12-Hour Training Curriculum

  • Life Leadership: What Separates People

    • Tim Clinton, Ed.D.

    What delineates between the people who “want to do great things” and those who actually “do great things?” In this session, Dr. Clinton tackles the real issues behind being not only a successful leader, but a great one.

  • Unity: The First Task of a Leader

    • Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.

    The first major task of any leader is to develop unity among his/her organizational team. In this session, Rolfe Carawan covers the steps needed to ensure that unity is at the foundational core of staff functioning and performance.

  • Ambassadors for Christ: The Message of Servant Leadership

    • Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

    A great leader is first a servant. Following Christ’s example of servant leadership, Dr. Scalise takes you through the core principles of His life, ministry, and leadership style within the context of leading as God’s ambassadors.

  • Essential Elements to Effective Leadership Coaching

    • Dwight Bain, M.A.; Georgia Shaffer, M.A.; and Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

    Things don’t get done by themselves. Someone has to be at the forefront of acting strategically. From leading experts in life and leadership coaching, Dwight Bain, Georgia Shaffer, and Dr. Scalise, comes this session that examines five essential elements that are necessary for effective leadership coaching.

  • Finding Your Voice: Every Leader Has a Story

    • Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.

    As a leader, it is important to know the mission and vision God has given a leader for life. In this session, Rolfe Carawan examines what it means to help a coach and his/her clients use a personal mission and vision as a basis for effective leadership coaching.

  • Strategies to Empower the Executives You Coach

    • Georgia Shaffer, M.A.

    A coach’s job is to help leaders develop a keener sense of self-awareness. Leadership Coach, Georgia Shaffer, addresses key strategies to explore with executives that will empower them to become successful leaders.

  • Leading Through Tough Times: Managing Change and Transition

    • Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.

    Life is full of tough moments, change, and transition. Personal experiences of staff members affect organizational success. Rolfe Carawan helps educate and inform coaches on how to mobilize executive leaders to manage these crisis moments.

  • Culturally Competent Leadership

    • Mark Crear, Ph.D.; Paris Finner-Williams, Ph.D., J.D., Esq.; and Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

    Coaches cannot be culturally isolated and uninformed if they are to successfully help others. Professional leaders within the African-American community, Drs. Crear and Finner-Williams, along with leadership expert, Dr. Scalise, discuss factors that will help motivate, encourage, and prepare coaches to increase their skills in cultural competency.

  • Leading Multiple Generations

    • Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.

    Leading an organization representing the various generations that may be present is always an important dynamic in coaching. Rolfe Carawan clearly defines how different generations are formed, how they interact, and how this applies in coaching and leadership.

  • Project Management for Leaders

    • Dwight Bain, M.A.

    One component of effective leadership is project management. Part of a coach’s role is to help his/her clients define the project and put it into manageable pieces that can be successfully addressed. Dwight Bain provides effective tools needed to accomplish this task.

  • Leaders Partnering at Home and at Work

    • Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.; Lea Carawan, M.A.; and Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

    Couples who work together bring a unique challenge to any organization or business. This session from married business partners, Rolfe and Lea Carawan, along with Dr. Scalise, will explore boundary setting and the balance between home and work.

  • Becoming a Great Leader: Running the Race with Endurance

    • Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

    We live in a culture of uncertainty that clamors for character and authentic leadership. This session covers the core principles and factors needed for a good leader to become great through a servant approach.

Our Faculty

Dwight Bain, M.A.

Eric Scalise, Ph.D.

Georgia Shaffer, M.A.

Lea Carawan, M.A.

Mark Crear, Ph.D.

Paris Finner-Williams, Ph.D., J.D.

Rolfe Carawan, M.Ed.

Tim Clinton, Ed.D., LPC, LMFT

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