KENNETH AMOS
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- information
- & communications
- architect
KENNETH AMOS
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NO MATTER THE EVOLUTION OF THE DELIVERY PLATFORM, my career as an information architect has been built upon:
• An utmost respect for the written word. • Organized and timely project management. • Innovations galore. • A burning desire to push creative boundaries. • The ability to conceptualize, create and unleash the full power and potential of robust multimedia, as well as traditional and social media. |
I HAVE DEMONSTRATED the ability
to elevate those around me through fair, decisive and approachable management while continually transforming my environments. As resources wane and delivery methods continue to evolve, I carefully assess each situation and leverage resources for maximum impact and results. |
I BELIEVE A SKILLED MANAGER must exude confidence, earn trust and be a patient mentor; and be someone willing to roll up his sleeves and work along side his employees. I have found that initiative alleviates dependence, clear expectations eliminate the need for second-guessing, and the goals of the employer are met when shared rather than forced.
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PERSONAL FULFILLMENT IS DERIVED
by challenging others to produce beyond their expectations. I demand superior efforts from those whose careers have been entrusted to my daily guidance and mentoring, and I expect no less from myself. |
Education• University of Central Missouri: Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations
Twin minors: Journalism, Speech Communication. University’s News Bureau Manager (2 years) and Sports Information Director (1 year). |
Publications
• The Florida Times-Union
• The Cincinnati Enquirer • The Sporting News • St. Louis Post-Dispatch • The Orlando Sentinel • TODAY/FLORIDA TODAY Affiliations Associated Press Managing Editors Associated Press News Editors Florida Society of News Editors National Press Photographers Association National Association of Black Journalists |
Awards• National Newspaper Association Award for Best Reporting: Five-part investigation of allegations of major nuclear weapon violations at Whiteman Air Force Base (Mo.).
• Times Mirror Innovation Prize: For the ‘creation of new and useful products and/or services. • Times-Mirror Chairman’s Award for Innovation: Presented at the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting and recognized as the most distinguished accomplishment within the entire company. • Folio Magazine’s Award for Editorial Excellence: In recognitions of a single publication deemed best able to carry out its mission through writing, photography, art direction and overall presentation. • Morris Award for Community Engagement. • Gold Medal: (Top Five Gannett properties). • First Amendment Award: (The Associated Press). • Excellence In Journalism: (Press Club of Cleveland). • Best Daily Newspaper and Best Website: (The Associated Press) • Best Designer: (The Orlando Sentinel) |
Certificates
• REUTERS / CXENSE:
Editors Lab and Hackdays• GANNETT: Leadership 5.0 for Young Executives. • GANNETT: Enquirer Leadership Institute (for top managers). • TRIBUNE: Zenger-Miller. • TRIBUNE: Leadership and Motivation. • TRIBUNE: Managing Conflict in the Workplace. • TRIBUNE: Appraising Employee Performances. • POYNTER INSTITUTE: Problem Solving and Decision Making. • POYNTER INSTITUTE: Innovations in Design Management. • POYNTER INSTITUTE: Type Talk with Roger Black |