Profile: Charles Seymour Jr
Charles Seymour Jr is the founder of RaisingGreatFamilies.com and focuses his personal and business attention to helping families. His other main site is UltimateWorkAtHomeDads.com which is designed to help Dads who are working on their own and need a marketing turbo charge. (Charlie's wife, Pam, is quick to point out that this website is filled with marketing tips, tricks, and suggestions that are great for women and great for men who are NOT Dads, but Charlie knows the pressures Dads are under and specializes in helping them achieve their greatness through the tools and suggestions he makes.)
He also is the founder and CEO of ILearnedItAllFromMyKids.com and FathersAndTheDaughtersTheyLove.com. He is working with his younger daughter on HER website: LizSeymour.com.
Charlie Seymour Jr is a Husband and Dad; an entrepreneur and marketer with a heart for families, children, the arts, and how they tie together; and someone who creates Internet Communities based around family topics. He tells their stories through images, words, and sound to captivate other people, especially through Social Marketing, Web 2.0 strategies.
He also specializes in photography of people at some of their most joyous times: weddings, bat and bar mitzvahs, family portraits, and theater, and he creates a lot of video productions to help get his message across on the Internet.
Charlie is featured in the new book, "Dream Inc," about 32 Philadelphia-area entrepreneurs and their million dollar secrets to success, and "The Ultimate Success Secret" by Dan Kennedy and Michael M. Capuzzi.
His personal portal site is http://CharlesSeymourJr.com.
Charlie leads a charmed life and follows his passion for families and the arts in what he does for a living. A fourth generation theater producer and director in the Philadelphia area, his artistic abilities and genuine interest in live theater are complemented by his business strengths, particularly his expertise in business/arts marketing.
He founded Torn Ticket at Tufts University where he earned his BA in Economics and Music and was a founder of Wharton and the Arts at the University of Pennsylvania where he earned his Wharton MBA.
Artistically his life has also been rich. He wrote "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (with NY composer Neil Radisch) as a major musical and helped lead McCarter Theatre in Princeton and The Loretto-Hilton Repertory Theater in St. Louis, was the Producing Director and a Board Member for The Players Club of Swarthmore, directed major musicals like "Sweeney Todd," "West Side Story," "Evita," "Follies," "A Chorus Line," "Rags," "Blood Brothers," and "Cabaret," traveled to Ocala, FL, Memphis, TN, and Kalamazoo, MI to direct theater, he was also the Artistic Director for Mask and Wig (the all-male troupe of the University of Pennsylvania) for three years.
He also helped produce his younger daughter's first music CD, Liz Seymour – That Thing Called Love (at LizSeymour.com).
Charlie has learned many lessons as the father of two grown daughters, as a member of a blended family, as a director of youth in theater and in church productions, as a photographer of youth and families, as a church leader, and as someone who writes about family topics.
He resides outside of Philadelphia in Wallingford, PA USA with his wife, Pam, two cats, a dog, 7 computers, and 8 cameras.
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