Kim Evensen is the founder and CEO of Brothers. He has previously studied leadership. After he started the Brothers movement, he has emerged as a subject matter expert on male friendships. He now consults internationally, providing research and lectures about the importance of male friendships and the positive effects arising from strong male relationships. Good Men Project Executive Editor Mark Greene's articles on masculinity and manhood have received over 250,000 Facebook shares and twenty million page views. Greene writes and speaks on men's issues for the Good Men Project, the New York Times, the BBC, the Shriver Report, Salon, HLN, and the Huffington Post and at RemakingManhood.com. He is also the writer of The Little #MeToo Book for Men Susan L'Estrange is a portrait photographer with a background in Art and Theatre. She came to photography via a painting and mixed media practice along with an interest in European cinema, Fashion and Art . These interests, combined with a fascination for literature, philosophy and psychology are the elements which underpin her work. Her formal studies include Speech & Drama, Make-Up Art, Photography and Graphic design. ​ Her portraits are approached in a similar way to an improvised performance with emphasis on composition, styling and capturing the individual allure of a subject . It is a fun and creative experience.