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Is Growth a Given? by Mark Oppenlander
What Disaster Tells Us about Community by Donovan Richards
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Kiros Seattle and CIB breakfast with Lori Cress
Kiros Seattle and the CIB are pleased to co-host this month's breakfast on February 23 with guest speaker Lori Cress. She will speak on "Embracing Change" at the 7:30 - 9:00 a.m. event, which returns to Upper Gwinn on the SPU campus.
Lori oversees operations in 18 offices as KPMG's West Area Director of Operations, and is part of the company's national training team. She graduated with honors from Biola University, is on the Board of Directors of SAMBICA, and volunteers as a Justice Advocate for the International Justice Mission. Find additional information and register here.
Ethix Interviews Tami Heim
Ethix issue 79 features Tami Heim, a partner in The A Group, a media agency in which she is responsible for integrated technology, social media, marketing, and strategic branding. In November 2011, Ms. Heim was offered the position as CEO of the nonprofit Christian Leadership Alliance, and began serving in January 2012.
Ms. Heim's previous experience includes serving as executive vice president and chief publishing officer for Thomas Nelson Publishers (2005-09), and as president of Borders Books (2000–04). Prior to that she held various leadership positions with Federated and Lazarus department stores.
Ms. Heim has written a book and is a frequent speaker on issues of technology and the media. She earned a bachelor of science in retail management from Purdue University in 1980.
You will appreciate Ms. Heim's candor and perspective from inside the publishing industry during a time of tremendous change and upheaval. This interview and more await you in issue 79.
Featured Conversation
John Keatley
In this exclusive interview, Seattle-based professional portrait photographer John Keatley discusses his work with a diverse group of clients and celebrities around the world — including the ethics of advertising and celebrity portraiture. Read more»
Book & Film Reviews
From the Garden to the City: The Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology
By John Dyer
For those feeling overwhelmed by and anxious about the increasing rate of technological change, John Dyer investigates what scholars and the Bible has to say about technology and its potential for redemption in his book From the Garden to the City. Read more»
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| We spotted a very positive and thoughtful review of both Why Business Matters to God (by Jeff Van Duzer) and Business for the Common Good (co-authored by Kenman Wong). |
| MARCH 28, 2012 |
| In conjunction with the Theology of Work Project, the CIB and SPU's Center for Biblical and Theological Education will co-host a "Work/Faith Training" conference for pastors and other equippers who want to learn more about the theological underpinnings and practical applications of Christian faith on work. March 28, 2012 at Westminster Chapel (Bellevue, WA). Consider attending and invite your pastor to join us. Registration is open! |
| SBE and CIB in the News |
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| Watch a short video of SBE Dean Jeff Van Duzer produced by Faith and Leadership at Duke University. |
| FREE STUDY GUIDE |
| Want to get more out of Jeff Van Duzer's book, Why Business Matters to God? Download this free study guide (PDF, 2mb). |
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