Robin John, CEO of Eventide, will share how he integrates faith and work at Belmont University on Tuesday, March 19th at 4:30pm-6:00pm. Developing a faith-filter for investments, Eventide focuses on “investing that makes the world rejoice”. Robin will share how God called him to this work and how he intentionally weaves Christian values into developing public market investment products.

The Nashville Institute for Faith and Work, in partnership with Vanderbilt University's Owen Christian Business Association, will host a Lunch and Learn event featuring prominent leaders in the business, non-profit, medical, and entrepreneurial sectors. 

RSVPs will remain open until capacity is reached. 

Are you a follower of Jesus desiring a deeper connection between your faith in Christ and daily work? Join in on Thursday, May 11th to learn more about the NIFW Gotham Fellowship!

The Gotham Fellowship is an eight-month, transformative faith and work learning experience that begins each August and is designed to help you engage your work with gospel-informed purpose and perspective.

Hear from NIFW leaders, meet Gotham Alums, and ask questions over complimentary drinks and appetizers at this one-hour event. 

*Attending a Gotham Info Session is not required for participation in Gotham, but is a helpful way to learn in-depth about the program and hear from past participants as you consider applying.

REGISTER FOR THE final INFO SESSION

Are you a follower of Jesus desiring a deeper connection between your faith in Christ and daily work? Join in on Thursday, March 30th to learn more about the NIFW Gotham Fellowship!

The Gotham Fellowship is an eight-month, transformative faith and work learning experience that begins each August and is designed to help you engage your work with gospel-informed purpose and perspective.

Hear from NIFW leaders, meet Gotham Alums, and ask questions over complimentary drinks and appetizers at this one-hour event. 

*Attending a Gotham Info Session is not required for participation in Gotham, but is a helpful way to learn in-depth about the program and hear from past participants as you consider applying. (The Gotham 2023-2024 application will open on April 1.)

Register for the Happy Hour Info Session

Registration is closed. If you were unable to attend and you are interested in knowing more about the Gotham Fellowship, schedule a 30-minute interest meeting with the Director of the Nashville Institute for Faith and Work, Josiah Leuenberger.

What does it look like to pursue our work for bigger, God-honoring purposes in a culture that often gives primary focus to gaining attention and growing the bottom line?

Join together on the campus of Lipscomb University for this Panel event with leaders and entrepreneurs in the Marketing, Tech, Supply Chain, and Business communities for a conversation focused on the impact of cultivating community and meaning through business in an age of superficiality.

Parking Details: Park at the Allen Arena East Parking Garage (3901 Granny White Pike, Nashville, TN 37204). The Swang Business Center is about a 4-minute walk from the Parking Garage.

Coffee and pastries provided in the Swang lobby at 7:00 pm prior to the event for a time of conversation and connection.

Panelists:

Peter Court, Co-Founder & CEO, Tether

Dr. Hannah Stolze, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management at Lipscomb University and Executive Director of the Wheaton College Center for Faith & Innovation

Josh Miller, Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer, 5by5 Agency

Part of the Work on Purpose Panel Series

What would it look like for you to engage your daily work with a greater sense of purpose in light of the gospel?

NIFW Work on Purpose Panel Series events provide an opportunity to hear from seasoned followers of Jesus who serve in a specific field of work on a common question to each of us in our own work context. Join in to learn from their stories, gain meaningful insight, and spark imagination for how you can serve God according to the challenges and opportunities in your own setting.

Work on Purpose Panel Series events will take place twice in the Fall and Spring semesters.

“Developing People and Teams that Thrive”

Thursday September 29, 2022 @ The Well Koinonia. 7:30-8:45 PM.

Featuring a panel of Coaches & Consultants:

Barney Zeng, Principal, Source Key Solutions

Angela Courtney, Master Practitioner, North Highland 

Jonathan Payne, Founder, author leadership

Nicole Rowan,  Founder, Press Play on Purpose

Do you want to grow in your ability to develop people and teams in your own vocational setting? Join in this Panel Event to gain perspective and ask questions of seasoned followers of Christ in the Coaching and Consulting fields. Hear how their faith in Christ and work connect and learn from their insight and stories as you consider how you can steward well the opportunities God has given you to serve others in your own work setting. No cost to attend. Coffee bar will be open with items for purchase.

Parking Details: The lot at the end of Grand Avenue is close to The Well and is available for free. A paid parking lot is located on the opposite corner across 16th Avenue. There is free street parking on 16th Avenue (more sports available coming from Wedgewood as well as on South Street a block past The Well on the right). You may also park on Villa Place between 15th and 16th.

Part of the Work on Purpose Panel Series

What would it look like for you to engage your daily work with a greater sense of purpose in light of the gospel?

NIFW Work on Purpose Panel Series events provide an opportunity to hear from seasoned followers of Jesus who serve in a specific field of work on a common question to each of us in our own work context. Join in to learn from their stories, gain meaningful insight, and spark imagination for how you can serve God according to the challenges and opportunities in your own setting.

Work on Purpose Panel Series events will take place twice in the Fall and Spring semesters.