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.

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  • We the People Dare to Overcome April 25, 2024
    How building religious freedom through business relates to the US Constitution This May 21-22 marks the 5th time the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation will convene the “Dare to Overcome” National Faith@Work ERG Conference. The mission is to build freedom of religion (and/or belief) for all people everywhere by encouraging workplaces to adopt and practice […]
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  • Pre-conference Roundtable: Chaplaincy Case Studies Review April 23, 2024
    Pre-Conference Roundtable: Chaplaincy Case Studies Review Join Wendy Cage to give feedback on case studies being piloted by Brandeis University’s Chaplaincy Innovation Lab to help non-chaplains understand what chaplains do at a pre-conference roundtable at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 21, 2024, from 9:30=11:00 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Washington DC. To apply to […]
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  • Resource Roundtable: Meet & Interact With Our Supporting Sponsors April 21, 2024
    Resource Roundtable: Meet & Interact With Our Supporting Sponsors Our Supporting Sponsors look forward to networking and exploring synergies at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 12:00-12:45 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Roundtable A. ChaplainCare provides professional, reliable and agenda-free interfaith support and confidential care for all through the ministry of presence. […]
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  • PayPal Roundtable: Navigation Extreme Transition April 21, 2024
    PayPal Roundtable: The role of an interfaith community in times of extreme transition PayPal will lead this roundtable discussion at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 9:00-9:45 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Roundtable A. Description forthcoming.
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  • Deloitte Roundtable: Launching a Faith-based BRG April 21, 2024
    Deloitte Roundtable: Sharing the journey of launching a Faith-based BRG with Q&A Deloitte will lead this roundtable discussion at Dare to Overcome, Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 9:00-9:45 am. Location: Busch School of Business, Roundtable B. Description forthcoming.
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Dr. Brian J. Grim:
Religious Freedom is Good for Business