How often do we get a chance to see faith and business come together in a single platform?

Let's break the mold! How often do we get a chance to see faith and business come together in a single platform? The 'Bring God Into Your Business Summit' is just around the corner and I'm thrilled to announce that Mike Sharrow, President & CEO of C12 Business Forums, will be one of our distinguished speakers.

Mike is no stranger to the intersection of faith and business. Leading a global network of CEO/Owner peer advisory groups, he has been instrumental in redefining business norms, integrating faith-driven principles into the core of business operations.

His work spans across the US, SE Asia, Brazil, and South Africa, where he leads an HQ team supporting more than 180 full-time C12 Chairs. These 'missionpreneurs' under Mike's guidance, are making strides in helping CEOs, entrepreneurs, and key players build 'great businesses for a greater purpose' to 'advance the Gospel in the marketplace.'

This summit is a unique opportunity to learn from Mike and other visionaries who've successfully bridged the gap between faith and business. As Mike takes the stage on November 7 at the ORU Global Learning Center, he'll be sharing his journey, insights, and strategies, showing us that faith in the workplace is not a paradox but a paradigm shift waiting to happen.

The 'Bring God Into Your Business Summit' is not just an event; it's the genesis of a movement. I urge you to be part of this transformative experience. Book your seat today and let's explore this uncharted intersection together!

💡 Let’s stop just collecting data. Let’s start making it work for us. Let’s transform banking, together. 💡

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