Jamel cutler – a professional journalist
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Jamel Cutler is an experienced journalist who has worked for several news organizations. Over his career, he has covered a wide range of topics from poverty and health to education and sports. Cutler believes journalists have a duty to inform readers about important issues and present balanced, unbiased views. He conducts thorough research and interviews prominent figures. Cutler has received awards for his clear writing style and ability to explain complex topics simply. In addition to his work as a journalist, he supports various charities and humanitarian causes.
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This organization is mainly operated and run by the volunteer members of the public for the sake of providing services to the members of the public. The organization helps the people in case of occurrence of different calamities which might hinder the people’s ways of living. The manner in which the organization is run is facilitated by the servant leadership of the people working for the organization thus ensuring that the members of the public are served accordingly. The assistance given to the people is provided especially during the times of disasters like, hurricanes, fires, earthquakes and floods which end up wasting the people’s properties. (Lingenfelter, 2018)
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However, the manner in which the organization is operated is controlled by its mission statement which is as follows, “The organization ensures that human suffering is prevented and alleviated in times of occurrence of emergencies by encouraging different people to volunteer themselves with the help of generosity as their controlling virtue”. The stringent principals used by the organization do not encourage dislikes, discrimination, negativity and prejudice as that would hinder the effectiveness of the delivery of the services to the members of the public.
Moreover, the American Red Cross’ servant leadership by the members ensures that humanity is encouraged therefore ensuring that the people’s lives are protected through the respect to the people being provided with the services. It provides effective priority in the cases which are the most urgent by not condoning discrimination of the people. Again, neutrality, impartiality, voluntary services and independence are encouraged amongst the member so as to ensure that the people in the society receive the best from the organization.
The independence of the organization ensures that it maintains the needed autonomy by abiding by the laws of the country. This enables it to receive enough support from the government therefore making it easy for it to deliver services to the people in the entire country. The relief movement by the organization encourages the servant leadership by the members thus ensuring t ...
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- 1. Jamel Cutler – A Professional Journalist
- 2. Jamel Cutler is a well known journalist who has worked with several news organizations over the years. Gaining experience as a journalist takes years of work and Jamel has spent this time in writing and covering a wide range of topics. He believes that the readers deserve to know about different issues that are a problem in the world of today and it is up to the journalists to inform and educate the readers. He has written on issues like poverty, health facilities, education, sports facilities and much more.
- 3. He performs his tasks with confidence as he does complete research and presents a balanced point of view in his articles. He believes that by presenting an unbiased picture to the readers, they will be able to take a better decision with their own judgment. Dedicated To Journalism Jamel Cutler has conducted interviews of many celebrities and popular personalities over the years. He did a valuable job for everyone and his work always encouraged others to follow a dedicated path in the course of reporting.
- 4. He has been awarded many times for his articles and for his work as a journalist. His clear tone of writing and his ability to explain difficult concepts in a simple manner has earned him respect of his fellow journalists as well as admiration of his readers. He is role model for those who are interested in journalism.
- 5. Contribution to Charities Jamel Cutler has helped many charities and humanitarian organizations in achieving widespread attention and he has also been associated with them while supporting humanitarian causes. He believes that every person needs help in life and those who can provide this help are doing the greatest service to humankind.By helping others, he believes that he is giving something back to the society and community that has helped him in achieving success in his life.
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