Human Events on "The Call of the Entrepreneur"
Erika Andersen reviewed the “The Call of the Entrepreneur” for Human Events in a piece titled, “Entrepreneurship Preserves Life as We Know It.” The Call premiered last week to DC audiences at the E Street Cinema, as part of the Renaissance Film Festival.
In her article Andersen noted the international interest in the film:
Andersen also easily recognizes the importance of calling, or vocation, in business and in free markets:
Human Events is one of the oldest modern conservative publications, and the one that President Ronald Reagan called his “favorite newspaper.”
In her article Andersen noted the international interest in the film:
Though it initially seems like the tale of the American dream, “The Call of the Entrepreneur” is an international story and is now being translated into Spanish and other languages. In fact, the film experienced its largest premier audience in Nairobi, Kenya with over 450 attendees.
Andersen also easily recognizes the importance of calling, or vocation, in business and in free markets:
The stories restore faith in entrepreneurs’ ability to build lives, strengthen nations and economies as well as fulfill God-given destinies. The film denounces the myth that capitalists are self serving, arguing rather that they are almost wholly devoted to others.
Human Events is one of the oldest modern conservative publications, and the one that President Ronald Reagan called his “favorite newspaper.”
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