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A "Kingdom-Grown Leader" (KGL), refers to a leader who is developed and shaped according to the principles of the scriptures’ goals and aims; emphasizing leadership, integrity, self-awareness, vision, accountability, decision-making, creativity and resilience in handling sometimes difficult situations. KGL’s demonstrate an ability to collaborate with others; essentially extending God's kingdom on earth as it is in heaven. KGL’s lead with a focus on building up, rather than seeking personal power and private gain.

The Business Executive Planning Council was convened in January 2022, by the Office of Corporate Social Responsibility, RHEMA Consulting Solutions for the purpose of providing neighborhood faith-based orgs, faith-driven individuals and community stakeholders, with tools and opportunities to contribute substantially to the economic development of their own community.

The Business Executive Planning Council include diverse group of kingdom leaders, and influential faith driven executives, businesses and community stakeholders, who are being intentional about living out what they believe; forging relationships and impacting economic success; working together, mentoring each other, and sharing resources to accelerate economic growth in many marginalized communities.

JOIN THE bUSINESS eXECS PLANNING COUNCIL | LOCAL COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS PLANNING NETWORK BELOW..

The Business Executive Council; which includes the Local Community Stakeholders Network will allow you the chance to be a part of something bigger than yourself while providing you with some unique benefits.

Membership in either Planning Council will be based upon Completing the online membership form:

Upon Acceptance, you must be willing to meet several requirements. Currently, anyone with the URL to the members area can sign up and access the subscription option.

• Attend 2+ events each year

• Attend at the annual member meeting

• Members are also strongly encouraged to:
  Attend special events throughout the year hosted by the Business Executive Council.

• Become a Brand Ambassador of, and attend The Business Executive Council Benefit Dinner, our annual fall fundraising event designed to introduce stakeholders to our community and neighborhood economic development initiatives and to celebrate our successes.

• Member Dues $ $

Community Stakeholder Network are at the heart of healthy communities. They include all who live, learn, work, play, and pray in communities. Community members may have a formal leadership role in a community organization, or friends and neighbors may recognize them as the person who gets things done.

Member Benefits

• Make An Impact—As one of our Business Executive Council-Members, you will make an impact on the community at large, by acting as an ambassador of our mission and engaging community members. There are also opportunities to make an impact through service events, training and volunteer offerings.

• Professional Organizational Development—provides opportunities to develop your own community actions plans, by participating in local neighborhood economic development projects, while growing professionally.

  • As a Business Executive Council member, you will have the opportunity to hone your leadership skills by co-chairing events, connect with business and community leaders, as well as local FBO organizations, at social networking panels, and attend a “Professional Moments,” Workshop event.

• Build Your Network—grow your professional & nonprofit network and engage with business leaders at Business Executive Council events throughout the year.

• Align and Collaborate——“Professional Moments” Series
  —Project Professionalism-Structure, Order, Discipline to Maintain Profitability and Sustainability (Workshop), for our faith-focus partners! Facilitated by RHEMA Consulting Solutions; who equips leaders with tools necessary to lead their organizations and increase their visibility in their communities. (Strategic Consulting)

Business Executive Council Members are commissioned to:

• Identify best practices and success modes of delivering services to the community

• Evaluate the need for improvements in the implementation and coordination of services, to the Office of CSR chairperson.

  The task is to focus on steps the committees can take to increase the economic outlook in neighborhoods and communities, and make recommendations through written reports on its research, reviews and recommendations; that will affect the delivery of services by faith-based and community organizations, to the needs of marginalized and underserved people.

• This group meets regularly to focus on ways to shift paradigms (major changes), methods and practices in entrepreneurial businesses, and in faith-based ministries. Provides faith-driven organizations, businesses and neighborhood stakeholders, with opportunities to contribute to the development of their neighborhoods and communities.

Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of this extraordinary Network of Kingdom impactors, Connectors, Entrepreneurs and Creators.

Business Executive Planning Council
—New Member Requirements

Attendance
Regular attendance at our virtual conference meetings, events, and participation on an Action Committee, will ensure you get the most out of your COUNCIL Membership.

Business Executive Planning Council BRIEFING

Quarterly Planning Meetings/Briefings, serve as an excellent way for our members to connect with each other and update best practices, follow-through and monitoring processes. Briefings are held on the second Thursday of the month from 10:30am to 11:30 p.m.

The Business Executive Planning Council Networking Conference convenes every July, and is for Primary Members Only (closed to guests) and serves as a general membership meeting. Participation at this meeting is strongly suggested.

Work Committees

• Membership

• Urban Economics

• Human Rights

• Entrepreneurship

• Workplace and Career Development

Committee Participation

Regular participation with one or more of the Work committees, is important for the continued success of the organization. If you find that you cannot attend your regular committee meetings, you are encouraged to switch to another committee, whose time are much more suited to your schedule. You must however, be a part of a work committee, and participate.

Networking and Sponsored Community Events:

The Business Executive Council provide opportunities to learn, organize and launch, purposeful startup organizations and entrepreneurial ventures that builds capacity and wealth potential.

Many of our events will be offered outside of normal business hours. These events provide the opportunity to create a connection with The Business Executive Council and Local Community Stakeholders Network, in a more relaxed environment. The Business Executive Council Rewards Dinner is held in September each year and is a way to honor successful stakeholders in the community, neighborhood, churches and businesses, who have left a legacy in the community.