Worldwide Network for Servant Leadership

Sponsored by the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership.

Welcome

To the platform which facilitates communication and collaboration on the topic of Servant Leadership. Click here for the Greenleaf Center for Servant-Leadership

The platform is complimentary to websites around the globe on the topic of servant-leadership.

Members

  • Bernie Ronan
  • Huh, Hyung
  • Travis Searle
  • Jeffrey D. McKee
  • Danielle Kolton
  • Richard C. Paterik, Ph.D.
  • Chinye Chukwuma
  • LaDonna McGohan
  • Mark Price Perry
  • Margaret Christensen
  • Jeanine Vermeulen
  • Travis Adams
  • Kelsey Angle
  • Bruce Lloyd
  • Karl Richard Ohrn
  • Charlene Kemp
  • Shell Vera
  • Bob Hillhouse
  • Rik Burger
  • Hedwig Darley

Some simple rules

1. Share Your Experiences. Every voice counts.

2. Ask Questions. If something doesn't make sense, ask and don't accept anything on face value.

3. No Selling. If you have a product or service, that's ok, just don't use this forum to promote it.

It's that simple.

Groups

World News from CNN

Obama, pope discuss stem cells

Saudi women's activist demands right to travel

UK police probe Gitmo torture claims

French ship joins hunt for AF447 'black box'

Suu Kyi trial nears end in Myanmar

Viterbo University

The Immorality of Giving.

Masks

Servant Leadership in Rwanda

Mentoring.

Servant Leadership is...tossed in the leadership salad like crotons

 


Online catalog of servant-leadership resources

Events

August 4

Tuesday

September 9

Wednesday

Forum

Jan Vos

Reflections on the 19th Annual International Conference - Milwaukee 2 Replies

Today, Friday June12th, the 2009 conference with over 600 attendees is unfolding in a wonderful fashion. New relationships are being build, lot's of learning is taking place, the atmosphere is upbe...

Tagged: members, attendees, workshops, speakers, conference

Started by Jan Vos in Conference 2009. Last reply by Benjamin Lichtenwalner Jul 7.

Keith Allan

Past Present and Future: Servant Leaders 6 Replies

Hello, A note to the Greenleaf Center for Servant-Leadership: There are a number of web forums that serve as potential "contacts" for member recruitment. Linkedin is one network that has an active...

Started by Keith Allan in Platform usage and application. Last reply by Keith Allan May 6.

Lisa Jones

Companies currently using servant leadership principles 9 Replies

Does your company/organization currently use servant leadership principles? Do you know of a company/organization that does? What is the name of the company/organization and how is servant leadersh...

Started by Lisa Jones in Implementation. Last reply by Naomi E. Blackburn Jul 5.

Latest Activity

Bernie Ronan and Huh, Hyung joined Worldwide Network for Servant Leadership
2 hours ago
Paul Bruno added a blog post
Ryck Lent, expert in on-line communities discusses how social media can help your job search and career! Click on the link provided below: www.alltalkradio.net/careerczar/career071009.mp3
19 hours ago
Jan Vos commented on Timothy Ewest's blog post 'A Transformational Servant Leader. . . .'
Please do post it there, I'm very keen to better understand the overlap and differnces between the two as well.
yesterday
Travis Searle joined Jan Vos's group
Research
yesterday
Travis Searle and Jeffrey D. McKee joined Worldwide Network for Servant Leadership
yesterday
Don Frick and Benjamin Lichtenwalner are now friends
yesterday
Danielle Kolton replied to Jim Silva's discussion 'Stages of Servant Leadership'
I just came across Stages of Development of a servant-leader by Tony Zampella, a consultant. He indicated four stages: physical - emotional - mental - spiritual. Each stage is inclusive of the previous stage ascending to a wholeness: The physical...
on Wednesday
Danielle Kolton, Richard C. Paterik, Ph.D., Chinye Chukwuma and 1 more joined Worldwide Network for Servant Leadership
on Wednesday
Timothy Ewest commented on Timothy Ewest's blog post 'A Transformational Servant Leader. . . .'
Seems we disagree. Transformational Leadership is centered on a group, organization or company and the TL leader does supplant his/her own interest in order to build a bridge of shared values to the other person, but the other person contributes ...
on Tuesday
Jan Vos commented on Sandra Ries's event 'Servant Leadership Book Study'
Was great to join the call, Learned and was hopefully able to add value as well.
on Tuesday
Jan Vos commented on Timothy Ewest's blog post 'A Transformational Servant Leader. . . .'
Transformational Leaders share and align with their followers interest; after the organizational objectives have been established. The latter is not necessarily done by the top alone, although often they do.
on Tuesday
Timothy Ewest commented on Timothy Ewest's blog post 'A Transformational Servant Leader. . . .'
Hmm. I wasn't expecting that as an answer. I'm not sure I agree. There is research by Smith, Montagno and Kuzemenko (2004) that suggests that Transformational Leaders share and align with their followers interest (meaning the objectives are mutual...
on Tuesday
Sandra Ries added an event
August 4, 2009 from 12pm to 1pm
You’re invited to a free Servant Leadership book study group! Share experiences and learn together by reading and discussing the first three essays in the book Servant Leadership: A Journey into the Nature of Legitimate Power and Greatness by Rob...
on Tuesday
Sandra Ries updated an event
July 7, 2009 from 12pm to 1pm
You’re invited to a free Servant Leadership book study group! Share experiences and learn together by reading and discussing the first three essays in the book Servant Leadership: A Journey into the Nature of Legitimate Power and Greatness by Rob...
on Tuesday
Mark Price Perry, Margaret Christensen, Jeanine Vermeulen and 1 more joined Worldwide Network for Servant Leadership
on Tuesday
Niek Heining and Sjaak de Winter are now friends
on Tuesday
 
 

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Jan Vos

How you can help the network increase its value

Posted by Jan Vos on February 18, 2009 at 3:33am — 7 Comments

 

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