Father’s Day Gift Guide: The Executive Dad

Jonathan Loo | June 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

We never forget about those executive dads out there who could always use an endless supply of tech goodies in their daily lives. From day to night and work to pleasure, the executive dad needs to stay current, productive and efficient at all times. Here are some of the finest Father’s Day gadgetry to make this year the utmost memorable one for your very own Dad.

1. Pierre Hardy Cube Print Document Case

Take it up a notch with this 3D-cubic printed canvas case for all of Dad’s most important (and critical) files and papers while he is on the go – whether he is traveling to and from the office or the simply around the city. Available in Red, Blue and Black trim. (www.barneys.com, $420)

2. Bose QuietComfort 3 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones

We all love music when it comes to travelling and surely, the Executive Dad does a lot of that. What better way to treat your Dad to one of the best earphones on the market today, with just the right amount of cushion, clarity and bass. (www.saksfifthavenue.com, $349.95)

3. Philips Norelco Multigroom Grooming Kit

Business meetings, party functions and family getaways – the Executive Dad needs a highly effective tool to stay groomed and ready to go at any given day of the week. With Philips Norelco, you are basically gifting your Dad with the most reliable shaver ever made. (www.bestbuy.com, $26.99)

4. mophie Juice Pack Boost External Battery for iPhone

Always on the go, the Executive Dad doesn’t have time to sit around at home as his battery-depleting iPhone gets refueled. This genius alternative charging method will let your Dad stay focused and connected with the world as it charges the iPhone in complete mobility. (www.store.apple.com, $49.95)

5. Blackberry Presenter

Don’t have an iPhone? Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about the loyal users of Blackberry and we’ve got your Dad’s business mind covered. Believe it or not, this wireless device lets your Executive Dad present with PowerPoint files directly from his Blackberry smartphone. Can you say tech-savvy? (www.store.shopblackberry.com, $199.99)