Recent Developments
Press Releases and News of the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership
The Greenleaf Center hosted Willingboro, NJ Leaders Mayor Whitfield and Deputy Mayor Worthy to explore insights on government that listens, understands, and responds. Posted in Posts navigation ← Coffee With Rev. Dr. Stephanie Bush Mann
The Center hosted Rev. Dr. Stephanie Bush Mann to explore insights on governments and systems that listen, understand, and respond to societal needs. Posted in Posts navigation ← Coffee With Nicholas Enrich
The Center hosted New York Times Bestselling author, Nicholas Enrich, who lays out the story of how USAID was abolished and why foreign assistance remains in the interest of the United States. Nick truly exemplifies the essence of serving with courage. Posted in Posts navigation…
In Celebration of Women’s History Month, New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Governor and 33rd Secretary of State, Kim Guadagno, joined the Greenleaf Center to discuss creating a more caring society and shaping the next generation of women leaders. Posted in Posts navigation ← Coffee With Coffee…
In Celebration of Women’s History Month, New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Governor and 33rd Secretary of State, Kim Guadagno, joined the Greenleaf Center to discuss creating a more caring society and shaping the next generation of women leaders. Posted in Posts navigation ← Coffee With Coffee…
On February 26th The Center welcomed Jeh Johnson in celebration of Black History Month to discuss the invaluable contributions of African American servant leaders and their lasting legacy of service. Click below to watch the full interview. …
The Greenleaf Center congratulates Carl E. Clark as the newly-elected Chair of the Greenleaf Center Board of Trustees. Over the past several years, Carl has been instrumental in providing guidance on the Center’s efforts to redesign its consultative services to better assist organizations across sectors…
On January 29th The Greenleaf Center had an amazing conversation with Milwaukee Public Museum President and servant-leader exemplar, Dr. Ellen Censky. Ellen reminds us that creating and nurturing vibrant teams remains essential to achieving long lasting impact. Watch the full interview below! …
On October 29th the Center was pleased to host friends for the fourth annual Servant Leader Hall of Fame, honoring local and national leaders creating measurable impact and lasting change within organizations and communities around the country. This year’s esteemed group of 2025…
Last month, the Greenleaf Center was fortunate to facilitate a dialogue with leaders of MetroPower, a prominent southeast regional electrical and mechanical contracting company. Our conversation touched on a number of key servant leader practices known for supporting more cohesive teams that often result in…