Sentences with phrase «recognizing creative leadership»

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If church leadership had recognized that the medieval form of Christianity needed to be transformed because print was becoming the dominant medium, then church leaders might have seen people like Martin Luther as creative leaders bringing Christianity into a new era.

What makes this education theological is that its goal is defined theologically and not functionally: it is leadership of those who share «Christian identity» — that is, that community which recognizes and responds to God's creative and saving activity in and for the world — guided by that same Christian identity.

ASCD, an international educational leadership association, created the OYEA Program in 2002 to recognize creative and committed teachers and administrators under the age of 40 who are making a difference in children's lives.

Recognized for thought leadership in New Orleans, she has lectured and moderated panels on a range of topics including translating theory to practice, rethinking organizational sustainability, creative publishing strategies, and institutional / community relationship building.

Expertise in Building and Leading Small to Large Start - up / Turnaround Sales Operations Talented, creative, and profit - driven sales and operations leader recognized for exemplary sales growth, proactive approach in business development, and extensive team leadership experience.

Proven leadership and communication skills, recognized for providing clear, creative and artistic direction.

I am a highly versatile business leader that is recognized for leadership, creative solutions, exceeding sales objectives, and team building abilities.

She also has been recognized for her leadership in building the women's funding movement with the National Creative Philanthropy Award and Gloria Steinem's Women of Vision Award, and (in 2015) with an honorary doctorate of humane letters from her alma mater, Southern Methodist University, among other honors.

Helen has been recognized for her leadership in building the women's funding movement, including the following awards: the National Creative Philanthropy Award from the National Network of Women's Funds, Gloria Steinem's Women of Vision Award through the Ms. Foundation for Women, the Equity Leadership Award from Nontraditional Employment of Women (NOW), the Laura Parsons Pratt Award for outstanding Achievement on Behalf of Women and Children from the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, and as an Honoree of the Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family.