C12 Greater Triangle

Join Local CEOs and business owners at one of our upcoming Executive Briefings to learn how C12 can help you make better decisions, avoid costly mistakes, and create solid plans for business growth. Lunch on Tuesday, October 29 at 12:00 - 1:30 PM @ NC State University Club Breakfast on Wednesday, October 30 at 7:30 - 9:00 AM @ NC State University Club If you are a business with at least $1-2M in revenue and at least 10 employees, we want to invite you to join us at one of our Executive Briefings to learn more about the kingdom impact of C12 and how it can apply to you and your business.

Delegation is not relinquishing our control as leaders; it is strategic empowerment that allows us to focus on high-level responsibilities while developing our team’s capabilities. In this month's C12 Business Forums, we examine delegation and how it can improve growth and innovation in our companies. How have you approached delegation in your business? We would love for you to visit a Business Forum and join in the discussion.

God has entrusted us with our companies to accomplish His purposes. As business leaders, we may not have been called into “vocational ministry” in the sense of a paid pastor or missionary, but we have been called to a vocation that can be leveraged to make a Kingdom impact. Would you like to learn more about leveraging your Business as a Ministry (BaaM)? We would be happy to talk more about it!

In times of disruption and economic shifts, it is those with the greatest control of costs and capacity who can endure with margin and resilience. In our October C12 Business Forums, we'll look at lean principles and how they can be applied to increase the efficiency of our companies. Let us know if you would like to join! We would be more than happy to connect you with a C12 Business Forum in your area.

We love that Tom Darby of TMD Machining, Inc. applied lean principles as he founded his business, and then continued to refine the process over time. When it comes to eliminating waste, it's important to regularly reassess our processes to look for opportunities for greater efficiency.

If you are a Greater Triangle business owner or CEO and haven't yet registered to join us for our Executive Briefings on October 29th or 30th, it's not too late! Let us know you're coming at https://ow.ly/ZrKv50TR2bU If you are unable to make those days but you're interested in hearing about the measurable impact local business leaders are seeing from C12, please reach out. We would love to find a time that works for you.

Strategic planning is not a one-time project to complete but an ongoing discipline to prayerfully sustain, year after year. In C12, we use the Business as a Ministry (BaaM) Strategic Planning Framework to help develop comprehensive strategic plans for our businesses. Would you like to walk alongside like-minded business leaders and CEOs who are developing their own corporate strategic plans? We would be happy to connect you with a C12 Business Forum near you.

Calling all Triangle business leaders and CEOs! Don't miss the opportunity to hear how you and your company might benefit from the MBA-level resources and the power of peers provided by C12, hosted by our newest C12 Chairs, Jon Miller and Mike Kromhout. You won't want to miss these Executive Briefings on October 29th and 30th. Learn more and save your spot at https://ow.ly/XMwG50TQ9pW

It can be a struggle (sometimes a daily one!) to view our work as a means of becoming more like God. What a wonderful reminder that nothing is mundane in His design. We work with an eternal purpose.

It's all too easy to define ourselves by our work, but it was never meant to be our identity. When we view our work through the lens of God's design, we come to see it is a gift, an opportunity, and a blessing.