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Anna Saucier and Megan Gephart 7/31/25 Anna Saucier and Megan Gephart 7/31/25

Should I Scale It up or Burn It Down?: What to Do When You’ve Reached a Crossroads Between Capacity and Growth

Your work is making a difference and changing lives, but you’re in the messy middle between it’s working…and it’s no longer sustainable. This is the Pivotal Growth Point. To scale or sustain what you’ve built requires a different way of working—one that begins with how you’re holding it all.

Dr. Glory Enyinnaya 7/10/25 Dr. Glory Enyinnaya 7/10/25

The Sacred Feminine in Business: Leading With Wisdom, Not Just Strategy

As Catholic women in business, we are called not just to achieve but to anoint—to bring grace, truth, and presence into the marketplace. We are not just strategists. We are stewards. We are not just leaders. We are light bearers.

Guest Contributor 6/26/25 Guest Contributor 6/26/25

A Life Reoriented: How Annette Bergeon Found Leadership in Letting Go

Taryn DeLong 6/13/25 Taryn DeLong 6/13/25

Leadership Is Love: Three New Books to Develop and Mentor Great Leaders

Work should not be separate from the rest of our life. We are the same person whether we’re working or parenting or resting or spending time with family or friends. The same virtues we hear about at Mass or read about in Scripture are the ones we must use in our workplace.