FEBRUARY 2018
Servant Leadership: Moving from Mindset to Skill Set
Mindset begins by recognizing that there are two parts of servant leadership, says best-selling business author Ken Blanchard. “There is the vision, direction, and goals—that’s the leadership part. The servant leadership skill set is turning that vision into action. Now you are looking at the day-to-day management behaviors people need from their leader to succeed.”
FREE ONLINE EVENT!
February 28, 2018
Servant Leadership In Action
Join best-selling business author Ken Blanchard for an in-depth look into the concept of servant leadership and how it can transform the culture and performance of your organization.
CLIENT SPOTLIGHT
Designing a Leadership Curriculum
“Our new CEO and our executive vice president of HR began to identify competencies and narrow them down to a few we wanted to emphasize,” explains Christine Abbeduto of Chamberlain Group. “We finally got it down to 17 competencies, but knew we wouldn’t be able to focus on all of those at the same time.”
PODCAST
David Novak on the Awesome Power of Recognition
In this episode of the Blanchard LeaderChat podcast we speak with David Novak, co-founder and former CEO of Yum! Brands and author of O Great One!: A Little Story About the Awesome Power of Recognition.
RESEARCH
Why a Situational Approach to Leadership Matters
Effective leadership behaviors are context-specific depending on the development level of the follower on a particular goal or task. This study looks at how matching leadership style to follower needs impacts trust, well-being and work intentions.
TRAINING FOR TRAINERS
Upcoming Sessions
For trainers, facilitators, and individuals responsible for mentoring, coaching, and developing others, our Training for Trainers (T4T) sessions prepare you to roll out The SLII Experience into your organization.
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Servant Leadership in Action
Servant leadership is one of the most effective approaches to guiding employees toward an outcome that fosters growth, connectedness, and encouragement. When a company employs servant leadership across the board it can help the business run more effectively and efficiently. Servant leadership is not just a moral imperative, it’s a far more effective way to lead.
