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Deep Leadership Across Cultures. L eading a shelter organization probably requires you to play many different roles over the course of a day…. Fearless Advocate. Counselor and Therapist. Multi-tasking Manager. Inter-Agency Diplomat. Fundraising Expert. Motivational Coach. Firefighter. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Deep Leadership
Across Cultures
Leading a shelter organization probably
requires you to play many different roles over the
course of a day…..
Fearless Advocate
Counselor and Therapist
Multi-tasking Manager
Inter-Agency Diplomat
Fundraising Expert
Motivational Coach
Firefighter
Daily Miracle Worker
Wise Spiritual Leader
(plus remembering togo home and have a life)
Great leaders are…
• Grounded• Courageous• Humble• Decisive• Constantly learning
Great leaders can…• Communicate effectively • Embrace change & uncertainty• Engage others towards a shared goal• Prioritize and focus their efforts• Ask for help
Great leaders have…
• Boundless energy• Deep domain knowledge• Integrity• A sense of vision & direction• Profound self-awareness
Lines of Leadership Development
The Inward Arc
The Outward Arc
Source
‘Outer’ Lines of Development
Technical skillsProcess skills
MetaskillsDomain knowledgePersonal experience
‘Inner’ Lines of Development
Blending theory and practice (Praxis)Meta-capacities
Psychological developmentSpiritual development
Congruence
How do you cultivate the ‘inner’ qualities of leadership?
• Being grounded & centered• Self-awareness• Humility• Courage• Vision• Energy• Integrity• Authenticity
Leaders from all sectors are working in increasingly complex social terrain…..
…especially between cultures
As leaders your work may include
• Providing effective services to Aboriginal clients• Getting a deeper understanding of where clients are
coming from• Building effective working relationships with
Aboriginal agencies and community organizations• Recruiting and managing Aboriginal staff• Increasing the cultural competence of non-
Aboriginal staff• Working with Elders, community liaison workers
and cultural specialists
So what is Culture?
A Working Definition of Culture
“A system of shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts that the
members of a society use to cope with their world and with one another, and
that are transmitted from generation to generation through learning.”
(Bates, D. G., and Plog, F. Y. (1990). Cultural Anthropology. New York: McGraw-Hill.)
The ‘Iceberg’ Model of Culture
Above the surface
Below the surface
Action Layer Ritual, communication,
body language
Speech Layer Language, vocabulary, grammar
Thought LayerValues, attitudes, ethics, beliefs
Artifact Layer
All people have culture
Most of culture is invisible and unconscious
Cultural patterns that we are not familiar with are often invisible to us
Education is the transmission of culture
Many basic cultural patterns are in place by two (mothers are the carriers of culture)