Lifework Leadership
We’ve found that business leaders who follow the example of Jesus are not only better people, they infuse their surroundings with values and direction that make organizations and communities much better. Lifework Leadership is preparing, training, and transitioning a generation of business leaders to transform their companies, churches, and cities.
We start with a nine-month development process that begins with a reorienting retreat and continues with eight monthly, half-day sessions hosted on the Ashland University/Seminary campus. We use local experts, respected national speakers, and intentional relationships to develop ongoing, quality business leadership that flows from the life of Jesus.
Lifework Themes
Calling
Find confidence and clarity in your calling to be a missionary to your business culture and to those you lead.
Relationships
Realize the significance of knowing people well enough to appreciate and elevate their unique value to the world and to your workplace.
Worldview
Face the challenge to shape the outlook and choices of those you lead by tangibly living out your Christian beliefs and values.
Generosity
Find Jesus’ perspective in leading from an unselfish lifestyle of giving.
Integrity
Discover how a complete, undivided godly life creates a foundation through which your leadership can be trusted and valued.
Compassion
Receive encouragement to provide selfless leadership to others by caring deeply for them and their life situations.
Courage
Hear the call to affect positive change by leading with bold trust in God’s care, guidance and values.
Humility
Confront your limits and weaknesses as a leader and realize how they lead to reliance on God’s power in your work.
Legacy
Take a look beyond the present to see how attention to selfless and intentional transition will give your leadership enduring significance.
Interested?
If you are a follower of Jesus as well as a business executive, a business owner, or part of senior management team, you are invited to join the Lifework Leadership community.
Who to Contact
Doug Cooper
dcooper5@ashland.edu
419-289-5752