Dad 2.020 Conference Gathering Fathers in D.C. on Feb. 27-29

Jason Greene of NYC, who writes the blog One Good Dad, speaks at the Dad 2.0 conference. Dad 2.020 conference takes places in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 27-29, 2020.

Jason Greene of NYC, who writes the blog One Good Dad, speaks at the Dad 2.0 conference. Dad 2.020 conference takes places in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 27-29, 2020.

Dad 2.0, the conference for fathers wanting to participate in a conversation about the changing voice and perception of modern fatherhood, will bring its usual strong lineup of speakers and panelists for professional and personal development to Washington, D.C., next month.

Organizers of the event, dubbed Dad 2.020 for its ninth year, recently announced many of the topics to be discussed at the summit, slated for Feb. 27-29, 2020, at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

Featured Dad 2.020 speakers will include:

Other topics to be discussed will include:

  • Improving one’s work-life balance to feed both our souls and our kids
  • Working remotely: Is it a workable solution for increasing family time
  • Editing our lives by purging things that obscure our focus
  • Coping with substance abuse, either with or as a recovering addict
  • Pursuing a career in professional writing
  • Trends in influencer marketing
  • Creating a blockbuster Instagram feed
  • Cutting-edge metrics to analyze your followers
  • How to launch your passion project

Dad 2.020 will also feature in-depth information on the campaign for more state and federal paid family leave laws and the D.C. area’s #FlipTheScript campaign to combat negative imagery of men of color and highlight the important role of fathers in early childhood development.

Complete programming is expected to be announced Jan. 23.

The annual Dad 2.0 summit is a national three-day meeting where marketers, social media leaders, blogging parents and regular dads gather to discuss modern fatherhood. Dad 2.020 tickets are on sale now for $279.

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City Dads Group will once again be a media partner for Dad 2.0, a role it has played since 2014. It uses the conference as a national meetup opportunity for its leadership and members.

“Dad 2.0 has been the place we have found the guys who organize our groups, write for our blogs, and help with our influencer campaigns with national brands,” City Dads Group co-founder Matt Schneider has previously said. “Our groups have very similar goals in helping further the importance and positive perception of being an active, involved father, and collaborations like this benefit everybody for the good of all parenting.”

City Dads Group members play an active role in the conference every year. Some of our members scheduled to speak or be on panels include:

Photo: NYC Dads Group member Jason Greene was a featured speaker at the 2019 Dad 2.0 summit. Courtesy: Dad 2.0