Learn More About C12 and What We Offer You
Frequently Asked Questions
Member FAQs
C12 is a peer advisory network for Christian CEOs, business owners, and executives. Members meet monthly in small, confidential forums to share counsel, solve problems, and grow their businesses while aligning their leadership with biblical principles.
C12 equips Christian business leaders to build strong, faith-centered businesses that make a meaningful impact beyond profit.
It’s both. C12 operates as a for-profit business to ensure a high-value experience, but its approach integrates faith into business leadership and stewardship.
C12 is an international organization with thousands of members and forums across the U.S. and multiple countries.
Members must be Christian business leaders with established, growth-oriented companies (typically revenue over $2M and 10+ employees). Prospects should be ready to engage in strategic growth and peer accountability.
Forums serve like advisory boards for CEOs and owners of private companies, offering diverse perspectives and experienced feedback that most leaders don’t get elsewhere.
Members review past results and next-month goals with peers and a Chair, identifying gaps and actions. Accountability spans business and personal leadership, including spiritual growth.
BaaM treats your business as a stewardship platform. Members learn to make decisions that honor God, impact people well, and integrate faith into strategy and culture.
Prayer is included in every meeting. Members pray for one another in pairs or as a group; there’s no pressure to lead if you’re not comfortable.
Forums meet monthly, typically for a full day of focused peer counsel, growth tools, and accountability.
- Reach out to a C12 Chair.
- Meet the Chair to discuss fit.
- Visit a forum as a guest (no cost, no obligation).
- If both sides agree it’s a fit, you’ll receive an invitation to join.
Yes—guests attend a forum to meet members and see the experience first-hand.
Yes—attending a forum as a guest lets you see how it works before deciding to join.
You will be provided with all meeting materials and participate in the forum agenda alongside members, as if you were a member yourself.
Chair FAQs
A C12 Chair is a Christian leader who recruits members, facilitates monthly peer advisory forums, and provides one-on-one coaching for Christian CEOs and business owners.
Chairs earn income from member fees. As forums grow, revenue increases. Successful Chairs can earn a six-figure annual income through multiple forums.
Yes. New Chairs receive onboarding, training, coaching, marketing support, and help from experienced Chairs. Formal paid training through C12 headquarters is required.
Prospects are found through networking, referrals, social media, LinkedIn, and other outreach activities. Referrals from existing members are especially effective.
A Principal Chair owns the local franchise rights. A Chair works with the Principal Chair to build and lead forums but does not own the franchise. Both serve members the same way.
Chairs facilitate group forums and monthly coaching, helping members tackle business challenges, refine strategy, grow teams, and apply faith-centered leadership.
A Chair impacts many leaders and their organizations, helping strengthen businesses and extend influence into people’s lives and communities.
Chairs should be mature Christian believers with strong business experience, entrepreneurial drive, and the ability to earn the respect of other leaders. They must also be financially prepared to develop their practice.
A Chair builds forums (business development), leads meetings (facilitation), and coaches members individually.
Start a confidential conversation with C12 leadership to share your resume, background, and sense of calling. The approval process includes interviews with local Chairs and C12 headquarters, plus the completion of multiple assessments.