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Ten Principles of
Servant
Leadership
Presenter: William M. Casterlow
Kent State University at Stark
The ideas behind servant leadership are ancient, but Robert K. Greenleaf is the person
who first articulated them for our time. Greenleaf was born in 1904 in Terre Haute,
Indiana at the height of that city’s robust participation in the Industrial Revolution. His
father, George, was a wizard mechanic and machinist who also acted as a community
steward. In his last published writing, Greenleaf said his father was his original model for
a servant‐leader.
Servant leadership is a philosophy and
set of practices that enriches the lives of
individuals, builds better organizations
and ultimately creates a more just and
caring world.
Listening Conceptualization
Empathy Foresight
Healing Stewardship
Commitment to
Awareness Growth
Persuasion Building
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