KIMBERLEY – Captain Sergio Kock, a husband, father, church elder and police official say the Global Leadership Summit (GLS) honed his family’s leadership skills that help them excel at life.
Capt. Sergio Kock, who is a well-known police spokesperson and a church elder in his local community say: “ The Global Leadership Summit (GLS) opened windows of opportunity for himself, his family and anyone who attends the leadership seminars.”
This summit has not only helped him to excel in church. Kock says the benefits of the seminar also extend into business and general aspects of leadership, he says.
Summit helped advance leadership in the police
The summit has brought renowned speakers such as Craig Groeschel, Liz Bohannon, and Bishop T.D. Jakes, who shared their leadership journey at previous summits.
Kock says because he is part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) he will always encourage leaders of the SAPS to attend the GLS.
“Maj. Gen. Kholiswa Otola, the Deputy Provincial of Crime Detection of the Northern Cape, attended the GLS. Rest assured it had left a big impact on her as a leader in the SAPS for the province. It also had a great impact on the advancement with the SAPS and its leadership growth,” Kock says.
“That’s why I recommend the GLS to individuals, families, businessmen and women, religious fraternals, as well as government and NGO’s.”
Exceptional investment value
“I also believe that everyone has a measure of influence and for that, the GLS is there to enhance this influence and maximize it. This adds exceptional value as an investment to your leadership growth.”
Additionally, attendees also receive a year’s worth of content to fuel your journey in between the summits. “They are always there for you, day in, and day out as a support structure for your leadership growth.” Resources are also available to help you continue to grow as a leader.
Kock says it has also been noted that the summit is one of the most fruitful investments that can be made for your personal leadership growth.
“I believe that because I have seen that in myself. and many other people who attended the GLS thus far. Personally, the GLS has a clearer vision towards life and where I want to be heading.”
“As a father, husband, brother, uncle, church elder, police official, and as well as a community leader.”
Tap into your full potential
“I highly recommend anyone who wants to tap into their full potential as a leader not to miss this year’s GLS hosted by the Taberna Dei church in Kimberley on the 9th of November,” says Kock.
Tickets cost R250 and can be bought online. Tickets can also be booked telephonically on 053 831 2345.
