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Conversations Over Coffee
Models of Leadership
November 7, 2007
Objectives
To identify several different types of leaders
To describe differences between types
To discuss ideas about effective leadership
strategies
To apply “best practices” in discussing
examples
Leadership
A process by which a person influences
others to accomplish an objective and directs
an organization in a way that makes it more
cohesive and coherent
Creating a way for people to contribute to
making something extraordinary happen
Types of Leaders
Servant Leadership
Transforming Leadership
Charismatic Leadership
Distributed Leadership
Collaborative Leadership
What traits do you associate with
effective leaders?
Words
6: “I admit I made a mistake”
5: “You did a good job”
4: “What is your opinion?”
3: “If you please”
2: “Thank you”
1: “We”
5 Practices of Exemplary Leadership
Kouzes and Posner, 2003
Model the way
Inspire a shared vision
Challenge the process
Enable others to act
Encourage the heart
10 Commitments of Leadership
Kouzes and Posner, 2003
Model the way
Find your voice by
clarifying your
personal values
Set the example by
aligning action with
shared values
10 Commitments of Leadership
Inspire a shared
vision
Envision the future by
imagining exciting
and enabling
possibilities
Enlist others in a
common vision by
appealing to shared
aspirations
10 Commitments of Leadership
Challenge the process
Search for opportunities
by seeking innovative
ways to change, grow and
improve
Experiment and take risks
by constantly generating
small wins and learning
from mistakes
10 Commitments of Leadership
Enable others to act
Foster collaboration
by promoting
cooperative goals and
building trust
Strengthen others by
sharing power and
discretion
10 Commitments of Leadership
Encourage the heart
Recognize
contributions by
showing appreciation
for individual excellence
Celebrate the values
and victories by
creating a spirit of
community
What do you expect from a leader?
Leadership is a reciprocal process
that involves the relationship
between those who aspire to lead
and those who choose to follow
Credibility=Foundation
Walk the walk
Money where their mouth is
Practice what they preach
They do what they say they will do
Share the Vision Through
Communication
Powerful language, metaphors (think MLK)
Stories
Positive Communication: Enthusiasm,
bounce, can-do
Non-verbal communication-gesture, touch,
lean in, eye contact
LISTEN
Conversations
Divide into groups to discuss vignettes and
then report back to whole group