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“Blanche, I don’t need a water bottle; I need a job!” Deux Mains – A Kingdom Startup in Haiti

Julie Colombino arrived in Haiti just days after the January 2010 devastating earthquake.  She had given up her two-week vacation to help since she was a trained disaster responder and had a keen interest in helping in that desperate time.  No one could be prepared for Haiti in those days, and there were no words

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Dave Kier: Verses for Running a Business – And a life  

I have found IBEC Board member and businessperson, Dave Kier, to have extraordinary wisdom in life and business. Perhaps the following thoughts written by Dave a couple of months ago tells why. Larry W. Sharp, BAM Support Specialist, IBEC Ventures Larry.Sharp@ibecventures.com Do you folks in business have favorite verses? There were Proverbs I kept a list

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Where was the Leaf’d Box when I needed it? But it is there for you! – A Business as Mission Model

I was a country music ‘aficionado’ growing up in the 1950s and 60s. So, when I talked to Robert Campana recently, it was easy for me to remember Merle Haggard’s 1968 signature song called, “Mama tried”.  The catchy tune laments that his “mama tried to raise me better” but he refused and at age 21

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A Business as Mission Perspective on Creation Care

Business as Mission articulates its value proposition with 4 bottom lines, often called the Quadruple Bottom Line. In simplest terminology, they are Profit, People, Purpose, and Planet which incorporates the raison d’être of BAM – businesses are profit-making, job creating, disciple making, and creation caring. What does this final one mean for BAM businesses? I

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Business as Mission in the Digital World: Serving God’s Kingdom Through Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship

What if a mature profitable technology laboratory existed for the purpose of creating mobile solutions for solving real problems for scalable startup and corporate companies?  What if they were not simply coders, but scientists, artists, and creative thinkers? What if they were able to design apps for a wide array of devices, build out their

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