Inner Life of a Leader
Description
As this full and complex year comes to a close, let’s consider together God’s invitation to reflect on all that’s happened this year and how it all impacts our life and leadership. Join us for a year-end conversation and a guided spiritual practice meant to help you attune to all that God is doing in and around you. In our time together you’ll get:
- time and space to reflect
- tools to help you end the year well
- wisdom to enhance the work God is already doing in and through you!
For this conversation, we’ve gathered a group of extraordinary leaders. Each has a background in business and/or entrepreneurship, and also focuses much of their current work on the spiritual and vocational formation of others. This is truly a conversation you won’t want to miss!
Read about Tracy, Lisa, Ines, and Michaela below!
[This webinar was sponsored by Fuller’s De Pree Center and was recorded on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020 at 11AM (PT) via Zoom. You can watch the YouTube recording now.]
Featuring
Lisa Slayton
Founding Partner and CEO
Lisa Slayton is the Founding Partner and CEO of Tamim Partners, LLC. Previously Lisa served at the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation for 13 years, the last 6 as President and Chief Executive Officer. While at PLF, Lisa has designed and launched the Leaders Collaborative and delivered organiza...
Inés Velásquez-McBryde
Chaplain at Fuller Theological Seminary & Pastor, Preacher, Speaker
Inés Velásquez-McBryde is a pastor, preacher, reconciler and mujerista theologian. She is the lead pastor and co-founder of The Church We Hope For. She is originally from Nicaragua, a third generation pastor, and the first pastora in her family. Inés earned her MDiv at Fuller Theolo...
Michaela O’Donnell
Mary and Dale Andringa Executive Director
Michaela is the Mary and Dale Andringa Executive Director Chair at the Max De Pree Center for Leadership. She is also an assistant professor of marketplace leadership and the lead professor for Fuller Seminary’s Doctor of Global Leadership, Redemptive Imagination in the Marketplace progr...