Additionally, I have extensive experience in leadership and management through working for non-prophet organizations for the past twenty-two years.

One of the things I learned long ago in corporate leadership classes is that attitude is irrelevant. 

http://www.forbes.com/2006/07/02/leadership-corporate-citizenship-cx_hc_0706endofphilanthropy_print.html

This is your leadership.

I also have my own business providing Leadership Development (Corporate Training) and Executive Coaching to (mostly local) clients such as Daimler (Western Star), Trimet, Oregon Dept. of Transportation, Bonneville Power Administration and others.

You provide the place and leadership, they bring food and drink.I highly suggest creating your own Facebook page & group.

I’m leaning towards a focus in organizational leadership, but I’m certainly open to any other suggestions.What’re your thoughts?

Link to article I referenced: https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865691300/The-next-50-years-will-be-a-test-of-community-leadership-for-a-growing-Utah-County.html

I noticed   that Networking Marketing can help you develops leaderships skills and more.

In other words, what exactly the business plan and opportunity is.It should also include both actual and projected financials.It should clearly outline what you expect the return on investment to be.Include Your Bio.The deal package should also include your bio.In your bio, depending on the circumstances, you could also consider including or showcasing some of the following:- Your Business ConnectionsYour Particular Area of ExpertiseYour AchievementsYour Sense of ResponsibilityYour Leadership QualitiesPersonalize Your Bio with Photos, Professional and PersonalWrite Your Bio in the Third PersonInclude TestimonialsShare Your JourneyAll the best as your journey continues!