Monthly Archives: May 2024

At Forbes HQ in NYC, the Forbes Impact Lab and the Coalition for Faith and Media hosted an inspiring evening with pioneering leaders and corporate changemakers who meaningfully leverage faith in order to create strong businesses, prosperity, and more good in the world.

Forbes’ Chief Impact Officer Seth Cohen did a great job making the case for religiously inclusive workplaces in conversation with Accenture’s Sumreen Ahmad and the Today Show’s Savannah Guthrie.

Representatives from the faith@work community also included Google’s Farah Siddiqi, Leslie Funk and Naomi Kraus, American Airlines Rev. Greg McBrayer, Princeton’s Dr. David W. Miller, the Aspen Institute’s Simran Jeet Singh, and Religious Freedom & Business Foundation’s Dr. Brian Grim.

The Coalition for Faith and Media leaders Sheri Dew and Brooke Zaugg as well as Forbes’ Ali Jackson-Jolley all helped guide the event. Stay tuned for more to come!

Your Faith

ServiceNow will lead this roundtable discussion at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 11:00-11:45 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Room 207.

A roundtable for people to share stories of Interfaith within their companies or personal journey that deepen relationships & help all learn what works!

Register for monthly networking meetings, 1:00-1:30pm BST, 2nd Thursday each month.

Join us on 6th June at 1:00 pm BST (8:00 am US ET) to hear from the UK’s top faith-friendly companies, Baringa and Rolls-Royce, as they share an overview of their faith-friendly policies and programmes.

See more at FaithAtWork.uk.

DELL-sponsored “Feed the Hungry” Multi-Faith Prayer & Service Project

Join colleagues from DELL Technologies’ Interfaith employee resource group and others for this special service project at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 7:30-8:45 am. Location: Heritage Hall at The Catholic University of America, Washington DC. To participate, must be registered for Dare to Overcome.

The vision of the Dare to Overcome conference is to overcome those things that prevent unity, justice, tranquility, security, general welfare, and the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This year DELL Technologies’ Interfaith employee resource group will lead a pilot of a social impact activity that provides an example of a possible faith-led initiative that companies can take back with them to replicate in their own communities.

All attendees to participate in a “feed the hungry” community involvement event on May 22 to draw attention to the World Hunger Day (a separate annual event observed later in May) to raise awareness of the global hunger crisis encourages action towards ending global hunger. This will begin at 7:30 am with a multi-faith prayer gathering for those suffering from food insecurity and hunger followed by a hands-on one-hour community event packaging food onsite for the homeless in collaboration with The Nation’s Mosque, Helping Hands (Latter-day Saints), and Catholic Charities in Washington DC. DELL Technologies, in consultation with the Busch School of Business, is taking the lead to organize the event. Colleagues from Merck and CVS Health are also supporting this initiative.

• Title: Executive Seminar on Championing Dignity in the Workplace
• Date/Time: Monday, May 20 Noon – 5pm
• Place: Maloney Pavilion, the Busch School of Business at CUA
• Cost: $75 per participant
• Description:  

This half-day seminar is an opportunity for HR professionals to discuss faith in the workplace and to learn more about the Busch School’s Dignity of the Worker framework for addressing contemporary shifts in the HR landscape, all while earning SHRM continuing education credit.  The seminar will be conducted in two sessions:

Randy Reardon, VP of HR at Labcorp – “How Bringing your Faith to Work, in the Way of St Francis, Encourages Dignity in the Workplace.”

Discussion on how the Way of St. Francis can be practiced within the organization, allowing dignity to flourish by allowing all to bring faith to work.

Tracy Phillips, Professor at the Busch School – Dignity of the Worker Workshop

An interactive workshop on how you and your team can implement concepts in The Dignity of the Worker Framework to instill human dignity-centered best practices in human resource management.

A full agenda will be sent out after registration.  Lunch and cocktail reception are included in the cost.

BYU: MBA Faith@Work Case Competition

BYU’s Marriott School of Business and Wheatley Institute will lead this roundtable discussion at Dare to Overcome, with students from Columbia Business School & Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. The panel will address the relevance of this topic in MBA programs today and ways universities and companies can work together to improve unity, justice and peace for society.

Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 10:00-10:45 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Room 207.

American Airlines & AZZ: Innovations in workplace chaplaincy

American Airlines and AZZ will lead this roundtable discussion at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 1:45-2:30 pm. Location: Busch School of Business, Main Auditorium.