Art Barter, Founder, and CEO of The Servant Leadership Institute

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This week Richard and Joe welcomed Art Barter, founder, and CEO of the Servant Leadership Institute.

In the first segment Richard and Joe welcomed Ryan Macaulay of Epic Sports to discuss their 13th Annual Desert Smash celebrity Pro-Am event taking place on Tuesday, March 7th, 2017 at the world-renowned Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage California.desert-smash-event-logo-blackDesert Smash brings the top ATP and WTA Tour Pro’s together to play for a day with Hollywood’s biggest stars raising funds for the event beneficiary, St Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor Jon Hamm will host the 13th Annual Desert Smash!

Art Barter photaArt Barter, founder, and CEO of The Servant Leadership Institute (SLI). Art is known globally as an advocate for servant leadership and believes, “How we get results is more important than the results themselves.”

servant-leadership-logoTo teach people about the power of servant leadership, Barter started in his own backyard by rebuilding the culture of the manufacturing company he bought in 2004, Datron World Communications. Barter believes the most important measure of his companies’ success is how many people they have helped. Since the establishment of the Datron Charitable Fund in 2006, the employees of Datron and SLI have given over 900 grants in 47 different countries in addition to serving its customers around the world.

“How we get results is more important than the results themselves.”

The guiding principle behind servant leadership is that it is the leader’s responsibility to serve the interests of the employees and the community in which the company is surrounded, NOT the company’s fiscal best interests. By fostering these interests, the company and its employees grow in prosperity and social awareness. Many people view the idea of servant leadership as a method that will help restore the public’s faith in the business leaders of America. While the philosophy of servant leadership was first pioneered by Robert Greenleaf at AT&T back in 1968, Mr. Barter is working to make this innovative approach to management more widely used throughout the business world.

Mr. Barter was named to 2017’s Top Thought Leaders by Trust Across America.

On March 13-14 SLI will be hosting their 17th Servant Leadership Conference “The Music of Servant Leadership” at the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina. Art Barter has said, “Help your employees find the beat, then watch them dance.” Servant leadership is no quickstep. It’s like a waltz with dips and turns, a journey that takes patience and dedication. With inspiring speakers, interactive sessions, and a wide array of tools to equip you on your journey, you’ll leave this conference with pep in your step and a desire to lift those around you.

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