Intentional Leadership: Chief Mark Schuman on Humility, Trust, and Emotional Intelligence
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Intentional Leadership: Chief Mark Schuman on Humility, Trust, and Emotional Intelligence
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In this episode of the Convergent Impact Leadership Podcast, Chief Mark Schuman of Adams County Fire Rescue shares what it means to lead with humility and intent in the complex world of emergency management. With over three decades in the fire service and a career rooted in hazardous materials response, Chief Schuman reflects on lessons learned from high-stakes leadership roles—and how emotional intelligence, followership, and self-awareness shape strong teams.
Whether he’s talking about the balance between confidence and humility or how to guide people through change, Chief Schuman offers grounded wisdom for leaders navigating uncertain terrain.
🔥 Tune in to hear:
✅ Why humility and clarity of intent are core to Chief Schuman’s leadership style
✅ How to stay approachable while maintaining credibility and direction
✅ What emotional intelligence looks like in action—especially under pressure
✅ The importance of followership and knowing when to support vs. direct
✅ Why building trust starts with consistency, not charisma
If you’re a fire officer, emergency manager, or team leader of any kind, this episode is a thoughtful look at what it really means to lead people—not just processes—in times of change.