Religious Freedom & Business Foundation

Custom Executive Education

The Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF) is the preeminent organization dedicated to educating the global business community, policymakers, non-government organizations and consumers about the positive power faith — and religious freedom for all — has on business and the economy.

Custom Executive Education

Diversity & Inclusion

Schedule an executive education seminar for your team. 

  • Receive a private, customized executive education seminar for your company’s leaders.
  • Engage with the interactive resources and learning community at ReligionAndPubliLife.org.
  • Collaborate with executive coaches and colleagues to craft a business plan to further enhance the diversity and inclusion commitments of your corporation.

Business leaders survey the religious liberty and religious literacy frameworks for business; examine cutting-edge research and best practices for managing religion and the workplace; and study how business is good for religious freedom and how religious freedom is good for business.

Certificate in Business & Religious Freedom

Students and professionals earn a certificate by

  • Completing the 3-hour course BUS 801 Business Success in a Religiously Diverse World
  • Completing the 3-hour course BUS 802 Religiously Literate Business Leaders
  • Completing the 3-hour course BUS 803 Religiously Inclusive Workplaces
  • Completing the 3-hour course BUS 804 Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Completing the 3-hour course BUS 805 Business Success Stories

Business leaders survey the religious liberty and religious literacy frameworks for business; examine research and best practices for managing religion and the workplace; and study how innovative businesses and religious freedom contribute to human flourishing.

RSS News Feed: Religious Freedom & Business Foundation
  • Faith‑Friendly Leadership Is a Strategic Advantage December 22, 2025
    In today’s volatile environment, executives are seeing tangible benefits when workplaces respectfully accommodate faith and spirituality. The Financial Times reports that chaplaincy and interfaith engagement are rising, and organizations that operationalize faith inclusion report stronger resilience, clarity, and connection. What Leaders Can Do — Establish interfaith ERGs and clear guardrails to create a safe, respectful […]
    RFBF
  • Financial Times: Gotta have Faith? December 22, 2025
    Financial Times: By Emma Jac­obs and Anjli Raval Emma Jac­obs and Anjli Raval report that amid economic uncertainty and workplace stress, spiritual practices are gaining traction among London City workers as a source of resilience and connection. Chaplains report rising engagement, with employees seeking refuge in services like Evensong and interfaith networks that allow them […]
    RFBF
  • Can business and investing be guided by our deepest values? December 21, 2025
    What if business and investing could be rooted in the deepest values of the human spirit? The Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF) is thrilled to host a conversation on Enlightened Bottom Line, the groundbreaking new book by investor and entrepreneur Jenna Nicholas, President of LightPost Capital, together with Lawrence Chong, Impact Investment Strategist and […]
    RFBF
  • Faith@Work ERG Conference “Dare to Overcome” December 11, 2025
    Unsurpassed networking and learning! Discover how faith fuels innovation, integrity & impact! Connect with Fortune 500 peers at Dare to Overcome 2026, May 20–21 in D.C. Register here.
    RFBF
  • Reflection on Religious Freedom at Christmas: Love in Action December 10, 2025
    By Brian Grim Christmas is a season that calls us back to what matters most — love. Even in secular culture, this truth resonates. The #1 most searched Christmas movie in America is Love Actually, a story that celebrates love as the force that binds us together. For people of faith, love is not just […]
    RFBF

Faith by the Numbers: The Socio-Economic Impact of Religion in the U.S.

Dr. Brian J. Grim:
Religious Freedom is Good for Business