Slow down. Great advice.
If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be? Check out Servant Leader, Sandy Singer’s, explanation on why she would tell herself “Slow Down.” #Leadership #ServantLeadership #Wisconsin #WisconsinEvents #WISL
MSOE Summer in the City is just around the corner! See you there.
Join us on July 26-28 for Summer in the City, our annual reunion weekend! Alumni and friends are invited back to campus to reconnect with their classmates and enjoy a variety of on and off campus events! This year we are also happy to celebrate the 50th, 25th, 10th and 5th anniversaries of the classes of 1974, 1999, 2014 and 2019. Registration closes on July 12, don't miss out on the fun! For the full schedule of events and to register, visit https://lnkd.in/gEm7cXdP
This is an important read.
Associate Professor | I research, teach, and speak on leadership, ethics, and why they're so rarely found together
Every now and then I take a break from my usual focus on leadership and ethics and dabble in the world of business strategy and VUCA – Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity. I’m indebted to Nate Bennett, the real VUCA expert in the room, for always bringing me along for the ride when he has a new idea! Here’s our recent article on how AI may not be the quite slam dunk for business decision-making that some people assume. https://lnkd.in/eHQhe2Tb
The #MSOEMindset in action!
See what some of our student clubs and organizations were up to at the end of the academic year from the MSOE newsroom! 🏆 SAE Formula Hybrid won their third world championship https://bit.ly/45dpmkn 🎮 Honors Program collaborated with Menominee Tribal Enterprises https://bit.ly/4aPros1 🥪 FeelGood student org served up grilled cheese to help end world hunger https://bit.ly/4c3Vd9d 🚗 SAE Baja competed at nationals https://bit.ly/3yGyh1h 🚀 High Powered Rocketry Club tested out their rockets https://bit.ly/45e2xg7 🏥 Nursing students participated in a disaster simulation workshop https://bit.ly/3V8rrJD msoe.edu/newsroom
Thank you, Veterans! We have not forgotten that - All gave some, some gave all. God Bless you all.
On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their selflessness and courage will never be forgotten. ❤️ #MemorialDay2024 #Leadership #ServantLeadership #Wisconsin #WisconsinEvents #WISL
I wholeheartedly agree with this posting. Check out the graphic and the EIGHT "Superpowers." Well Done, Dora. Thank you!
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Can servant leaders succeed without showing strong authority? Many people say no. I disagree. Servant leaders leverage their authority through: - trust - respect - influence - empowerment They use their superpowers to create highly motivated and engaged teams. Servant leaders know that real leadership isn't about showing power—it's about: - inspiring and empowering others - respecting everyone's contributions - making sure everyone is valued and heard When people feel empowered, they take ownership of their work, driving results. Check out the cheat sheet and embrace your superpowers. What other superpowers of servant leaders would you add? P.S. ♻️ Repost if you believe in the strength of servant leadership.
This was an awesome talk. Practical, real world servant leadership!
You Cannot Doubt Yourself. Read that line again. There are going to be so many people in the world against you, so you have to believe in yourself. You are your biggest advocate, inspiration, and leader - don’t forget that. Speech by: John Kissinger | Milwaukee Fall City Wide 2023 #Inspirational #Inspiration #Leadership #ServantLeadership #Wisconsin #WisconsinEvents #WISL
The MKE-West Servant Leadership Roundtable met on the First Thursday of April to discuss how ‘leadership’ has changed in the last ten years and how that may be reflected in the practice of Servant Leadership. As usual, the conversation was engaging and interesting. Consider joining us on May 2. The group felt that ‘leadership’ had not changed what was required of them; however, people had changed. Briefly, people need to understand a leader's intentions more than in the past – much more transparency is required. How we work with conflict was also discussed. As leaders, authentic conversation is needed to work through conflict – not edicts or power-based communication. Our one-hour conversation went by quickly – a few of the takeaways were: · The work of a servant leader is facilitating good conversation · The leader’s intentions need to be clear · Servant leaders must model servant leadership · An uncomfortable conversation does not mean a lousy conversation · Transparency is more important than ever · People believe what they see and hear in action https://lnkd.in/gmNEfnwS Please join the conversation! #WISL #servantleadership
