Gender inequity has manifested itself in some of the most heinous exploitation of women around the world. In this session, Sheryl WuDunn raises awareness and shares stories of hope for a world still battling gender inequity.
Craig Groeschel, pastor of lifechurch.tv, talks about the potential that exists in bridging the generational gap in the Church. Offering insight to multiple generations, Craig both honors and challenges leaders to continue to build into other leaders to carry on the mission of the Church. If you are not dead, you are not done!
Author of best-selling book ‘Getting to Yes’ and co-founder of the Harvard Program on Negotiation, William Ury discusses the skills it takes to negotiate well. Whether making common life decisions or leading through turbulent circumstances, negotiation is a central skill to having influence.
In this powerful Summit talk, Pranitha Timothy recounts her experiences with the International Justice Mission where she worked to rescue thousands of slaves from imprisonment. Sharing a message of hope, Pranitha infuses leaders with passion to continue to live a life of serving and loving others well.
Do you have the courage and integrity in your leadership to choose what is right and potentially forfeit a friend, position, or business partner? Pastor Mario Vega teaches from 1 Samuel 15 about what happens when leadership paths diverge and integrity is required in making decisions that could cost you everything.
Who is this man? This man for whom cities are named, movements created, and time recorded. John Ortberg talks about Jesus and the unimaginable and unlikely influence He has had in this world. This Summit talk undoubtedly displays the evidence of Jesus being everywhere we look.
Vijay Govindarajan, New York Times best selling author and professor of business, talks about innovation and the persistence that execution of an idea requires.
Before you assess whether feedback is right or wrong, stop and ask clarifying questions. In this excerpt, Heen describes key skills for receiving feedback well.
Joshua Lwere’s story of how a the repentance of a son – acknowledging the sins of his father – brought forgiveness and healing to a whole country.
Joshua Lwere’s story of how repentance was necessary for a nation to grieve and collectively forgive after a history of atrocity.
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