Executive Leadership Development of Corporate Healthcare Leaders: Integrating Spirituality into the Framework
Martin Shaw1, Keith Augustus Burton2, Jennifer Seberger3
1Center for Ministry Education and Research, AdventHealth University, Orlando, FL, USA.
Abstract:
A faith-based healthcare system implemented a Leadership as Wholeness formation program, including a spiritual formation curriculum described here. The spiritual formation curriculum intends to connect leaders with their purpose and identity to ensure mission stability in the organizational culture, now and in the future. More research must be done to understand how, or even if, these types of programs make a meaningful difference in organizational mission initiatives and workforce stability.
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