Naguib Sawiris, a coptic Egyptian christian, is one of the wealthiest men in Africa, having built a fortune in telecom. Naguib speaks about his spiritual journey, and how it shapes a myriad of decisions from passing on wealth to influencing society.

Learn more about Naguib in this Forbes feature - https://www.forbes.com/profile/naguib-sawiris/?sh=17031cb616e8

Jim is a negotiation expert in high stakes cases often involving death and or injury. Hear about how a very personal story of losing his daughter led him to incorporate love into litigation.

Learn more about Jim here: https://scopelitis.com/attorneys/jim-golden/

Henry has co founded public companies like Bandwidth, non profits including the Faith Driven Entrepreneur ministries, and investment funds like Sovereign Capital.

What convinced him to become Christian as an adult? How does he discern what to get involved in and leave alone? How does he think about ROI with a financial and spiritual lens?

Learn more about Henry here - https://www.faithdriveninvestor.org/bios/henry-kaestner

This compilation episode captures highlights from several of our speakers on how they've thoughtfully incorporated their spiritual identity, beliefs and practices into their careers

Listen in on this episode featuring Robin John, the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Eventide, a Boston-based investment advisor, as he shares about the origin of the firm, and its unique approach to investing in human flourishing.

Eventide strives to honor God and serve its clients by investing in companies that create compelling value for the global common good, which the company refers to as “investing that makes the world rejoice".

Learn more about Robin and Eventide here

https://www.eventideinvestments.com/resources/founding/

William Messenger is the Executive Editor of the Theology of Work Project, Inc., an international organization dedicated to bringing the Bible’s insights into daily work.

William has straddled both corporate world working in places like McKinsey and IBM and educated at HBS, and theology with a Masters of Divinity and Doctorate of Ministry.

Learn more about The Theology of Work Project here: https://www.theologyofwork.org/

This episode frames why this is a timely topic for ambitious professionals, and invites you into Season 1 of thoughtfully incorporate our spirituality into our work and leadership journeys.

John Mark Comer is a pastor and New York Times bestselling author of books including The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, and Practicing the Way. He walks us through some lessons on spirituality in practice especially for type A professionals caught up in busy lives.

Andy Crouch is partner for theology and culture at Praxis, a venture-building ecosystem advancing redemptive entrepreneurship. His writing explores faith, culture, and the image of God in the domains of technology, power, leadership, and the arts. 

We delve into his personal spiritual journey and the Praxis approach to redeeming the world through work and entrepreneurship.

Learn more about Andy and Praxis here - https://www.praxislabs.org/resources#playbooks

From tackling public health in China, tackling financial inclusion in SE Asia, to leading the World Economic Forum’s Africa strategy, Reuben has had an eclectic career.

More recently he's been a advisor and connector of faith driven investors, family offices and wealth managers to entrepreneurs, and established a Center of Excellence for Faith & Impact Investing.

Learn more about Reuben here - linkedin.com/in/reubencoulter