Second Annual Servant Leadership Winter Conference Showcases Transformational Leadership Tools With Real-World Examples
International Leadership Expert John Maxwell, WD-40 CEO Garry Ridge, and Southwest Airlines Executive Elizabeth Bryant will share their experiences and perspectives to help inspire and equip conference participants
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Servant Leadership Institute (SLI), a forward-thinking leadership resource center, today announced it will host its second annual Winter Conference from January 31 to February 2, 2012, at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina, San Diego, California. The theme of this year's conference is "Servant Leadership: Turning Principles into Practice." SLI delivers leadership resources through training, consulting, and focused events.
This Annual Servant Leadership Winter Conference provides the unique opportunity for leaders in the public, private, and social sectors to understand Servant Leadership as the most effective method of leadership that treats people with dignity and respect while remaining committed to achieving results.
Servant Leadership Winter Conference guest speakers will include: John Maxwell, noted author and leadership expert; Garry Ridge, President & CEO of WD-40; Elizabeth Bryant, Director of Operational Training at Southwest Airlines; Dr. Leonard Sweet, International Speaker & Author of over 50 books; and other national noted leaders.
"We are fortunate to have such esteemed speakers at our second conference," states Datron president and CEO Art Barter. "If you are in a position of influence, a leader who is tired of the traditional models of power and intimidation, you need to attend. Begin transforming your organization from any level and watch employees' respect grow beyond your own expectations."
"Leadership is in crisis, especially as our world becomes both more complex and much smaller," states Dr. Tony Baron, President of Servant Leadership Institute. "Of course, transparency will help leaders build trust, but it will not solve the increasing gap between principle and practice unless a major paradigm shift takes place. Our goal is to challenge traditional perceptions of leadership and enable integration of Servant Leadership in our own environments."
Servant Leadership Winter Conference will provide a safe setting for open and honest dialogue about the means to achieve better leadership in any organization. Registration information is at www.ForTheSakeofOthers.com or by calling toll free 855-SLI-LEAD (855)754-5323.
About Servant Leadership Institute
Founded in 2009, SLI is a training resource center created by Datron CEO Art Barter to serve and help build organizations determined to make a positive difference in their community. SLI resources include many field-tested publications (including The Art of Servant Leadership). Founder and CEO, Art Barter and President Dr. Tony Baron, plus selected members of their staff speak nationally and are available for future engagements. For organizations with limited financial resources, Datron may provide scholarships to qualified candidates so that future servant leaders can be inspired and equipped to make a difference. For more information about the Servant Leadership Institute, visit www.ForTheSakeofOthers.com.
About Datron World Communications, Inc.
Datron World Communications Inc. delivers communications products and systems worldwide. The company's offerings enable governments, security forces and commercial users worldwide to establish and maintain critical voice and data connectivity. Known for their ease-of-use and reliability, Datron's products and systems are currently deployed in over 80 countries worldwide. Datron World Communications Inc. was established in 1971 and is headquartered in San Diego, California, USA. For more information, visit: www.dtwc.com
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