Recently, I was interviewed by Janice Edwards for her program Signature Silicon Valley on CreaTV in San Jose. The topic was “Finding God in Silicon Valley.” I discussed my story — how I came to faith and why I wrote Finding God in Silicon Valley. The interview is 10 minutes long.
Lion’s Den is a conference that brings together faith-oriented investors and entrepreneurs to share ideas on how to build great companies. The conference opens at Tesla Headquarters in Palo Alto on Thursday, March 19, from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm and continues at the Santa Clara Convention Center on Friday, March 20, following the Connect
“A Reason for Hope” is the theme for the 2020 Connect Silicon Valley’s Annual Breakfast on March 20. The gathering features keynote remarks by global business leaders who share personal perspectives about the power of faith and prayer as vital elements in their lives and business. With nearly 1,000 people expected to attend, the event
Is there an antidote for the discord and partisanship that envelopes our country? I believe there is. It is called LOVE. Love is something everyone can practice but is essential for those who follow Christ. As followers of Christ, we are called to love God and our neighbors (Mark 12:30-31). Our neighbors are everyone, including
Everyone has an identity. Identity describes who we are and who you are becoming. Identity provides a filter by which we look at the world and often governs our behavior. In a fascinating talk at a recent Connect Silicon Valley Engage event, Tolu Odulesi, a senior program manager at Google, addressed the issue of identity
To a sellout crowd of 900 people at the 2019 Connect Silicon Valley Annual Breakfast, bestselling author Patrick Lencioni, and Salesforce senior director, Sue Warnke, delivered powerful messages of transformation. Both Lencioni and Warnke are highly successful achievement-oriented people who found that achievement is not ultimately fulfilling; only God is. When we give up control
2019 marks the 25th Anniversary of the Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, newly renamed Connect Silicon Valley. The Annual Breakfast’s keynote speaker Patrick Lencioni, author of the bestselling books, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, The Ideal Team Player, and The Advantage. Lencioni is also the president of The Table Group, a firm dedicated to providing
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