Your Role as a Leader in Your Family

It is within the structure of the family unit that we begin to learn strategies and principles that govern good leadership. Respect, honor, care, advocacy, support, love, and character are developed from a young age and often carry over into adulthood and the marketplace. A good follower ultimately becomes a good leader. As we observe and listen during our upbringing, it translates into meaningful and effective practices that motivate, encourage, and inspire others.

About The Author

As Founder and Chief Executive of The Johnson Leadership Group LLC, Kevin provides organizations, and the people who work within them, with the tools to forge effective personnel and interpersonal communication. He delivers training on the elements of dynamic relationships, to equip teams with the attitudes and attributes needed to develop individuals into leaders. He does so through motivating workshops, seminars, insightful keynote speeches and compassionate coaching, all to encourage personal and professional growth. He is a Maxwell Certified Leadership Team trainer, coach, mentor and speaker, and an active member of the International Coaching Federation. Kevin enjoyed a 34-year career (retired) in government and private industry as a senior level leader. A native of Richmond, Virginia, he earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Management from Virginia Commonwealth University. Kevin is an ordained minister by the Church of God Ministries, Incorporated, Anderson, IN, and has held multiple leadership positions at the local, regional, national and international levels, including Senior Pastor. He lives in Clarksville, MD with his wife Gail and they raised three sons.