhood programs, mental health support, and community events, but affiliated with a major hospital system.
  • Father Matters: Fatherhood organization providing direct services, mentorship, and community programs to fathers. Directly comparable to The Man In Me in offering community-based programs, peer support, and fatherhood education, but operates in the Detroit metropolitan area.

Regional players

  • Helping Fathers (Boys' Home of Virginia): Virginia-based fatherhood program offering structured educational and support services for fathers. Comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS and Cultivating Fathers programs in delivering group-based fatherhood education, but located in a different geographic region.

Broad incumbents

  • National Fatherhood Initiative: Largest national fatherhood nonprofit in the U.S., providing curricula, training, and resources to fatherhood programs across the country. Directly comparable to The Man In Me's mission of supporting responsible fatherhood, but operates at significantly broader scale with federal and corporate funding.
  • National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse: Federally-funded resource hub providing evidence-based fatherhood program information, training, and tools. Directly comparable to The Man In Me's IDADS and Cultivating Fathers efforts, but operates as a national policy/clearinghouse rather than a local program delivery organization.

Emerging players

  • Dad 2.0 Summit: Annual conference and media platform for modern fatherhood advocacy. Comparable to The Man In Me's Mastering Manhood Conference in concept, but operates as a national thought-leadership convening rather than a local program delivery organization.
  • Black Fathers Foundation: Nonprofit focused on supporting Black fathers and their families through programs, resources, and advocacy. Comparable to The Man In Me in addressing the unique needs of Black fathers and operating in the Austin region, though smaller and more focused on family-centered programming.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

The Man In Me social profiles

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The Man In Me leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles9 records

The Man In Me funding detail

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The Man In Me M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about The Man In Me

What does The Man In Me do?

The Man In Me is a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that delivers community-based programs supporting fathers, father figures, and families in Austin, Texas. Its offerings include structured fatherhood education (Cultivating Fathers 8-week program, IDADS 4-week program), monthly Men's Mental Health Circles, quarterly IRONBOUND fitness ruck events, the annual Mastering Manhood Conference, and family bonding events (Family Day, Daddy & Daughter Hair Care Day, Daddy & Me Dance Party). The organization also produces award-winning documentary films including 'Fathers Wanted.'

Is The Man In Me a public or private company?

The Man In Me is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was The Man In Me founded?

The Man In Me was founded in 2012. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is The Man In Me based?

The Man In Me is headquartered in Austin, United States, in the North America region.

How does The Man In Me make money?

One revenue line is on record: donations and Fundraising.

Who are The Man In Me's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Pro Dad, Good Dads, National At-Risk Fathers Network, The Fatherhood Project (at Massachusetts General Hospital) and Father Matters. Helping Fathers (Boys' Home of Virginia) is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are National Fatherhood Initiative and National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse. Emerging players are Dad 2.0 Summit and Black Fathers Foundation.

Does The Man In Me have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Man In Me.

What industry is The Man In Me in?

The Man In Me's product category is Community Fatherhood and Family Support Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDACALAI, Co-Parenting, Father Engagement & Caregiver Inclusion Programs, with a secondary code of HSADAGAJ, Men’s Health & Lifestyle Coaching (Non-Clinical). Its NAICS code is 621330 and its SIC code is 7812.

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