GloryBee sits squarely in an interesting cultural nexus: Christian-owned, organic food, Oregon, and committed to environmental sustainability.
Henry Kaestner and David Morken talk about the values of Bandwidth.com, a successful internet connectivity business. See how their company employs a work/life/family balance philosophy and how their Christian values have affected their business practices.
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I Have a Bean offers a chance at redemption and helps change attitudes about previously imprisoned people returning to society — all while making great coffee.
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When hosting tours to explore underground caves brought more guests than they could handle, the Herschend company expanded their love for family fun into the creation of the Silver Dollar City theme park.
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As an adolescent, Scott Friesen, the co-founder of Verdant Frontiers, thought the pinnacle of business success would be a millionaire’s income.
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How do you define success? That’s the question posed to Gary and Joanna Ginter, and their answer may surprise you. But as you hear their story and what they did to maintain a steady lifestyle even amidst great financial returns, you’ll see what life can look like when we define success on God’s terms.
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Sonny Vu and Christy Trang Le, the husband and wife co-founders of Misfit Wearables, have had their faith tested as entrepreneurs. But relying on their faith, they helped build up a company founded on servant leadership, as well as Vietnam’s emerging R&D talent.
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When Cheryl Bachelder took the helm at Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, sales and profits were declining and shareholders and franchisees were unhappy. Today, sales are up, profits are up, and Popeyes stock has leaped from $13 on Cheryl's first day on the job to consistently over $50 per share today. So what's the secret ingredient to Popeyes turnaround? RightNow Media presents an @ Work Documentary that looks at how Cheryl's unique strategy of servant leadership proved to be a recipe for success.
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Jackie McLarry worked as the fleet manager of Interstate Batteries for over thirty years. When he received life-altering news, he saw the culture of the company impact his life in a way that he never imagined.
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How does someone live out faith in a global, iconic company like Apple — especially when reporting to a brilliant but demanding leader like Steve Jobs? Ron Johnson and John Brandon, both recruited to senior level positions by Jobs, share some surprising insights about implementing principles of faith and love at Apple.
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Bill Yeargin, President and CEO of Correct Craft, and others, describe the rich history and faith culture of Correct Craft. Correct Craft, which builds Nautique boats, was founded by the Melloon family with the mission statement “To build boats for the glory of God.” Along with many faith initiatives, they first strive to live in such a manner that employees, who may never go to church, come to Christ.
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At the height of his career, Chris Patton found himself on a journey of spiritual growth that would change the entire dynamic of his company. He realized that his business belonged to God, and that his car dealership was a ministry.
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Car purchases and repairs are often intimidating and nightmarish experiences for customers. But not at Flow Companies, Inc.
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Pete and Debbie Ochs may look like the typical American couple, but their lives are anything but common. Having seen generosity modeled growing up, they purposed to be as successful as possible so their 10% for God could be a big number. They also had big plans for the other 90% until God got a hold of their hearts. After 15 years on this generosity journey they are challenging their faith by sharing more than money with local inmates who are proving that the power of generosity can change lives and our world.
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When pain wrecked her world, Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne's Pretzels, felt lost and alone. But through the resurrecting power of Jesus's love shining in her husband, Jonas, hope was born.
Can purpose ever come from pain? In this RightNow Media @ Work original documentary, Anne Beiler shares the story of finding reconciliation and purpose in the ashes of heartbreak. Hear from Anne and Jonas as they describe their journey back to each other. Selling pretzels was never about the job for Anne — it's about bringing hope to others.
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John and Ashely’s story as a couple mirrors that of their once-neglected and now reclaimed city. They are the proprietors of Marsh Collective, a conglomerate of business ventures dedicated to resurrecting the city of Opelika, Alabama. Through a vulnerable recounting of their past tumult, the Marshes share how healing in their broken lives became their inspiration to bring hope to others through business.
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CHI-MING CHIEN OF DAYSPRING
Answering a call to purposeful reconciliation, Dayspring relocated from downtown to Bayview, an underserved community where tourists (and tech firms) rarely venture.
Since the move, Dayspring — a San Francisco-based technology firm specializing in web and app development, mobile design, and salesforce consulting — has worked to build thick relationships and has started and/or supported numerous grass roots efforts to serve its neighbors.
DAVE MONSON OF SADDLEBACK LEATHER COMPANY
The Munsons not only see business as something that can support ministry/missions, but as a mission all its own — loving people, especially customers and employees, many of whom work in their factory in Leon, Mexico. While serving as a missionary/English instructor in Mexico, Dave Munson started a side business in 2003 out of the back of his truck. Today, he and his wife, Suzette, own and operate Saddleback Leather Company, a high-end leather goods business that has attracted a cult-like following for the beauty and quality of its products.
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DAVID GREEN OF HOBBY LOBBY
Much like the powerful stories in ESPN's 30 for 30 series, the RightNow Media team has captured the story of David Green and his family whose faith put Hobby Lobby in front of the Supreme Court. This Green family has spent decades caring for their employees and ultimately risked everything to stand for their beliefs
STEVE BELL OF BELLMONT CABINETS
Where is God when businesses struggle or fail? Steve Bell, an award-winning entrepreneur, has dealt with this profound and painful question numerous times throughout his career. Bellmont Cabinets is a cabinet manufacturing company near Seattle, Washington. The company has won numerous awards for high quality, innovation, community impact, and service. But Steve’s journey has been far from easy: two near bankruptcies served as crucibles to form his faith and lead him to a new understanding of how God measures success.
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