I recently found another example on the internet which brings some interesting points to the surface.  The article highlighted a person from Michigan, Mr. Sudyk.  He has an outsourcing company in Chennai, India, providing medical transcribers and software engineers to American businesses, employing 75 people.

Mr. Sudyk says the Gospel is used to illuminate every aspect of his business, from its ethics to its help to local ministries.   The business is located in a non-Christian region, so some interesting practices are used.

• Each afternoon at the Chennai office, there is a 10-minute prayer.
  
• People are not pressured.  "We don't push our religion down their throat," Mr. Sudyk said. "Our philosophy is that you're not going to talk anybody into it. But they clearly know it's a Christian-run company."

• Values and leadership practices model Christ's teaching.
  
• Prayer meetings and Bible sessions are permitted on a voluntary basis.
  
• Evangelism is within the limits of law -- no one is pressured or pushed toward Christ, yet those who seek information are assisted with joy.