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The Serve to Lead Style

Published by LeaderConnect with Neil Jurd

“Serve to Lead” is the motto of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, where British Army officers are taught to lead. This approach to leadership emphasises the importance of humility and compassion in leadership. Neil Jurd OBE, a former Sandhurst instructor explains how Serve to Lead should be part of your approach to leadership. ObjectivesApply servant leadership principles in a team setting; Develop effective leadership skills for a specific industryRolesHR Generalist; Compliance Officer; Facilities Manager; Executive Leadership; Department Chair; Software Engineer; Team Lead; Product Manager; Internal Auditor; DeanDepartmentsOperations and Administration; Academic Leadership; Product Development; Leadership and Management; Risk ManagementIndustriesEducation; Technology and Software; Finance and Banking; HealthcareTagsteam-management; servant-leadership; leadership-developmentTopicsServant Leadership; Leadership Development; Team Management

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