Transforming Missional Entrepreneurship
We help Adventist businesses & ministries thrive.
About Us
Hyve International
The vision of seeing faith-based entrepreneurship changing the world can be traced back 144 years, when author & co-founder Ellen White first introduced the idea of social ventures, solving the world’s most pressing problems and combining mission and business in a sustainable way. She called it the “beehive”.
Ever since then, this idea was carried forward by faith-based entrepreneurs such as John Andrews, Uriah Smith, Edward Sutherland, and many more.
Today, successful entrepreneurs, startup founders, investors and innovators are coming together to take this idea to the next level. Introducing: Hyve.
Transform your organization into a self-supporting, soul winning agency.
Events
HyveCamp
At HyveCamp, business owners, entrepreneurs and young professionals are coming together to get equipped and inspired by industry-leading speakers and innovators. The movement started in 2017 in Europe and has spread all over the globe since then. At the Global Summit 2020, more than 400 participants from over 40 different countries attended the online event.
Scale Your Business Like Never Before.
Are you looking for professional advice how to do marketing? How to increase sales? How to become profitable and help more people? With the Hyve Academy™, you can get specific advice for your organization without having to hire a business consultant. Start your 7-day trial today and watch life-changing entrepreneurial content that accelerates your business to the next level.
SUPPORTING MISSIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Our Sponsors
In November 2020, two General Conference departments – Global Mission and Adventist Review – have become sponsors of Hyve.
Global Mission’s task is to establish new Adventist work among people groups of little or no Adventist presence among them. In some regions of this world, church planting is prohibited by law; it is impossible to evangelize in a “traditional way”. Global Mission and Hyve are seeking to use entrepreneurial projects to bring the Gospel to all parts of the globe.
In print for more than 150 years, the Adventist Review is the flagship journal of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Founded by James and Ellen White in 1849, the magazine is the one of the oldest religious publications in North America. With Bill Knott as its executive editor, AR is encouraging innovative entrepreneurs to share their ideas with Hyve’s investors, church leaders and lay members.
