Today we are seeking strength to set aside our ego, past triumphs, fears, and aspirations to be able to pivot towards the coexistence of new business success and social responsibility. Our highlighted strategic role model is Ursula Burns.

Today we are celebrating the leadership approach of Mellody Hobson in developing high performing teams followed by prayer.

Today’s principles of strategic leadership are sifted from the wisdom of Sun Tzu and explored in light of learning how to apply adaptability, strategic calculation, knowing yourself, understanding the terrain, being cunning, and unifying teams. We learn, we pray, and then we employ wisdom as leaders.

Today we are honoring pricing strategies and seeking guidance for the means and methods to operate with higher value in the interests of our stakeholders.

In this session we are praying for the strength, direction, discipline, courage and commitment to change ourselves for the better. We are seeking to increase our ability to swiftly adapt to change and anticipate with preparation rather than react out of emotion to our evolution as leaders.

Today we are seeking the strength and the resolve to see our reflection and make the necessary changes to improve and become better leaders.

Today we are seeking God for direction in how to properly delegate responsibilities and deploy resources to realign, restore, and rejuvenate ourselves to meet the demands of leadership.

Today we are in search of guidance and ideas to create sustainability within our organizations and through our policies, procedures and processes.

Today amongst the noise of the day we are seeking guidance and protection while seeing how lead our endeavors, communities, businesses, followers forward.

Today we are celebrating our differences and embracing our uniqueness before the throne of God. We are asking for the self-confidence to be originals in a world of duplicates.

Today we are seeking God to help us see our now moment and help us be decisive and diligent in our moments leading to the future we see for ourselves.