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INSTRUCTOR
Who teaches it
Alex Palmeira
Vice President, Southern New England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and one of the catalysts of the ACTS Church Planting Movement, with planters in over twenty countries.
Departamental Conference Director
Mentorship Program for SDA Conference Departmental Directors
Vagas disponíveis
Descrição do serviço
Transformational Leadership for Mission Impact" A Transformational Leadership Accelerator for High-Impact Ministry This is not just a leadership program—it’s a leadership revolution. We are elevating SDA executive mentorship to a super high-performance Level 5 experience, where leaders not only manage but architect the future of the Adventist Church. 💡 We don't train administrators—we build world-class SDA executives who innovate, multiply, and sustain transformational impact. 1. Core Concept: What Makes It Level 5? 2. NEXT-LEVEL STRUCTURE: THREE IMMERSIVE PHASES a. PHASE 1: IGNITION – "Shaping the Leader Within" b. PHASE 2: EXPEDITION – "Executing Vision with Mastery" c. PHASE 3: SUMMIT – "Expanding Influence & Legacy Leadership" 3. NEXT-LEVEL STRUCTURE: 5 ULTRA-IMMERSIVE STAGES Stage 1: THE LEADERSHIP BLUEPRINT – Building the Leadership DNA Stage 2: EXECUTIVE MINDSET & ORGANIZATIONAL COMMAND – Mastering Influence & Strategy Stage 3: HIGH-PERFORMANCE EXECUTION & TEAM BUILDING – Leading High-Impact Departments Stage 4: MINISTRY MULTIPLICATION & IMPACT SCALING – Creating Sustainable Growth Models Stage 5: LEGACY LEADERSHIP & SYSTEMS DESIGN – Future-Proofing SDA Leadership Each stage is intensive, interactive, and action-driven, pushing SDA leaders beyond management into transformational influence.
Informações de contato
info@alexpalmeira.com
34 Sawyer St, South Lancaster, MA, USA
WHILE YOU ARE HERE
Three things worth doing with an account
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Both are free and stay open for a year. Enrolling takes a minute and costs nothing.
Modules run in person and fill from the waiting list. The calendar is the place to watch.
The module ends; the project does not. The group is where the week after gets talked about.
