<p>This entry in the <strong>Red Letter Publishing</strong> <strong>Professional Series</strong> is the work of sixteen leaders in business, ministry, education, law, and public life. They seek answers to a simple question: what does true leadership require, and what insights or experiences have caused them to arrive at their conclusions?&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>Lessons in Leadership </em>opens the floor for a number of different discussions on leadership and its lessons for both the professional and personal realms of life. In this book, readers may consider:</p>

<ul>
<li>The manners in which leadership can be anonymous or invisible</li>
<li>The unexpected places in which one can find leadership wisdom</li>
<li>The questions one must ask oneself before asking others</li>
<li>The newest challenges to leaders in the present and near future</li>
<li>The ways in which leadership can echo through people and time</li>
</ul>

<p>The greatest leaders can never be truly replaced, and for this reason their wisdom is important to hear. Within these pages lie the insights that these magnificent few have chosen to share, and the visions that they have for the brighter future with tomorrow&rsquo;s leaders.</p>

<p><em><strong>Lessons in Leadership </strong></em>includes<em>&nbsp;</em>contributions from the following authors (ordered by last name):</p>

<p>Teri Cirillo<br />
Angie Fleitz<br />
Terry Gehrke<br />
Elizabeth George<br />
Angela Greer<br />
Chandra Goforth Irvin<br />
Marigrace McKay<br />
Wendy Nepute<br />
Lesa Nichols<br />
Mitzi Pendergrass<br />
Carlene Reid<br />
Karen Schreyer, Ph.D.<br />
Elizabeth Scott, Ph.D.<br />
Lora Tucker<br />
Debra Walton Wells<br />
Jovian Zayne</p>