What is Servant Leadership?
Servant leadership is a philosophy and set of practices that enriches the lives of individuals, builds better organizations and ultimately creates a more just community and a caring world.
We’re proud to partner with Viterbo University to offer you the Servant Leadership program now in a 6-week course.
Take advantage of this opportunity to learn servant leadership skills from nationally recognized, in-demand facilitator Tom Thibodeau. The takeaways from each session are timely, practical and impactful.
Upcoming Course
SPRING 2026 6-WEEK COURSE
LOCATION Viterbo University | Fine Arts Center, 116 Hospitality Suite
TIME 8:00am – 11:30am
DATES March 12, March 19, March 26, April 2, April 9, April 16.
Enjoy continental breakfast and refreshments during the program’s kickoff session. Coffee, water and light snacks will be available for other sessions.
*Given the nature of this program, all participants must treat other participants respectfully. Abusive, threatening, or similar language will not be tolerated. Participants who do not abide by this principle will be dismissed from the program.*
Scholarship application deadline is Friday, February 20, 2026.
Pricing
CHAMBER MEMBER – $1,200
NON-MEMBER – $1,500
2026 SPONSORSHIPS
Interested in Sponsorship? Email Angela Seeger, Business Outreach Director.
Servant Leadership Sponsorship - $1,500 (4 Available)
As a Servant Leadership Sponsor you get:
Verbal recognation at the first and last session.
- Logo recognition on
- The binder that attendees recieve
- The Leadership La Crosse website
- Event Registration page
“This class provides great insight into the role of servant leadership in our communities & businesses. As a leader it has helped me look more at the impact I have on others & how I serve them rather than the focus being on me.”
“Entry level ownership would achieve satisfying results from attending this class. More than a class, it’s an opportunity to share life’s experiences as individuals in the community.”
“The classes provide an excellent opportunity for self-reflection and self-evaluation. It was also good to share experiences with other members of our community that I may not have had another chance to interact with.”