""Examines the way the observations of others lead to positive or negative opinions and thus advance or hinder opportunities for success in life"-Provided by publisher"--
""Examines the way the observations of others lead to positive or negative opinions and thus advance or hinder opportunities for success in life"-Provided by publisher"--
Dr. Samuel R. Chand, having been raised in a pastor's home in India, is uniquely equipped to share his passion to mentor, develop, and inspire leaders in ministry and the marketplace. Dr. Chand has served as senior pastor, college president, chancellor, and president emeritus of Beulah Heights University, the country's largest predominantly African American Bible College. Dr. Chand speaks regularly at leadership conferences, churches, corporations, ministerial conferences, seminars, and other leadership development opportunities. He was named one of the top thirty global leadership gurus by www.leadershipgurus.net. Dr. Chand serves on the board of EQUIP (Dr. John Maxwell's ministry), working with five million leaders worldwide, and assists Bishop Eddie L. Long's leadership development team. Dr. Chand works with leaders through leadership consultations and resources, including books and CDs, online mentoring, and speaking. Some of the books he has written are Who's Holding Your Ladder?, LadderShifts, and Planning Your Succession. His educational background includes an honorary doctor of divinity degree from Heritage Bible College, a master of arts in biblical counseling from Grace Theological Seminary, and a bachelor of arts in biblical education from Beulah Heights University. Dr. Chand and his wife, Brenda, live in McDonough, Georgia, with their two daughters, Rachel and Deborah, and granddaughter, Adeline. You can learn more about Dr. Chand's ministry by visiting www.samchand.com.
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