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Van Winkle Servant Leadership

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Servant Leadership has not been a customary research topic in the small businesses arena. However, there has been research showing that servant leadership is an effective style for creating results. In fact, according to Van Winkle, Allen, DeVore, & Winston (2014) servant leadership coupled with a learning, purpose-driven, and inclusive environment, has created such outcomes that has positively affected sales, professionalism, and employee

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