C3 Leaders is a community of highly-accomplished, passionate Jesus-following business leaders. We deliver a unique combination of access to leadership resources, small groups called Forums and inspiring events.
“You’re in business, trying to cross the bridge from Sunday to Monday where most of your life is lived. But, there is no bridge. C3 closes that gap. Fellowship. Intimacy. Understanding. Validation – of who you are as a Christian business leader.”
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Are you a business leader interested in learning more about the history, mission and vision of C3 Le...
June 7 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Join dozens of difference-making business leaders in a golf contest laced with fun, unique contests,...
June 25 @ 9:00 am - 8:30 pmAre you a business leader interested in learning more about the history, mission and vision of C3 Le...
July 12 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Many business leaders operate in isolation and struggle to impact their customers, suppliers, employees, families and their communities for God's purposes. Through small facilitated peer groups called Forums, we provide a safe place for business leaders to celebrate success and receive encouragement, wise counsel and support.
One January 25th, the ladies of C3 gathered together for “Sequencing”, our Annual Women Leader Event at Sozo Waterhouse in Seatac. Our guest for the evening was Ginnie Roeglin, CEO of Influence Marketing, and former 27 year Executive with Costco Wholesale. Ginnie kicked off our evening with a farmtable chat about confidence, risks, resiliency, and mentors and sponsors as […]
The Bible describes a man, prominent in his community, named Zaccheus. He was a high-caliber leader, but didn’t know his calling. He had a career, he had a reputation, and he had a big house. But that didn’t make him a good leader. One day, Jesus called Zaccheus to follow him. That calling was the hinge on which Zaccheus’ […]
Ron Worman is a storyteller. When he looks back at his life – in business, in family, in faith – it all has its foundation in storytelling. Born and raised in a Lutheran home, but with a nominal emphasis on “relationship with Jesus,” Ron eventually entered college at Pepperdine, majoring in journalism. “I wanted to […]
