Service-Wise —

Pride in the Public Eye

Because our lawmakers and civil servants have to put the people first.

They need to be exemplary.                

• City, county, state, and federal employees
• Soldiers, officers, cadets, all branches of the military

Their goals are to serve and for some, to protect.  Others are hired to represent us, to keep the checks and balances of government.  Many take oaths.  

When elected officials are accused of illegal acts, sexual misconduct, or behaviors unbecoming to their positions, the citizens—the ones who pay their salaries— are embarrassed.  We don’t want to hear about sexting, sexual assault, harassment, or hate crimes.   We want public servants to be at least as good as we are, or better, more emotionally, socially intelligent.      

It will take more than a quickie workshop about sexual harassment, tolerance and diversity to stop the tide of bad news.  Programs need to be more comprehensive, psychologically dead-on.  They need to persuade participants to come to attention— if not salute.

Service Wise addresses the elephant in the room, that keepers of the trust should be trustworthy, accountable to their families and to their constituents.  We show them how.