Implementing Servant Leadership: Stories from the Field
by Don M. Frick
From the D. B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University and Robert K. Greenleaf biographer Don M. Frick: stories that explain how servant-leaders are implementing the most important leadership approach of our time.
Read how servant leaders are transforming people and cultures in five settings, ranging from a coffee shop and VA hospital in Wisconsin to a faith community in Cape Town, South Africa. Plus, a chapter on the lessons of implementation.
Servant leaders share which books they use for training, how they measure trust in their organization, how they hire, fire, and manage with caring and accountability, and how they practice servant leadership in a desperate settlement in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Reviews
"This book describes a loving and caring world a lot of people yearn for and explains how servant leaders help create that world. It will motivate you to be a servant-leader or try servant leadership in your life and organization." –Kent Keith, CEO, Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership
"Convenient one-stop study for practitioners of servant leadership: a Greenleaf primer for principles, with excellent implementation "how-to" ideas, and inspiring stories of servant-leaders modeling the way." –Duane Trammell, Founding Partner and Executive Vice President, Ann McGee-Cooper & Associates.
"I love this short and powerful book! The people you meet in these pages are unforgettable: courageous, committed servant leaders who first do their own inner heart work and then patiently seek to transform their organizations and colleagues." –Deborah Vogele-Welch, Founder, Reflective Leadership Associates