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Oct 12, 2004 | ISBN 9781400097562

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“I arrived at this book as an avowed, vocal skeptic of the ‘spirituality-in-business movement.’ I departed as a…convert. Even cynics should devour this marvelous book. Marc Gunther makes a compelling case that the right things matter—and pay off; yet he exudes not a dollop of naiveté.” —Tom Peters, author of Re-imagine! and Thriving on Chaos

“In his provocative inquiry into the nature of modern American business, Marc Gunther looks into the darkness of corporate greed and scandal and, in the shadows cast by the likes of Enron and WorldCom, sees a beacon of hope in companies in which profits and values coexist.” —David Wessel, Deputy Washington Bureau Chief & Capital columnist, Wall Street Journal

“Marc Gunther’s Faith and Fortune is a book of hope. It offers the opportunity to open your mind and your heart in your pursuit of a meaningful life. Its well-drawn examples will deepen your ability to see how leaders can use business as a force that creates true personal wealth and public prosperity.” —Dr. Mark S. Albion, author of Making a Life, Making a Living

“With the keen eye of a seasoned business writer and the gentle confidence of a trusted storyteller, Marc Gunther masterfully provides an insider’s view into the faith-at-work movement—the quiet revolution that is transforming corporate America. After reading Faith and Fortune, you can’t help but wonder, now why can’t I do that in my organization?” —Dr. David W. Miller, executive director of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture, and the former president of the Avodah Institute

Faith and Fortune offers hope that there is a better way than business as usual. Marc Gunther clearly illustrates that by linking corporate values to personal values; the business leaders profiled in this book have created a new model for addressing the world’s problems in these complicated times. This thought-provoking book should be a ‘must read.’” —Timothy E. Wirth, president, United Nations Foundation

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