Lead a Life Positioned for Success
W O R K E D W I T H
I’m no stranger to leadership.
With over 25 years of professional experience leading in ministry and in the government, I’ve been confronted with a lot of the same demanding situations that you may be experiencing today. Having been tasked with managing, directing and coordinating on the highest levels, spanning from the Pentagon to military installations, I understand what it takes to stand firm in your assignment, even if it looks like setbacks or hurdles try to get in the way.
I’m passionate about helping people maximize the purpose that they’ve been given and achieve success in their life while helping those that they oversee do the same.
Are you ready to shift focus and mindset to
challenge assumptions, and start achieving goals?
Explore the different services that I offer
Executive Coaching
Leadership Training
Speaking Engagements
Featured Publication
Kingdom Leadership:
A Guide for Sacred and Secular Leadership
Leadership decisions in this day and time are critical. We overestimate tomorrow, but we underestimate today. As leaders, today matters, this moment. Whether you are just starting out as a leader, starting over, or wondering how to obtain greater success than what you've already accomplished, you’ll need Kingdom Leadership principles. Kingdom Leadership is NOW AVAILABLE through Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Client Testimonials
Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith
The 66th Inspector General of the United States Army
“As the Army’s Inspector General, I worked for the Secretary and Chief of Staff for the Army, helping to solve many of the toughest problems in the United States Army.
Dr. Williams provides valuable tools that will help you to understand your strengths and weaknesses as a leader and give you the practical steps to build an effective team.
Without a doubt Pastor, Dr., and now Apostle Nelson K. Williams, taught me the principles that I needed to know to succeed as a General Officer.”
Carol P. Michaelides
VP and Co-Founder, Pendaran, Inc.
“Time well-spent for aspiring leaders, current leaders, and those who may be experiencing a dry spell in the execution of their call to lead. Dr. Williams reminds us that the character of leaders is important. He compels us to accept the responsibility to continue to grow in wisdom and discernment and that the recognized call to lead is only the beginning.”
