Where Money &
Meaning Intersect
How does our relationship with money intersect with our natural desire to lead lives and careers that are deeply meaningful? Steve Baker, Vice President of The Great Game of Business, has a unique story to tell on that front. First as a teenager chasing the perceived freedoms of a paycheck; then as an adult in survival mode, busily selling pointless products to people who didn’t need them; and today, as he serves and leads in a role he feels he was crafted to fill; his understanding of the integral relationship between financial literacy and a meaningful life has evolved and grown every step of the way.
Join us for this live webinar to hear Steve’s story, his insights into financial health, and his lessons learned while building a life and career filled with purpose.
Fulfillment
Enrich and strengthen your focus on building a meaningful life.
What would you change if you knew exactly how much time you had left?
Finances
Harness the power of humanity’s universal language: money.
How can financial literacy transform lives and organizations?
A Focus on the Future
Engage the next generation of workers with openness & optimism.
How can you be a part of building a courageous and creative future?
Join us.
We are all, in so many ways, the products of our own unique stories. And Steve Baker’s story is one with many twists and turns! An art major turned corporate public speaker and author, Steve has navigated each new opportunity and challenge, from tight budgets to Stage 3 prostate cancer, with openness, humor, and curiosity.
Come and hear Steve’s story of unexpected discoveries and lifelong learning!
Wednesday, Dec 6th
Time: 2:00pm MT / 3:00pm CT
This is a live webinar with an interactive Q&A session at the end.
Meet Steve Baker
Vice President of The Great Game of Business
Steve coauthored Get in the Game as well as the update of the number one bestseller, The Great Game of Business—20th Anniversary Edition. Known for his engaging and irreverent style, Steve is a top-rated, sought-after speaker and coach on open-book management, strategy and execution, leadership, and employee engagement.
His audiences range from Harvard University to the Department of Defense, and he is a regular at Inc. magazine’s Inc. 5000 Conference. He has served on the Board of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) and SRC Holding’s Ownership Culture Initiative.
Steve is an award-winning artist and lives in Springfield, Missouri, with his trophy wife, JoAnn, and three above-average children.
