Working as an executive leader at a Fortune 100 technology company, Lucas Krump was climbing the corporate ladder, reaping the benefits of a solid paycheck and a stable career. But no matter how much he had, he felt lost, disconnected and empty. He discovered that many men he knew felt the same way and felt a calling to walk away and start again. As CEO and Co-Founder of EVRYMAN, his mission is to enable men to connect with themselves and others through the powers of community, self awareness and emotional development.
Since launching in 2017, EVRYMAN has supported thousands of men to lead happier, healthier more connected lives via retreats, leadership training and a global online membership community. EVRYMAN has been featured in the New York Times, Men’s Health, The Today Show, GQ and The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.
Before focusing on EVRYMAN full-time, Lucas most recently worked in advertising technology in New York City. Prior to that, he spent a decade abroad working in media consulting and publishing. He was responsible for the launch of multiple international media properties including Travel + Leisure Asia and Maxim India.
Lucas grew up in Kansas where he attended Rockhurst, an all-boys Jesuit High School. He holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Kansas and an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management.