Faith at Work
Description
Join fellow business leaders for an engaging discussion on integrating Christian principles into the marketplace. Together, we’ll explore God’s grand story for work, and practical ways to live out faith in our organisations. Through research insights, thought-provoking conversations, and inspiring examples, this gathering will equip you to lead with purpose and integrity.
Facilitated by Dr. Mitchell Neubert, Chavanne Chair of Christian Ethics and Professor at Baylor University, Texas, USA. This event will feature collaborative discussions, inspiring examples, and practical steps for integrating personal integration.
What We'll Cover:
Integrating Faith into our Work
Mitch Neubert's and David Miller’s combined research
Baptising our Work Discussion
What might it look like to bury and raise to new life our work?
Baptising our Organisations Discussion
Faith & Co Video - Driving Trust
What might it look like to bury and raise to new life our organisations?
Details:
When: 10th of February 2026
Time: 9am – 11am
Where: Waikato Management School, Room MSB1.05 (Next to PwC Lecture Theatre)
Parking: via Gate 10, entry from Silverdale Road. Parking cost is $3. Please use PayMyPark app to pay for Parking. Instructions at https://www.paymypark.com/.
Directions: Head towards PwC Lecture Theatre. MSB1.05 is on the right hand side as you enter through the sliding doors leading to PwC Lecture Theatre.
About Professor Mitch Neubert:
Mitchell J. Neubert is the Chavanne Chair of Christian Ethics in Business and a Professor of Management. Neubert originated and directed the initial activities of the Center for Christian Leadership and Ethics. He created three ethics competitions for the school, including the National MBA Case Competition in Ethical Leadership. He also served in Associate and Senior Associate Dean roles, supporting faculty research and development. Neubert’s research and teaching focus on how servant leaders, ethics, teams, and change processes impact the performance and flourishing of individuals and organisations, as well as how faith intersects with these areas of interest.
Neubert earned the Research Advancement Award (2021), the Distinguished Faculty Award (2016), and the Teaching Excellence Award (2013) from the Hankamer School of Business.
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