Suzanne Venker is an American author, relationship coach, and podcast host known for her critiques of modern feminism and advocacy for traditional gender roles in relationships. She has authored several books, including The Flipside of Feminism, co-written with her aunt Phyllis Schlafly, and The Alpha Female’s Guide to Men and Marriage, which challenge prevailing cultural narratives about gender equality and promote the idea of embracing inherent differences between men and women. Through her coaching practice and podcast, The Suzanne Venker Show, she offers guidance to individuals and couples seeking to build lasting, fulfilling relationships by prioritizing love and family over societal expectations.

• [1990] : B.A. in English from Boston University in Massachusetts, then later became a grades 6-12 English teacher for the next decade.

Venker began her public career by writing opinion pieces on marriage, motherhood, and cultural dynamics, which laid the foundation for her emergence as a prominent cultural commentator. Her early work focused on the struggles of working mothers, which culminated in her first book, 7 Myths of Working Mothers, published in 2004. This book challenged mainstream narratives about work-life balance and argued in favor of stay-at-home parenting as a valid and often preferable choice.

In addition to her writing and speaking engagements, Venker has been affiliated with several organizations that reflect her values. She founded Women for Men, a platform to address the struggles facing modern men and promote mutual understanding between the sexes. She served as Vice President of The Center for Marriage Policy and is connected with Leading Women for Shared Parenting, an organization that supports co-parenting following divorce. Through these roles, Venker has positioned herself as a key voice in advocating for the preservation of traditional family values and for redefining gender roles in a way she sees as more balanced and realistic.

• Is an organization which focuses on strengthening families and promoting traditional family values.
• Serves on the advisory board.

• Contributes articles and appeared on Fox News, discussing topics related to marriage, family, and cultural issues.

• Writes columns for the Washington Examiner, offering her perspectives on societal and cultural matters.

• Podcast's host, discussed relationships, marriage, and cultural topics with various guests.

• Co-founder, advocated for the needs of boys and men and aims to foster better understanding between the sexes.

• Served as the Vice President.