Albert L. Winseman, D. Min.

Albert L. Winseman, D.Min., is a Principal with Gallup. Winseman came to Gallup in 2000 to create Gallup's Faith Practice, applying Gallup's management sciences of strengths, engagement, and executive leadership to faith-based organizations. He consults with congregations and parishes, denominations, dioceses, and religious organizations across the country, helping them put the power of engagement to work to improve their effectiveness.

In recent years, Winseman has expanded his portfolio, bringing his expertise in employee engagement, customer engagement, executive leadership development, and organizational dynamics to Gallup's Healthcare Practice. He consults with leaders at the executive and front-line levels as they seek to implement and improve patient-centered care experiences. He is the primary architect of the training for Gallup's patient engagement metric. This measurement goes beyond HCAHPS in assessing and maximizing the emotional attachment patients have with their healthcare providers. He also hosts the Leadership Series webinars for Gallup's Healthcare Practice.

Winseman is the author of Growing an Engaged Church, which was published by Gallup Press in 2007. In addition, he coauthored Living Your Strengths, which was published by Gallup Press and is now in its third edition. Living Your Strengths is also available in editions for Spanish-speaking and Catholic audiences.

Prior to joining Gallup, Winseman served for 15 years as a full-time pastor in the United Methodist Church. He received his bachelor's degree in music education from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He received his Master of Divinity degree from the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado, and his Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey. Winseman and his wife, Jane, are the parents of two adult daughters and live in Lincoln, Nebraska.

For more information on Albert L. Winseman, D.Min., or the Gallup Speakers Bureau, contact Sarah Van Allen at +1.202.715.3152.

Speaking Topics

• Growing an Engaged Church: How to Stop "Doing Church" and Start "Being the Church" Again
• Living Your Strengths: Discovering and Developing Your God-Given Talents
• Strengths-Focused leadership for Faith-Based Organizations
• Religion and Culture in the United States

Books

• Growing an Engaged Church
• Living Your Strengths