David and Rob engage in a deep conversation about effective money stewardship to promote justice and community wellbeing. Joined by Craig Stephenson, CEO of Cary Oil Company, Inc., and Hunt Davis, founder of Canopy Lawn Care, they explore evolving perspectives on money, stakeholder capitalism, and the ethical responsibilities of leadership.

Key discussions include the multifaceted nature of money, its influence on personal and family life, and the paradox of financial success. The speakers emphasize the importance of intentionality in financial planning, ethical resource allocation, and the role of financial education for children. They also delve into economic justice principles, ethical business practices, and the balance between profitability and altruism, urging leaders to continually wrestle with these ideas to create a just and impactful business environment.

00:00 The Role of Capital in Creating Justice

00:40 Introduction to the 11 Ten Leadership Podcast

01:29 Exploring the Intersection of Money and Justice

02:14 Meet Our Guests: Craig Stephenson and Hunt Davis

03:34 Personal Motivations and Leadership Perspectives

06:08 The Concept of Stewardship in Leadership

08:34 The Complex Relationship with Money

12:22 Money as a Tool, Test, and Testimony

16:37 The Burden and Blessing of Money

19:10 Exploring the Concept of 'The Line'

19:27 Introducing the Thrive Assessment

20:23 Craig's Perspective on Burden and Wealth

23:24 Justice in Business Practices

25:08 Family Financial Education and Stewardship

29:56 Economic Justice and Gleaning Principles

34:49 Equity Ownership and Wealth Creation

38:16 Concluding Thoughts and Leadership Impact