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Mark Greene speaks, consults, and coaches on diversity, equity and inclusion, Man Box culture, and relational practices for organizations worldwide. Mark works with organizations and individuals to overcome the challenges created by our domination-based culture of masculinity. Mark’s client list includes General Mills, Bank of America, Catalyst, The Philadelphia Men’s Center, Jennifer Brown Consulting, and …

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Mark Greene speaks on Man Box culture and our dominance-based culture of masculinity’s harmful impact on the creation of diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace cultures. “With deep compassion for men, Greene calls out to our better selves.” – Michael Kasdan

Mark provides personal coaching for leaders and teams who are struggling with our often conflicted views of modern manhood. Contact Mark for more information. “If our conversation can reveal even the slightest glimmer of daylight between our dominant culture of masculinity and our own daily choices as men, my hope is we will find, in …

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Want to start a powerful conversation about masculinity inside your organization? In just seventy five pages, The Little #MeToo Book for Men is an empowering introduction to the relationship based change work men need to do for their families, their communities, their organizations, and their careers. Mark Greene provides speaking and workshops based on his …

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Welcome. We’re glad you’re here. For generations, our culture has taught us a narrow limiting set of rules for how to be a man. The end result? Epidemic levels of isolation and violence for boys and men and for the multitude of others who’s lives we impact. But we can make a difference choice. We …

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Start a Powerful New Conversation About Masculinity “Groundbreaking” “…highly recommended for school and college administrators, coaches, counselors, and therapists.”“Perhaps the most important book on masculinity ever.”