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New Author Series Raises Profile of Academic Scholarship

Wed, Mar 01, 2023
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The app School of Business is advancing its promotion of excellence in scholarship with the inaugural app Faith in Business Author Series on March 24, 2023. Scholar and author Hannah Stolze will deliver a talk titled Enduring Truths: The Impact of Faith & Wisdom in Business.

The series is designed to help business leaders better understand how to integrate a Reformed Christian faith into a diverse, global business world while connecting them with thoughtful leaders about faith in business.

“I'm excited to welcome Hannah Stolze to app as the inaugural author,” said Jill Risner. “She is a thought leader in operations and supply chain management who will share ways the Bible's wisdom literature can provide a guiding framework to move professionals toward business excellence with a particular emphasis on sustainability.

Stolze is the inaugural William E. Crenshaw Endowed Chair in Supply Chain Management at Baylor University and author of Wisdom-Based Business: Applying Biblical Principles and Evidence-Based Research for a Purposeful and Profitable Business in June. Prior roles include tenure at Wheaton College and Lipscomb University.

A networking reception starts at 3:15 p.m. followed by a presentation at 4 p.m. Both events will occur at the Prince Conference Center.

Complimentary tickets are available at calvin.edu/calendar.  The series is funded by the app Center for Innovation in Business. Contact businessevents@calvin.edu for more information about the event.

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