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Servant Leadership Snapshot

Devereux’s talented and hard-working team members lead to serve, while inspiring others to learn and grow. Our “Servant Leadership Snapshot” series shines a light on exemplary servant leaders across our organization who empower all those around them to be their best selves. Look below to read features written by these compassionate collaborators as they help their teams, programs, departments and centers reach even greater heights through Servant Leadership.

Danielle Tate, Campus Supervisor

Center/office location: Devereux Georgia/Kennesaw, Georgia

Length of service: February 2015

How do you embed an inclusive, Servant Leadership mindset into your daily processes?

I embed an inclusive, Servant Leadership mindset into my daily practices by leading by example. I also learn about the people I work with, and provide them with support, so they may have the opportunity to grow and develop just as I did.

How do you inspire others to embrace Servant Leadership practices?

I try to inspire others by simply doing my best to lead by example.

Share an example or story of how you demonstrated compassion or delivered quality customer service at your center.

During the holidays last year, we experienced severe weather in our area, which caused the pipes in one of our residential areas to freeze and burst. We evacuated our individuals and swept the water out of the residential area, so it wouldn’t flood the entire building. Three of our residential units were displaced, and we had to find suitable placements for all of our individuals who lived in the units. A team member arrived to relive me, but I stayed to assist the staff in whatever needed to be done. I wanted to show them that they weren’t alone, and together we could get it done, and then go home to be with our families.