Tod E. Bolsinger
Tod E. Bolsinger is a respected thought leader in the fields of leadership, organizational change, and spiritual formation. He serves as the Principal of AE Sloan Leadership, a consultancy dedicated to equipping leaders to navigate the challenges of adaptive change in complex environments. Bolsinger is also the Executive Director of the Church Leadership Institute at Fuller Seminary, where he works to prepare pastors and ministry leaders for transformative leadership in a rapidly changing world. Additionally, he is an Associate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Seminary, where his teaching integrates theology, leadership theory, and practical application.
A prolific author, Bolsinger has written nine books on leadership, including the widely acclaimed Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted Territory. This seminal work has become a go-to resource for leaders navigating unfamiliar challenges, offering wisdom on leading with resilience, creativity, and adaptability. His other works, such as Tempered Resilience: How Leaders Are Formed in the Crucible of Change and The Practicing Change Series, focus on the inner transformation required of leaders and the practices necessary for fostering meaningful change in organizations and communities.
With a background as a pastor for over 25 years, Bolsinger brings a unique blend of practical ministry experience and academic expertise to his work. His passion lies in helping leaders discern God’s calling, adapt to new challenges, and lead with courage and conviction in a rapidly shifting cultural landscape.
Bolsinger is a sought-after speaker and consultant, serving a wide range of organizations, including churches, nonprofits, and businesses. His insights into leadership and change have inspired countless leaders to navigate complexity with grace and resilience. When not teaching, writing, or consulting, Tod enjoys outdoor adventures and spending time with his family. His life’s work reflects a deep commitment to equipping leaders to thrive in their callings.