Business can influence more lives — for good or for ill — than any other profession in the world. While the vast majority of businesspeople set out each day to make a positive difference in the world, they can struggle amid the forces that dampen the spirit, the imagination, and the commitment to serve.
At the Center for Integrity in Business, we want to see you and other business leaders embrace business as vital kingdom work. We imagine leaders who shape businesses that operate with a high and holistic view of integrity, and aim to do good in the world. And to equip you to lead with integrity, we create practical tools, transformative resources, and empowering networks.
We believe you and other businesspeople benefit from:
- Perspectives and ideas that demonstrate how business can be meaningful, and how it can impact the world for good.
- Practical tools and resources that help you integrate new ideas and time-tested values into the fabric of your organization.
- Learning communities that offer feedback, challenge, encouragement, and lifegiving connection.
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