Table of Contents

1: Introduction: The Crisis in Corporate Leadership and Governance; 2: Who are the Evangelical Business Executives and What are Their Leadership Styles?; 3: Covenant Transport, Inc.: A Religious-Based Corporation Led by a Preacher-Leader; 4: R.B. Pamplin Corp.: A Religious-Based Corporation Led by Steward-Leaders; 5: The ServiceMaster Co.: From a Religious to a Secular, Spiritual-Orientation; 6: Herman Miller, Inc.: A Transition from a Corporation Led by Evangelicals to a Secular Approach; 7: Interstate Batteries System of America, Inc.: From Secularism to Religion Under a Preacher-Steward Leader; 8: R. W. Beckett Corp.: From Secularism to a Bible-Based Orientation Under a Steward-Servant Leader; 9: Conclusion: What Can Other Businesses Learn from These Firms and Their Executives?

About the Author

Lewis D. Solomon is Van Vleck Research Professor of Law at George Washington University Law School. A prolific author on legal, business, public policy, and religious topics, he has written widely in areas of social and scientific policy that deal with legal issues.