People Management & Care Archives

Master your first team meeting and make a strong impression!

Mastering Your First Meeting By Tom Yeakley

February 28, 2020

Master Your First Team Meeting for a Strong First Impression There is only one “first meeting” when forming your leadership team–you won’t be able to have a “do-over.” Therefore, you will want to ensure that it is a success. It will set the tone and pattern for future team meetings and if done well will…

The Power of God to Transform

January 31, 2020

Seize this opportunity to allow God to transform your leadership! Christian Leadership Alliance presents The Outcomes Conference 2020 – TRANSFORM. The Scripture that inspires this year’s theme can be found in Romans 12:1-3: Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing…

The Alliance exists to equip and unite leaders called to transform the world for Christ.

EQUIPPING FOR KINGDOM OUTCOMES

December 27, 2019

THE CALL OF EQUIPPING KINGDOM-FOCUSED LEADERS The success and impact of equipping leaders through Christian Leadership Alliance is a testimony to the many Christian men and women who have invested their wealth of experience and knowledge in legacy to the future of emerging Christian leaders. It all began on March 20, 1976, when a group…

Unifying the Team By Rick Garris

December 20, 2019

Bring Your Team Together – United in Purpose Let’s say you are tasked with a huge organizational objective for your team. You are given a short time to accomplish it, and are provided with a team of people from all over the country with varied backgrounds and skills. With no best practices to follow, or…

Equip Your Employees By Roby Walker

December 18, 2019

Equip Your Employees by Investing in Them The dictionary defines the word “equip” as “to make ready… to furnish for service or action by appropriate provisioning.” Equipping is the what. But how you equip varies by each individual and can be overwhelming to think about. Generational Differences And perhaps the best starting point is to…

Change and the Workplace By Dr. Paul White

December 16, 2019

Understanding Change in the Workplace The biggest change to the workplace in the last decade has been the influx of millions of younger employees and the exodus of older generations. This shift has had a dynamic effect on the look, feel, and structure of workplace culture. Recent employee engagement surveys have found that employee satisfaction…

Developing Women for Leadership By Dr. Halee Gray Scott

November 25, 2019

The Intentional Development of Millennial Women for Leadership In the 21st century, we are inclined to think that there are no unknown territories, no frontiers left uncharted for women. Yet, when Christian nonprofit organizations seek to equip millennial women for leadership, they are embarking, like Lewis and Clark, on a journey into terra incognita. The…

Mentoring Next Generation Leaders by Dr. Tim Elmore

November 11, 2019

There is an art to mentoring next generation leaders. I just got off the phone with a business friend who was sharing about next generation leaders. He and I chuckled over an interview he’d just conducted with a recent college graduate. The candidate was a bright and overconfident female who told him in the midst…

I Am Still Becoming By Alex McElroy

November 8, 2019

Becoming is a process. It is not always clear what something is becoming until it has already become. Recently, my daughter has been learning about life cycles in school. She was enthralled each day to report back the progress – the egg became larvae (caterpillar), then it entered the pupa stage (chrysalis), and finally the…

Seeing the Reflection of God By Larry Gadbaugh

November 6, 2019

The Weird and Wonderful Reflection of God My son and I had bounced out to our local grocery store to pick up a few items. As usual we encountered fellow shoppers with bedhead hair, profanity-laced sweatshirts, PJs, face and body piercings, and outfits designed to display as many of their tattoos as possible. My hometown’s unofficial…