Navigating Corporate America as a Christian Woman

An Introduction to My Story and Why I’m Telling It

Dear Reader,

I’m beginning a new series to share some of the real-life experiences I had as a young woman working for a multinational enterprise technology company.

I held roles in both financial services sales and government affairs, and through those years, I encountered situations that tested my discernment, character, and faith.

I’ll be sharing those stories—not to expose anyone, but to encourage others navigating similar challenges. I won’t name names. And if you happen to recognize yourself, know this: I have completely forgiven you in the name of Jesus.

Why I’m Writing This

I spent countless hours searching for guidance—on phone calls with mentors, deep in my Bible with the Holy Spirit in prayer, and scribbling through notebook drafts, longing for clarity.

I wish I’d had a resource like this series at the time. So I’m writing the series I needed.

What You’ll Find in This Series

You can expect honest, Scripture-rooted reflections on topics like:

• Gender inequality in the workplace

• Salary abuse and negotiation

• Manipulation masked as leadership

• The fallout of absent or indifferent leaders

And through it all: how to bear the light of Jesus in difficult environments.

What I Hope This Becomes

My goal is not to dwell in bitterness or resentment—those have no place here.

I write to equip, encourage, and tell the truth. Because I believe in the redemptive power of Jesus for every person involved, including myself.

And I believe that with God’s help, business and leadership can look radically different from what the world often models.

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Onward,

Frankie