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Leader as Servant Leadership Model

Sylvanus N Wosu

Editorial: Proisle Publishing Services

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The Leader As Servant Leadership Model The Laws of Integrative, Transformative Leadership In today's global world, there is no better time for servant's heart of service to reach people seeking authentic leadership. The Leader as Servant Leadership Model is for anybody who aspires to be a leader in service of others and organizations. The book guides you through four integrated dimensions of transformative leadership processes: personal, spiritual (relational), empowerment, and service. With this foundation and for the leadership process to be effective for growth of others and organization, the leader must be more centered on people than organization. Whether you're serving your church, business, institution, organization, or community, this book will guide you in a far-reaching, biblically-based dialogue on the role of the leader as servant. If you're serious about making a lasting and positive impact on others' lives, The Leader as Servant Leadership Model is for you. You are not ready to lead until you are willing to selflessly serve others. Sylvanus N. Wosu has served higher education for more than 25 years and is deeply devoted in leadership ministry, mentoring, discipleship, and global diversity. He is currently an Associate Dean for Diversity Affairs and a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering. He earned his PhD in engineering physics. A founding member and enduring leader of the African Christian Fellowship, USA, Professor Wosu has fulfilled ministerial duties in multiple churches of differing denominations. He is a commissioned Stephen Minister dedicated to the compassion caring ministry of families. Professor Wosu is the founder of Kanmas Leadership Institute (KLI), and the author of other books on leadership, including: The Authentic Leader as Servant Part I: The Outward Leadership Attributes...; The Authentic Leader as Servant Part II: The Inner Strength Leadership Attributes...and Compassion for Wholeness, and Discovery Guide to Compassion for Wholeness.
Disponible desde: 05/04/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 470 páginas.

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