Probably the biggest highlight of the Faith & Work conference, for me, was its proximity to an entrance to the High Line. So I was able to wander there before the program and during breaks. It was surprisingly crowded with tourists - or maybe not so surprising for a clement autumn Saturday.
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| Graffiti in the Sky |
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| Virgin Wall with Metal "Graffiti" Sculpture |
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| Running Fountain - for those hot autumn days? |
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| Ivy Halls with TV Dish |
I really liked two of the speakers at the conference - both on Friday night's program, as it turned out. And one of the people I met Saturday had an interesting gig - he had apparently transformed his career based on a prior CFW conference, when he decided to stop focusing on his own advancement and look for ways to try to meet the world's needs through his work. (He works for the biggest grocery company in Canada, and apparently came up with an innovative approach to bring more fresh produce to the masses conveniently and economically. This ended up being profitable for the company - new market segment! - and advantageous to his career. Yay! Everybody wins!)
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