Objectives

To equip and inspire churches to affirm and release businesspeople for mission-focused enterprises: BEAM works to bridge the gap between churches and the business world, encouraging churches to view businesspeople as integral parts of their mission. By equipping church leaders to commission and support entrepreneurs, BEAM helps businesspeople engage their faith within their professional sphere and use their businesses as platforms for meaningful mission work.

To build capacity through training, networking, and mentoring of business leaders: BEAM provides comprehensive training programs to equip business leaders with the skills and resources they need to run viable, mission-focused enterprises. Through networking forums and mentoring, BEAM fosters an environment where seasoned business leaders guide emerging entrepreneurs, ensuring that businesses grow sustainably while maintaining their commitment to positive impact.

To foster the development of sustainable, purpose-driven businesses that address spiritual, social, and environmental challenges: BEAM encourages businesses to take a holistic approach, recognizing that true success is measured by the impact made on people, the environment, and spiritual well-being. By promoting practices that combine profitability with justice, community development, and environmental responsibility, BEAM helps businesses become agents of lasting change in society.

To link experienced businesses with emerging entrepreneurs for growth and impact: BEAM facilitates strategic partnerships between mature businesses and young entrepreneurs, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing that enhances the capacity of new enterprises. These partnerships help startups navigate challenges, scale effectively, and achieve meaningful social, environmental, and spiritual impacts.

To establish the marketplace as the epicenter for mission and transformation, discipling business leaders to live out their faith through their enterprises: BEAM positions the marketplace as the central field for missions, encouraging business leaders to see their enterprises as platforms for living out their faith. By discipling and mentoring entrepreneurs and business leaders, BEAM ensures that business practices are aligned with values of love, justice, integrity, and stewardship, creating a ripple effect of transformation in the marketplace.

Conclusion

BEAM reimagines the marketplace as the epicenter of mission, positioning businesses as redemptive vessels for addressing both physical and spiritual needs in society. By blending profit with purpose, BEAM transforms business leaders into marketplace missionaries, equipped to bring positive change to their communities and the world. Through BEAM, businesses become more than economic entities—they become agents of holistic transformation, advancing justice, empowerment, and spiritual well-being, while reflecting the love and mission of God.