MARCH 7, 2025
Business drives human flourishing like nothing else can. Imagine what is possible when the human, social, financial, and spiritual capital released through business is directed by a vision of the common good.

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friday, march 7, 2025

9:00 am-4:00 pm

hyatt regency denver tech center

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Pricing increases on November 1, 2024

Animate your business with a vision for the common good.

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Common good is creating life to the fullest extent possible in this life for every life.

Your work in business is where you spend the majority of your time. It is the primary avenue God’s given you to join him in his work of redemption.

A future where business creates life to the fullest extent possible in this life for every life. Watch the video below to learn more!

A REDEMPTIVE VISION FOR BUSINESS

At Business for the Common Good 2024, Denver Institute staff articulated a redemptive vision for business. Watch the video below to learn more about that vision and get a preview of the type of content you may see at Business for the Common Good 2025.

WHY SHOULD I ATTEND?

Powerful Connections

You will leaved inspired and connected to the community of Christians in business.

Practical Ideas

Experience content centered on a biblical framework for business and focused on best practices and outward impact.

Professional Excellence

Learn from businesspeople leading with excellence and living out their faith in practical, redemptive ways.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Uli Chi

Entrepreneur, Executive, & Professor

Uli Chi has spent his life practicing leadership in the intersection of for-profit and nonprofit businesses, the theological academy, and the local church. As an award-winning technological entrepreneur, he founded a software company that developed 3-D virtual reality software, revolutionizing decision-making for consumers and businesses. Uli serves as board chair of the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health System. He is vice chair and senior fellow at the De Pree Center and a fellow at the Center for Faithful Business at Seattle Pacific University. Uli serves on the faculty for Regent College’s MA in leadership, theology, and society.

His most recent book, The Wise Leader, collects lessons he has learned over his career and helps readers build wisdom in their own leadership.

Mike Sharrow

CEO & President

Mike Sharrow serves as the CEO of C12 Business Forums, the world’s largest peer-learning organization for Christian CEOs, business owners, and executives. C12 currently serves over 4,000 members spanning the United States, Brazil, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Africa. Based in San Antonio, Texas, Mike leads the C12 headquarters team as they support nearly 200 full-time C12 Chairs to equip Christian CEOs and business owners to build great businesses for a greater purpose.

Before becoming the CEO of C12, Mike served as a C12 Principal Chair in Central Texas. During his tenure, he led the Central Texas region to experience remarkable growth by implementing a strategic plan focused on recruiting and empowering associate Chairs. Mike’s professional journey began with a series of entrepreneurial ventures, including a financial services startup and a subsidiary startup of Walgreens. Mike shifted gears and served as the associate pastor at Grace Point Church in San Antonio, Texas, for four years.

Hear what people are saying about Business for the Common Good!

It's the one event in Colorado where Kingdom minded followers of Christ can gather, learn, form and enhance friendships, and collaborate in a large gathering format.

It's my homecoming. I'm signing up.

Business for the Common Good is more than an event; it's a community of like-minded organizational leaders sharing and learning together. I enjoy the people that I meet and the conversations I have every year as much or more than any content I hear. I especially liked the participative workshops and getting to dialogue with other leaders around specific issues of our city.

It was truly inspiring and encouraging. Let's seek the flourishing of our workplaces, and Denver as a whole!

This event provided me with hope and community that God can and is working in the city of Denver for Good. I felt less alone as a Christian in my vocation and my horizons grew wider to see how God is redeeming each industry around me.

Events like this that give you encouragement and a specific framework to live out Christ's calling on your life as you interface with the world are necessary. What a blessing!

Interested in sponsoring Business for the Common Good 2025?

Check out our sponsorship page for more details or email Jeff Hoffmeyer, VP of Advancement, directly at jeff.hoffmeyer@denverinstitute.org. Thanks!

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