27 December 2025 | 19:00 (CAT)
The Stewards Strategy: Using our Professions to Serve Christ
Rorisang Tshabalala
Virtual | Microsoft Teams
At Prosciples, we believe our professions are more than just a means of income or personal success — they are God-given opportunities to serve Him, influence society, and participate in His redemptive work.
For many professionals, however, the daily pressures of targets, responsibilities, and career advancement can make it difficult to see how faith connects with work in a meaningful and practical way.
Our next session, The Stewards’ Strategy, is designed to speak directly into this tension.We will explore the relevance of strategy, innovation, and stewardship in our professional and business contexts.
This conversation is particularly relevant for professionals seeking to: (1) Align their career ambitions with their faith, ensuring that professional success also reflects Christ-centered purpose. (2) Navigate risk and uncertainty in the workplace while maintaining integrity and Christ-centred values. (3) Leverage their influence and expertise strategically to make a positive, redemptive impact in their industries and communities. (4) Reimagine work as stewardship, moving beyond self-interest to serving God’s Kingdom through daily practice.
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Event details and meeting invites will be circulated to you using the contact details shared belowWho is Rorisang Tshabalala?
Rorisang is the Chief Executive and Founder of Chapter One Innovation. He leads the firm in its mission to be the platform off which market winners, industry leaders and world changers are launched, both the organisational systems and the people that work on them.
Rorisang is a classical corporate strategist specialising in business model and innovation strategy. He holds a MBA (specialising in social innovation and entrepreneurship) from the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business and a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Financial Accounting, Auditing and Taxation from the University of Pretoria.
Rorisang is also an adjunct member of faculty at Duke University CE, delivering a portfolio of corporate education programmes.
He is an African Leadership Institute / Oxford University Desmond Tutu Fellow, an Africa Leadership Initiative / Aspen Global Leadership Network (YALI) Fellow and a Bertha Foundation Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow.
He also serves on the boards of the Barloworld Empowerment Foundation and the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund Youth Leadership Program.
Amongst Rorisang’s hidden talent are that he is both a retired politician and a retired radio show host.
