Archive | August, 2009
Andrew Rugasira

WCA Leadership Summit Session 5b: Andrew Rugasira

Share Andrew Rugasira is the Founder and CEO of Good African Coffee, an African-based social enterprise that brings quality coffees to the global market. Prior to founding Good African Coffee, Andrew was the CEO of VR Promotions, Ltd., Uganda’s leading promotions and events management company, which was featured in president Bill Clinton’s 1998 tour of [...]

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David Gibbons

WCA Leadership Summit Session 5: Dave Gibbons

Share Dave Gibbons is the founding pastor of Newsong Church, a multi-generational, multi-ethnic, multi-continental, multi-site church in Irvine, CA, named as one of the most innovative churches in America by Outreach Magazine. Gibbons also leads the Newsong Global Alliance, a catalytic church organization with expanding, worldwide reach into Asia, Central America, and Europe. The author [...]

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Harvey Carey

WCA Leadership Summit Session 4b: Harvey Carey

Share One of the country’s most gifted and inspiring communicators, Harvey Carey is founder and senior pastor of the Citadel of Faith Covenant Church, a congregation of 650 in Detroit, MI. Located in one of the poorest zip codes in America, Carey’s church was identified as one of the top churches in growing people spiritually [...]

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WCA Leadership Summit Session 4: Jessica Jackley

WCA Leadership Summit Session 4: Jessica Jackley

Share Jessica Jackley is co-founder of Kiva.org, the world’s first peer-to-peer online micro-lending website. Kiva.org allows internet users to lend as little as $25 to entrepreneurs in the developing world, providing affordable capital to start or expand a small business. In just three years Kiva has helped raise over $61 million and connected thousands of [...]

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Tim Keller

WCA Leadership Summit Session 3: Tim Keller

Share Called a “C.S. Lewis for the 21st century” by Newsweek, Dr. Timothy Keller is founder and pastor of New York’s Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. Over the past 20 years, the church has grown to three sites, with weekly attendance of 6,000. Named one of the Top 25 Most Influential Churches in America, Keller’s [...]

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Gary Hamel

WCA Leadership Summit Session 2b: Gary Hamel

Share Gary Hamel was ranked as the #1 Business Thinker of 2008 by The Wall Street Journal and called “the world’s leading expert on business strategy” by Fortune. An author, speaker, professor, and innovative management consultant, he is most widely known for originating concepts such as “strategic intent” and “core competencies.” The founder of Strategos, [...]

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WCA Leadership Summit Session 2: Bill Hybels, Patrick Lencioni, Henry Cloud, David Ireland, Carly Fiorina

Share Round table discussion on hiring, firing, and board meltdowns with Bill Hybels, Patrick Lencioni, Henry Cloud, David Ireland, Carly Fiorina. Notes from the session follow.

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Bill Hybels

WCA Leadership Summit Session 1: Bill Hybels

Share Hybels is the founding and senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, IL, and the chairman of the board for the Willow Creek Association. He convened The Leadership Summit in 1995, following a God-given prompting to help raise and develop the spiritual gift of leadership for the local church. Both visionary [...]

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Leadership Summit

Blogging Tweeting Live from the Leadership Summit

Tomorrow, August 6 the 2009 edition of the Willow Creek Association Leadership Summit begins. For the 3rd consecutive year, I’ll be blogging my notes live here on LiveIntentionally.org and I’ll be tweeting it up too.

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What do Seth Godin, Rush Limbaugh, Barack Obama, and Rick Warren Have in Common?

What do Seth Godin, Rush Limbaugh, Barack Obama, and Rick Warren Have in Common?

There are a lot of marketing strategists, but none more influential than Seth Godin. There are a lot of political analysts, but none more influential than Rush Limbaugh. There are a lot of government leaders, but none more influential than Barack Obama. There are a lot of pastors, but none more influential than Rick Warren.

Why are these 4 so influential? What sets them apart from their colleagues?

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