Ethical Negotiation Skills

Called to Lead: An Orthodox Christian Perspective

Welcome to Called to Lead: An Orthodox Christian Perspective. Demitri Fardelos and Mary Scott co-host this podcast with the help and support of their collaborators: His Eminence Metropolitan Nathanael, the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago, and the Strategic Planning Goal Team. This season discusses Orthodox Servant Leadership, diving into topics from understanding Christian Orthodox servant leadership to developing volunteer teams to conflict resolution.

In this episode, Fr. Doug Papulis, Protopresbyter from St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in St. Louis, MO joins Demitri and Mary to discuss developing servant leadership qualities. Fr. Doug and Presvytera Christina have lived in the St. Louis area for over 20 years.

Negotiations are often connotated with a business setting, but negotiation extends to the household and Church. It’s easy to approach negotiations with a win-lose mindset. Today’s program gives an opportunity to better understand ethical negotiations and why it is important to develop these skills to be better leaders in the parish, community, and workplace.

Featured Speakers:

• Father Douglas Papulis, Protopresbyter, St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
• Co-hosts Demitri Fardelos and Mary Scott

Read this episode's recap over on the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago's website:

This podcast is a part of the Called to Lead: An Orthodox Christian Perspective series from the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago.