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5 entrepreneurship lessons from Wilbur and Orville Wright

June 24, 2017

I recently traveled to Brazil which required a total of 48 hours in airports and on airplanes, so I bought David McCullough’s recent book The Wright Brothers and loaded it on my kindle. I thought I needed an old-fashioned story closer to my generational understanding. I had just designed curriculum for a West Coast university […]

Founders Imports: moving from the sideline to the goal line

May 28, 2017

Bob Bush is the Managing Director of IBEC and writes about one of the projects where he serves as a consultant. We continually thank God not only for clients like Founders Imports but the coaches and consultants who serve them. Founders Imports (foundersimports.com) is a perfect example of what can happen when a family comes […]

7 best practices for BAM startups

October 25, 2015

Earlier this year I tried to consolidate the material that exists on the subject of ‘Best Practices for BAM Startups’.  These seven items are not necessarily comprehensive and complete, but hopefully they will be a help to organizations and individuals starting down the pathway of Kingdom entrepreneurship. Work with an entrepreneur.   Though such people […]

5 things that prove old dogs CAN learn new tricks

October 17, 2015

You don’t usually hear from me directly, but today I’m going to step out from behind my role as IBEC blog beautifier (and editor and social media marketing specialist) and let you in on a secret: Old dogs CAN learn new tricks! The proof is in the five new share buttons at the bottom of this […]

Reclaiming lives: a lighthouse in a dark place

October 12, 2015

“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value”    Albert Einstein A couple of weeks ago I wrote about values and outlined the values of IBEC Ventures. I believe that every business has values, but more than that – they should clearly articulate their values and seek to live by them […]

Five Essentials for Entrepreneurs in the Startup Phase

October 3, 2015

Patrice Tsague, president of the Nehemiah Project is a gifted and experienced godly entrepreneur.  He writes a weekly devotional which I appreciate very much. I thought this one was a good one to pass on to the IBEC readership.  He shares Five Essentials for Entrepreneurs in the Startup Phrase. 1    These essentials provide a good start […]

Values: that which is worthy and important

September 26, 2015

On a recent trip to Alaska, I visited the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage, where we explored the several cultures of Alaskan first nations.  We spoke to Eskimos from the far north, watched interpretive dance and heard stories which have lasted hundreds of years.  One thing intrigued me – ten universal values of all […]

What is in a name?

September 19, 2015

Mount McKinley (Denali) Names are important for many reasons.  In late August I viewed Mt. McKinley in Alaska a couple of different times.  Now it is no longer Mt. McKinley but Denali, which means “tall one” or “high one” by the local Athabascan native peoples.  It was named Mt. McKinley by a prospector in 1896, […]

Freedom Business: a business that exists to fight human trafficking

September 12, 2015

Freedom Business: A business that exists to fight human trafficking Freedom Business Alliance exists to help Freedom Businesses succeed. IBEC is proud of our involvement in the Freedom Business Alliance (FBA) which was launched this year and has now developed its website.  IBEC’s own Marcia Leahy is on the Core Leadership Team and IBEC is […]

Fulfillment at work

September 5, 2015

Monday is Labor Day in the US and Canada, a national holiday that dates back to the 1880s.  It has its roots in the labor movement and is celebrated in September in North America, distinct from most of the world which celebrates the International Workers Day on May 1. Our Christian faith has much to […]

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