Great leadership is defined by how it multiplies itself. This is easier said than done. This workshop focuses on how to make multiplication the culture of your church/organization. We will explore the lessons Elmbrook is learning as we seek to discover the greatest predictors to growth by multiplication more than addition. We will also explore some barriers to a multiplication culture that we need to navigate. This is a very practical workshop you will want to attend with your team.
Albo Esilaba - Creating a Culture of Multiplication
Brookfield Campus
February 4, 2017 • Albo Esilaba
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