Dear Faith & Work,

Lights. Whether you have lights on a tree, candles in a menorah, or candlesticks at the table with friends and family, this time of year encourages us to step back for a moment and enjoy the many lights that shine through the darkness.

We at FWI are thankful for the light that you are and that you bring. We are thankful for our readership, our students, and our far-reaching network of international leaders and friends in industry and academia. We are grateful to be part of enlightening conversations, where we bring a values-based leadership perspective to practical and policy discussions, especially around professional responsibility and applied ethics at a time when that is sorely needed.

We are also thankful for our donors and benefactors. Unknown to many, FWI is virtually 100% reliant on gifts and grants to cover all our operating costs. For those of you reading this note who have supported us in the past, thank you! For those who may be surprised to learn of our funding reality, we invite you to consider adding us to the list of organizations you support with a year-end tax-deductible gift to help further our research, teaching, and programmatic events.

We hope that our work together can bring clarity and light to the pressing ethical and leadership issues of the day.

Gratefully yours,

David W. Miller, Ph.D.

Director, Faith & Work Initiative

Princeton University

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FWI Advisory Board

George Bauer, Chairman, GPB, Ltd.
Marc Belton, Founder, Wisefellows Consulting
Yoni Benyamini '16, Mortgage Backed Securities Analyst, Citi
Rich Berg, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder, Performance Trust Capital Partners
Barbara Byrne S76 P10 P13 P15 P16, Independent Director, Paramount Global, PowerSchool, LanzaTech
Laura Forese MD '83 P13 P18, COO (ret.), New York-Presbyterian Healthcare System
Brill Garrett '88 S89, Jason Garrett Starfish Charities
Pat Gelsinger, CEO, Intel
Tom Horton P15, Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners
Dale Jones, CEO Magna Vista Partners LLC
Tom Levinson '96, Author, cofounder of LK Advisors
Yung Bong Lim '87 P24 P25, Managing Partner (ret.), RDG Funds LLC

Devon Naftzger McCourt '16 S15, Vice President at BDT & MSD Partners
Lizzy McGee '18, Founder and CEO of TexasLand USA
Mimi Pivirotto Murley '76 S72 P07 P10, Leading civic volunteer
Robert Murley '72 S76 P07 P10, Vice Chairman and Senior Advisor, UBS
Craig Philip '75 S76 P06, Director, Vanderbilt University Center for Transportation Research
Marcus Stroud '16, Cofounder and CEO, TXV Partners
Toni Townes-Whitley '85, CEO, Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC)
John Tyson, Chairman, Tyson Foods, Inc.
Kevin Weiss '79 S79, CEO, Sectigo, Inc.
Jacob Worenklein, Chairman and CEO, US Grid Company
Johanna Zeilstra, CEO, Gender Fair

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Faith & Work Initiative

Princeton University

Keller Center for Innovation

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Princeton, NJ 08544

fwi@princeton.edu

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The Faith & Work Initiative is a teaching and research center within the Princeton University School of Engineering and Applied Science and the Keller Center committed to exploring ethics, values, and practices of exchange on the frontier of complex social challenges. We explore foundational meanings and promote ethical awareness across our constituencies at every phase of life and work. To do so, we look back—both in terms of the histories of ethical philosophy and also the varying authoritative traditions of religious communities. We approach such histories and wisdom traditions as beneficial for understanding as well as framing contemporary global challenges. With our team of ethical philosophers, philosophers of religion, and historians, as well as our global partners from a range of other disciplines, we commit to this rigorous portfolio of offerings for students, academic peers, religious communities, and leaders in the marketplace.