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Catholic Entrepreneurs Gather for Largest Faith-Based Business Summit
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In Short: More than 400 Catholic entrepreneurs gathered in Denver, Colorado, from September 8-11 for the SENT Summit, the world's largest gathering of Catholic business leaders.
The theme of the summit, 'All Things New,' reflects the community's commitment to integrating faith and business excellence.
Participants included founders, CEOs, and investors who are part of SENT Ventures, a community dedicated to using business to renew culture.
One attendee remarked, 'This was my first SENT Summit, and it was one of the best conferences I have ever attended,' highlighting the event's impact.
Another long-time participant noted, 'My life would be on a different trajectory without SENT,' underscoring the community's influence on personal and professional development.
The summit provided a platform for Catholics in business to learn from each other, aiming to build companies that succeed in the marketplace while also fostering human flourishing.
The Church teaches that for capitalism to align with Catholic moral principles, it must follow ethical guidelines and be ordered toward the common good.
The SENT community's mission is to cultivate 'Saintly Builders'—leaders who pursue extraordinary business excellence without compromising their faith, build companies that cultivate human flourishing, and use their work to bear witness to Christ.
What's still developing
- What happens when Catholics committed to renewing culture excel in the business world?
- SENT entrepreneurs find a way to keep focus on Christ.
- Those Catholics in business united recently at the SENT Summit, the world's largest gathering of Catholic entrepreneurs and builders.