Leadership for a New Generation
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Mark Pettus, President of Highlands College in Birmingham, draws on his invaluable experience in growing Church of the Highlands’ student ministry from a few dozen to several thousand to share insightful leadership strategies on how to effectively lead as followers and responsibilities increase in this week’s conversation with Nate Dewberry. Mark highlights the worth of building a well-rounded team of talents in leadership positions and discusses the difficult balance between leading at work and at home. Moreover, he offers invaluable guidance to young people aspiring to become tomorrow’s leaders.
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0:00—Intro/Redeemed updates
3:40—The experiences that shaped Mark and his leadership style
15:49—Growing your leadership capacity as you’re leading more people
23:17—Keys to building a strong, focused team
33:54—What does redemption mean to you?
36:52—Balancing leadership at work with leadership at home
47:21—Mark’s advice—and praise—for young leaders
53:50—What’s happening at Highlands College
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