[Ep #64] Take the long road, its shorter!

Topic: Take the long road, its shorter!

Joining me today is Bruce Hartman.

Bruce is the founder and creator of Gideon Partners, a Christian advisory firm committed to “walking with people into a brighter future” as they navigate life and career transitions.

Hartman was the Executive VP and CFO at Yankee Candle Company, Cushman and Wakefield, and Foot Locker, Inc., where he established global banking and capital market structures and contributed to significant increases in enterprise value. He is the author of a new book called Jesus & Co.: Connecting the Lessons of the Gospel with Today’s Business World.

On today’s show Bruce is going to share:

  • Those of us in the business world can succeed by following the lessons and values of Jesus. While at times following the lessons can be tough, our commitment to our Christian values leads to better long term out-comes for our careers and businesses
  • Helping business people learn to use the words of Christ as practical applications in running their businesses. For instance, in sales we learn to sell solutions to problems and establish lasting loyalty
  • The book brings Jesus to life in the 21st century marketplace, by combining His actual words with heroes from the 21st century. I tried to create a structure that brings Jesus into our business lives and creates a roadmap to thriving ethically in the modern business world

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About Bruce Hartman:

Bruce Hartman is the founder and creator of Gideon Partners, a Christian advisory firm committed to “walking with people into a brighter future” as they navigate life and career transitions. Hartman was the Executive VP and CFO at Yankee Candle Company, Cushman and Wakefield, and Foot Locker, Inc., where he established global banking and capital market structures and contributed to significant increases in enterprise value. He is the author of a new book called Jesus & Co.: Connecting the Lessons of the Gospel with Today’s Business World.

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