Ash Wednesday Reflection: Fr. Tim Smith
Fr. Tim Smith of the Cathedral of St. Joseph and the Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls provides an Ash Wednesday reflection to the Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity.
Ash Wednesday Reflection: Bishop Paul J. Swain
Most Reverend Paul J. Swain of the Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls provides an Ash Wednesday reflection to the Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity.
Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Breakfast – Phil Sotok
Phil Sotok of DPMC North America gives a reflection at the December 5, 2018, Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Breakfast on finding your purpose and meaning at work.
December Men’s Breakfast Preview
Men’s Breakfast: Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at The Cathedral of St. Joseph
Mass: 6:45 – 7:30 a.m.
Breakfast and Relfection: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
Phil Sotok is the Founder of VentureSource Corporation, a global supplier of customized and specialized products to the automotive industry, with offices in Michigan, China, Spain, and Mexico. In 2017, Phil launched DPMC North America, a management consultancy offering methodologies in Mission-driven Management and Virtuous Leadership.
Prior to these endeavors, he worked in various engineering, finance and international business development roles for Chrysler, Magna, and Prince Corporation. He has his BS degree in Economics and Mathematics from Hope College and his MBA from the Thunderbird – American Graduate School of International Management. He speaks Spanish and Portuguese.
In addition to providing leadership and strategic direction to VentureSource and DPMC, Phil is also an investor and advisor in 2 start-ups. One, a learning agency in West Michigan, that provides online educational services to corporations, schools, and non-profits. And the other, a social enterprise in Guatemala City, that offers local artisans the capability to access the global marketplace.
Faith and Business Conference 2018
The Faith & Business Conference on Thursday, August 9th at the Ramkota Hotel in Sioux Falls, SD is a half-day gathering with global and local leaders speaking on the relationship between faith principles and business practices. This year’s theme “Business: A Force for Good” will address the how business is a force for good for everyone. Sign up HERE! Registration is only $50.
*If you are a member or sponsor, a ticket code will be emailed to you.
If you have questions, please contact Joe Rutten at joe.rutten@cmbfsf.org
Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Men’s Ash Wednesday Breakfast – Very Rev. James P. Morgan
Very Rev. James P. Morgan, Rector of the Cathedral of St. Joseph, gives a Lenten reflection at the Ash Wednesday Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Breakfast on Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving.
Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Men’s Ash Wednesday Breakfast – Word of the Day – Virtue
Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Executive Director Joe Rutten explains why Virtue was the Word of the Day at our Ash Wednesday Men’s Breakfast.
Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Men’s Breakfast – Dr. Michael Naughton
Dr. Michael Naughton of the University of St. Thomas gives a reflection at the December 6, 2017, Catholic Men’s Business Fraternity Breakfast on taking back the Sabbath and taking Sunday Into Monday.
Faith and Business Conference 2017 – Panel Discussion
Watch the Faith and Business Conference 2017 panel discussion with Amy Novak, Michael Matheson Miller, and Frank Hanna.
Faith and Business Conference 2017 – Amy Novak
Watch as Amy Novak, President of Dakota Wesleyan University addresses the Faith and Business Conference with her talk titled “A Culture of Entrepreneurship & Principled Professional Life.”