The Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership
Welcome to the website of the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership, an international non-profit organization! We invite you to learn about us and about servant leadership. You can learn more about servant leadership through our annual conference, our online catalog of books and materials, and our Speakers Bureau. You can become a member and access resources for members. We will be happy to send you a free information packet. Please contact us if you have any questions or comments. We look forward to hearing from you!
Iarocci to Serve as Next Greenleaf CEO
The Board of Trustees of the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership is pleased to announce that Joseph J. Iarocci has been selected as the organization’s next CEO. This decision successfully culminates an extensive search to ensure significant, continuous leadership of the Greenleaf Center following the decision by current CEO Dr. Kent M. Keith to complete his service as CEO on July 31, 2012.
A copy of the full announcement is available here.
Register for 2012 Annual International Conference
The Greenleaf Center's 22nd Annual International Conference will be held at the Downtown Marriott in Indianapolis, Indiana, from June 20-22, 2012. Wednesday, June 20 will be the pre-conference day, and Thursday and Friday, June 21-22 will be the conference days. We are pleased to again be working with the Association of Leadership Professionals. The conference will include workshops, featured speakers, networking opportunities, dinner, and more!
Registration is discounted nearly 20% from previous years and is available here. A pdf brochure with more information is available here.
In The Wisdom of Servant Leadership, Isabel Lopez explains the wisdom of the core message of Robert Greenleaf. She relates her own experiences as a leader in a large company, quotes poetry, and shares lessons learned from her grandmother. To get your copy, 
By listening to each other, people can achieve greater understanding and new insights that can lead to solutions or the identification of new opportunities. David S. Young explains how in The Gift of Dialogue. To get your copy, 
