Synopsis
In changing and uncertain times, how do you define success? How do you achieve greatness? By learning to combine spiritual living with business savvy and financial know-how, you place yourself on the pathway to attaining even your loftiest professional, entrepreneurial, and financial goals. Along the way, you will discover that true success lies in serving others—in allowing your work to become a ministry of hope, love, and happiness. The Ministry of Business provides the practical knowledge and real-world motivation necessary to achieve not only financial and professional success, but personal success as well. This type of success is characterized by ethical living, financial self-reliance, and a focus on building positive communities of support and achievement.
About the Author
STEVEN A. HITZ Steven A. Hitz, along with his wife, Ginger L. Hitz, founded US–Reports, Inc. in 1988. Since then, the company has grown to become the largest, uniquely structured corporate footprint of its kind, providing loss control, premium audit, and risk assessment services to over 500 insurance companies. In 2010, US–Reports became a member of The Kaufman Financial Group, the world’s largest independent insurance broker. Steve still serves as CEO of the company. Steve has long been passionate about working to achieve business innovation, and has surrounded himself with an astute team of gifted minds and hearts. In an effort to share this passion, he and Ginger are charter members of Launching Leaders, a career training and personal development program that has successfully graduated more than 200 students since its inception in 2011. Along with their continued involvement with US–Reports, they continue operating other businesses involved with the banking, real estate, and farming industries. Steve and Ginger are the parents of three sons and two daughters, and they have five grandchildren. JAMES W. RITCHIE Successful entrepreneur and executive James W. Ritchie has established himself as a prominent leader and teacher in the world of business. In 1969, he founded Ritchie Enterprises, LLC, before going on to create, lead, or advise a number of other profitable and successful business ventures. In 1989, Ritchie served as Senior Vice President for FranklinQuest (now FranklinCovey). Since then, James and his wife, Carolyn Orton, have served in various councils and leadership positions at Brigham Young University, Brigham Young University–Hawaii, and Southern Virginia University. They have also served around the world in various volunteer capacities. James and Carolyn have eight children and 38 grandchildren.
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