20. Navigating workplace ethical dilemmas as a Christian (Guest: Helen Mitchell, ethics and leadership professor at Biola University)
In today's episode, we explore a few crowd-sourced ethical dilemmas Christians face in the workplace. If you face challenges as you aim to integrate your Biblical worldview into your secular workplace, this episode is packed with great insights for you to consider. Our guest, Helen Mitchell, brings a wealth of experience and a heart for seeing people fully and actively engaged in their callings. She started her business career with AT&T, becoming an Area Vice President at the age of 30. Known for turning organizations around, she was promoted six times in eight years. Today, she is an ethics, leadership, and strategy professor in the Crowell School of Business at Biola University. She’s also the Director of the Talbot Center for Faith, Work, and Economics at the Talbot School of Theology. She’s a certified leadership and strategy coach, consultant, speaker, author, and a faculty member for Professional Christian Coaching Institute and oversees the leader learning initiative for Convene Corporation. Helen holds a master’s in organizational leadership from Biola University and a master’s in Biblical and Theological Studies from the Talbot School of Theology, at Biola University.
Helen's Website: https://helenmitchell.org
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 | Miranda Carls is an author, facilitator, and certified leadership coach. She has a passion for helping Christian professionals show up as high performers and leaders at work while remaining firmly anchored in the truth of the Gospel. Having worked with start-ups, non-profits, churches, mid-size organizations, and Fortune 500 companies, she understands the dynamics of both secular and faith-based settings. Learn More » |
