On the CIB Blog
A New Measure for Social Responsible Investing by Al Erisman and John Terrill
Limitations to Social Responsible Funds by Al Erisman and John Terrill
Practical Resources for Social Impact Investing by Jeff Keenan
Latest News
Why Business Matters to God to be released this fall
Why Business Matters to God (and what still needs to be fixed), to be released this fall, is a must read and unique contribution to the growing body of faith & work literature. Business has long been praised for its instrumental value, that is, business finds its significance in the resources it generates for other endeavors (such as NGO’s, churches and missionaries). But does business contain intrinsic value? In other words, does God value business only for the active role it plays in funding missions-oriented and humanitarian activities, or does God find value in the core of business? In Why Business Matters to God, Jeff Van Duzer, dean of the School of Business and Economics, offers a theological argument and practical examples for the essential importance of business in the world. To preoder, click here.
Featured Conversation
Chrisitan Kar
Christian Kar, president of Silver Cup Coffee, discusses the trend of businesses being generous on a global scale; shares about The One Cup Project, Silver Cup’s latest venture to aid social and economic change around the world; and discusses what it would take to end clean-water issues in Africa.
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Book & Film Reviews
The Imperfectionists
By Tom Rachman
Want to read an insightful novel on what not to do in business? The Imperfectionists may be the perfect summer book for you. Read more»
Events & Announcements
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September 17
Kiros Seattle, 7:00 a.m. SPU, Upper Gwinn. Featured speaker is Jeff Hawk, Boeing 787 Certification Director (retired), on "Workplace Reflections, Mountain to Sky. To Register, click here.
September 17-19
Worklife Ignite: A retreat for middle-school sons and Dads (or father figures) to inspire young men to see a higher purpose for their work. Hosted by Worldview Matters. Click for more.



