2026 Conference on Servant Leadership
Theme: Resilience
For the past 23 years, Viterbo University has held a Conference on Servant Leadership for individuals who aspire to be servant leaders in nonprofit organizations, small and large businesses, government, health care, ministry, and education.
Rooted in the principles of empathy, humility, and ethical stewardship, servant leadership emphasizes a leader's responsibility to serve others. Throughout the conference, attendees will engage with thought leaders, researchers, and practitioners from divers sectors who will share cutting-edge research, practical strategies, and real-world case studies that exemplify servant leadership in action.
With a focus on actionable insights and professional development, this conference offers a unique opportunity for leaders at all levels to connect, learn, and build networks with others who are committed to leading with a servant's heart. Whether you are new to servant leadership or an experience practitioner, you will leave inspired, equipped, and ready to make a difference by leading with both passion and purpose.
Join us for an engaging conference held at Viterbo University located in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Registration Information
Early Bird Rate - $229
Standard Rate - $249
Student Rate - $149 (current students only)
Group Discounts
Please contact Nicole Van Ert at nmvanert@viterbo.edu or call 608-796-3616 to inquire.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available Here
Tom Thibodeau, Conference MC & Distinguished Professor of Servant LeadershipTom Thibodeau is Distinguished Professor of Servant Leadership at Viterbo University and voted the best professor in La Crosse. He is a nationally recognized speaker who provides leadership and organizational culture development consulting to health systems, college systems, school systems, large cooperatives, communities, and organizations of all sizes across the U.S. He has been actively serving the La Crosse community for more than 20 years through his leadership on several community boards and committees and as founder and active member at Place of Grace, a local Catholic Worker House. |
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