Leadership Pipeline co::Lab coming to Atlanta in March 2017!
In 2013, Mac Lake and Will Mancini of Auxano joined forces to develop a Leadership Pipeline Development process for churches. This process focuses on building a culture of leadership development and emphasizes four essential components of an intentional leadership development strategy.
- Structure – How is your church structured? Just as our spinal structure can dramatically impact our mobility, our church structure can impact the development of new leaders. Most churches structure for function rather than for development. An intentional leadership development strategy focuses on both function and development as it builds their structure.
- System – How do potential leaders move to new levels of leadership? It’s essential you have a defined system or map for moving leaders from one level to the next. The absence of such a system makes the leadership development pathway confusing and inconsistent.
- Content – What skills are essential for every level of the leadership pipeline? New skills are required as leaders move to new levels of leadership. Too often we simply throw them into leadership responsibility without proper preparation. An intentional Leadership Pipeline Development plan will define exactly what competencies are required for various levels of leadership, and how to get them there.
- People – Who is responsible for equipping new leaders? If that responsibility falls solely on the shoulders of one person, you will never build a culture of leadership development. The focus must be on raising an abundant harvest of reproducing leaders in your church. That’s when you will begin to fill your leadership pipeline.
Since 2013, we have worked with nearly 100 churches over six-month iterations to build their own unique Leadership Pipeline.
During the six-month timeframe, churches benefit from…
- 20 principles for creating a culture of Leadership Pipeline Development
- Tools and techniques for developing leaders
- A template to guide them in building their own systems
- Development of a learning path for every level of their pipeline
- An action planning guide for use between sessions
Join us in Atlanta beginning in March 2017 to create your own Leadership Pipeline. Imagine never having to use the excuse “we don’t have enough leaders” or “we have all the wrong leaders” again. Imagine never having to look outside of your best volunteers for the next hire.
Leadership Pipeline Logistics
WHERE North Metro Church
2305 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW
Marietta, GA 30064
DIRECTIONS http://bit.ly/2gFqdAJ
DATES AND TIMES
- March 6
- May 30
- July 10
- August 28
- September 25*
*Each session will last from 1-5:30 p.m.
WHO Up to 12 churches, with each church team allowed up to six key staff.\
TOTAL COST $2,500 per team
COACHES Mac Lake
Mac is a pioneering influence in the church planting movement. In 1997, he planted Carolina Forest Community Church (Myrtle Beach, SC). In 2004, he began serving as Leadership Development Pastor at Seacoast Church (Charleston, SC) where he served for over six years. In July 2010 Mac Lake joined with West Ridge Church to become the Visionary Architect for the LAUNCH Network. Mac and his wife, Cindy, live in metro Atlanta and have three children, Brandon, Jordan and Brianna.
You can follow Mac on his blog at www.maclakeonline.com
David Putman
David planted his first church in 1988 and has served as a planter, strategist and coach. His experience includes serving with the North American Mission Board, where he was responsible for setting strategic direction for the Church Planting Group. He also served as Executive Pastor in the North Atlanta area where he co-founded www.churchplanters.com.
He is author of Detox for the Overly Religious (2010), Breaking the Discipleship Code (2008), and co-author of Breaking the Missional Code with Ed Stetzer (2006).
David lives with his wife, Tami, in the Atlanta area. They have two grown children; Dave and Amanda, along with three incredible grandchildren.
For more information or to register for the Leadership Pipeline Co::Lab email davidp@auxano.com.
