Event Detail
[Past Event] How to Get an Integrated Christian Approach to Leadership Development
Webinar [Past Event] How to Get an Integrated Christian Approach to Leadership Development
March 2 2022 | 07:30 AM (GMT+8)March 2 2022 | 09:00 AM (GMT+8)
FREE Leadership development has often focused on leadership theories, tools or disciplines. While helpful, they may not lead to holistic leadership satisfaction. The reason being that the core of Christian leadership is always our relationship with Christ: how much we are assured by His love, our awareness of our talents and personal leadership journey, and how Christ’s love frees us to lead.
ECWL adopts a holistic approach to leadership development by integrating not only contemporary leadership theories, skills and analytical tools, but also spiritual formation and narrative approaches that will ground learners leadership in Christ’s love.
Register for this complimentary information session webinar at bit.ly/ecwl2022
Location: Zoom Webinar , please register directly at the link provided in description.
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Lecturer : Anthony Siow
Anthony is a Spiritual Formation Mentor trained in the Ignatian tradition. He left behind a successful advertising career to follow God's call to cast the net elsewhere. Making use of his skills and creativity in advertising, Anthony incorporates the arts and popular culture into his work as Spiritual and Retreat Director. Anthony conducts retreats regularly for BGST and serves as a mentor for the school. He also leads silent retreats to Thailand and Australia.
Lecturer : Jeremy Gwee Khee Heng
Jeremy retired from banking and now serves as Director, Delivery Partnerships, at the Institute of Training and Occupational Learning for Asia and Australia. He spent more than three decades in the banking and finance sector and held senior leadership positions, including Chief Operating Officer and Head of Capital Management and Financial Compliance at a global bank. Jeremy has worked in New York, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, South Asia, ASEAN and Hong Kong. He also represents Bakke Graduate University in Asia and is a member of the BGST Council.
Lecturer : Lai Pak Wah
Principal and Lecturer, Church History and Marketplace Theology
Pak-Wah is BGST’s Principal and Lecturer of Church History and Historical Theology. He also serves as an elder at Mt Carmel Bible Presbyterian Church where he worships and oversees the church’s Hybrid Church Initiative. His interest is the very heart of BGST’s mission: which is to help Christians make sense of their faith at work, church and society. Previously, Pak Wah engaged in investment promotion work with the Singapore Economic Development Board (SEDB) and was a full-time lecturer at the School of Business, Singapore Polytechnic. He is the author of The Dao of Healing: Christian Perspective of Chinese Medicine, and a certified Belbin coach. Pak-Wah holds a PhD from Durham University, UK. He enjoys engaging in Chinese culture and playing the cello.
Lecturer : Michael Low
Mr Michael Low started his professional life as a litigation lawyer, after he graduated from the National University of Singapore. He then moved on to international private banking, where he spent over 10 years working with high net worth clients to design, implement and manage their estate planning, succession and wealth preservation structures. His last role in the private banking industry was as the Asia Head of Fiduciary Services for a boutique Swiss private bank. After completing his theological studies at Regent College, Vancouver, with an MA in Theological Studies (with a particular focus on Marketplace Theology), Michael now serves as the Advancement Consultant for reSource Leadership International, a Christian not-for-profit whose mission is to train and equip church leaders in the majority world. He is also exploring ways to re-connect with the marketplace, where his passion lies.
