Past Events

GLOBAL LEADERS IN BUSINESS AND ETHICS EXPLORE WAYS TO HUMANIZE CAPITALISM AT MARCH 2 PANEL IN NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK, NY January 28, 2011 – Four global luminaries in the fields of business and ethics will explore strategies to deepen the human dimensions of capitalism at a panel in New York City on Wednesday, March 2. The panel is comprised of four of the world's most highly respected specialists in the ethical dimensions of business and economics, including:

Topic An Englishman Abroad: Amateur Reflections on the Current Evangelical Political Scene Host Dr. Carl R. Trueman Professor of Historical Theology and Church History, Westminster Theological Seminary

Register Now Christian Poverty in the Age of Prosperity A lecture by Reverend Robert Sirico

Host: Ray Nothstine Location Derby Station (formerly Graydon's Crossing) 2237 Wealthy St. SE, East Grand Rapids 49506 www.derbystation.com Schedule 6:00 arrival 6:30 discussion begins

Host: Rev. John H. Armstrong Location Derby Station (formerly Graydon's Crossing) 2237 Wealthy St. SE, East Grand Rapids 49506 www.derbystation.com Schedule 6:00 arrival 6:30 discussion begins

After over 50 years of billions of dollars in foreign aid being channeled to developing nations, increasing numbers of people are concluding that aid has largely been a failure. Indeed there is growing evidence that free enterprise, access to global markets, strong institutional commitments to private property and rule of law, and the growth of human capital are the path to prosperity for developing nations.