The mission of the Ethics and Spirituality Program is to encourage business leaders to incorporate faith-based virtues into their work and to promote efforts to align business practice with authentic human flourishing and the global common good.
Since its inception, the Yale Center for Faith and Culture has hosted the Ethics and Spirituality Program. Now in its second iteration, this program is most notably now hosting the Spiritual Capital Initiative, co-led by Professors Miroslav Volf and Theodore Roosevelt Malloch. The Spiritual Capital Initiative (SCI) seeks to move spiritual capital out of the realm of theory and into business life at both professional business and management schools and into firms across every industry.
To learn more about the Spiritual Capital Initiative, please visit http://spiritualcapital.yale.edu. This program is made possible by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation.
Spiritual Capital Case Studies:
“ESW uniquely offers insights for those of us trying to integrate faith and work. The Center’s programs helped me define a sense of meaning and purpose, and an ethical foundation to navigate the complexities of leading in a modern business environment.”
— Michael
A. Volkema,
Chairman,
Herman Miller, Inc.