Join us for Christians*inTech as we dive into Gallup’s eye-opening “Great Detachment” findings and learn how to think redemptively about our careers. This isn’t just another panel—it’s your chance to connect with industry pros, gain fresh perspectives, and meet others who are excited about integrating faith into their professional journeys.
A Panel That Actually Matters + Breakout Group Discussion
Moderated by Andy (Founder of Do Good and Christians*inTech), we’ll be chatting with two incredible voices in faith and work:
- Bradford Jones (Principal, SignalFire): A Forbes 30 Under 30 investor who’s overseen $600M+ in AI/ML and SaaS deals. Bradford brings unique insight into how believers can steward opportunities and align investments with a higher purpose.
- Scott Crosby (Founder & CEO, Global Cities Group): With 40 years of shaping global cities through the gospel, Scott will share how to live with a “faithful presence” in fast-paced industries, one decision at a time.
What We’ll Cover
- Redemptive Work: Why our professions matter to God and how we can bless others through them.
- Call vs. Career: Connecting day-to-day tasks to a grander calling.
- Intentional Impact: Practical ways to bring redemptive values into our personal, professional, and social spheres.
- Tech Focus: How Bradford’s approach to VC can help you see your own role in tech differently.
Come for the Conversation, Stay for the Community
After the panel, enjoy beer, wine, and snacks while you network with other young professionals across tech, finance, consulting, law, healthcare, marketing, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a curious newcomer, or even a student, you’ll find your people here.
Don’t Miss Out - This evening is designed to spark transformative ideas, grow meaningful relationships, and help you see your 9–5 through a redemptive lens. Spaces will fill up fast—so secure your spot and get ready for an experience that might just change the way you work.
P.S. If you haven’t already, subscribe to Christians*inTech to stay in the loop on future events and updates.
Also, thank you to our partners Sugary Community (check out their newsletter!) and our venue host Fabrik, a home for communities where everyone has a place to belong.
Global Cities builds networks in core industries and institutions. Our professions shape us and the culture we inhabit, and therefore it is not neutral space but a space that forms values and norms for good or ill. In any industry we can identify what "ought" to be different; the challenge is to step into those areas to create worthy, redemptive alternatives.
Redeeming the 9–5: Reimagining Faith & Work in Tech
Host/s
Thu, Apr 10, 06:30 PM - 08:30 PM (EDT)
To be shared on approval
100 attendees
Join us for Christians*inTech as we dive into Gallup’s eye-opening “Great Detachment” findings and learn how to think redemptively about our careers. This isn’t just another panel—it’s your chance to connect with industry pros, gain fresh perspectives, and meet others who are excited about integrating faith into their professional journeys.
A Panel That Actually Matters + Breakout Group Discussion
Moderated by Andy (Founder of Do Good and Christians*inTech), we’ll be chatting with two incredible voices in faith and work:
What We’ll Cover
Come for the Conversation, Stay for the Community
After the panel, enjoy beer, wine, and snacks while you network with other young professionals across tech, finance, consulting, law, healthcare, marketing, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a curious newcomer, or even a student, you’ll find your people here.
Don’t Miss Out - This evening is designed to spark transformative ideas, grow meaningful relationships, and help you see your 9–5 through a redemptive lens. Spaces will fill up fast—so secure your spot and get ready for an experience that might just change the way you work.
P.S. If you haven’t already, subscribe to Christians*inTech to stay in the loop on future events and updates.
Also, thank you to our partners Sugary Community (check out their newsletter!) and our venue host Fabrik, a home for communities where everyone has a place to belong.
Global Cities builds networks in core industries and institutions. Our professions shape us and the culture we inhabit, and therefore it is not neutral space but a space that forms values and norms for good or ill. In any industry we can identify what "ought" to be different; the challenge is to step into those areas to create worthy, redemptive alternatives.