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This is the first UK guide to the growing philosophy of servant leadership, with articles by a number of recognised consultants and practitioners in the field. The book explains how true leaders are driven by a motivation to help and serve others, and shows how these principles can be profitably employed in business institutions and organisations. First conceived over 30 years ago by celebrated American management guru Robert Greenleaf, the ideas of servant leadership are only now beginning to acquire major international recognition. The book is supported and endorsed by the UK's Greenleaf Centre for Servant Leadership.
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Ralph Lewis and John Noble co-founded the Greenleaf Centre for Servant-Leadership in 1997 following a discussion at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Both have a passion for developing servant-leaders and a strong belief in its potential for benefiting all aspects of organisational life.
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