A Case for Gospel-Centered Entrepreneurial Leadership
Many Halftime Alumni are entrepreneurs. The thought of joining a nonprofit could sound suffocating, and not a sustainable culture fit for them. So they lean into their entrepreneurial skills to launch or build a new for-profit company – where there is freedom to run fast and free. There is another alternative, which often is much more fulfilling... Starting or taking the helm of a social enterprise that is self-supporting, runs on business principles, and produces profound transformation in the lives of others may be the