Tag Archives: Servant Leadership

The “Structure” of “The Servant as Leader”

Posted on May 27, 2017 by Richard Guzman

Note:  This is the lead post in a series on Robert Greenleaf’s The Servant as Leader.  A seminal piece in leadership theory, this small book—a long essay, actually—started the whole field of Servant Leadership studies.  See end for a list … Continue reading →

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Homelessness and Me

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Richard Guzman

I have never been close to being homeless.  I’ve worked in homeless shelters for over 30 years, though, first at Hesed House in Aurora, and now for over 15 years coordinating my church’s homeless program at the Daybreak Shelter in … Continue reading →

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Grief and Social Change

Posted on September 4, 2015 by Richard Guzman

In his essay “The Servant as Leader”—a piece which launched the entire field of Servant Leadership studies—Robert Greenleaf tells of a two-day, off-the-record seminar attended by twelve ministers and theologians, and twelve psychiatrists of all faiths.  The theme: healing. The … Continue reading →

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