Building relationships
One of the great blessings of this blog is all the great people I have met over the past six months who have a genuine interest in servant-leadership. There are a few, such as Phil at Make it Great! and Bren over at Slacker Manager, who I know only via e-mail and their blog. Others I have had a chance to meet in person.
Magellan Executive Resources, based in the Twin Cities, is one such group. Jeff Pauley, Dr. James Sipe and Rob Moreland focus most of their consulting work on developing servant-leaders. They are doing some great things in the Twin Cities area and are working hard to promote servant-leadership within organizations. Much of their work is with city governments and their recent time in Rochester received some well-deserved publicity in the local press (see here).
I am honored to have met the folks at Magellan and am encouraged by the commitment they and others have shown in spreading the powerful message of how servant-leadership can transform individuals, organizations and communities.
Magellan Executive Resources, based in the Twin Cities, is one such group. Jeff Pauley, Dr. James Sipe and Rob Moreland focus most of their consulting work on developing servant-leaders. They are doing some great things in the Twin Cities area and are working hard to promote servant-leadership within organizations. Much of their work is with city governments and their recent time in Rochester received some well-deserved publicity in the local press (see here).
I am honored to have met the folks at Magellan and am encouraged by the commitment they and others have shown in spreading the powerful message of how servant-leadership can transform individuals, organizations and communities.
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