Independent scholar/Author, United States
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Statement
Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi is an international communication adviser, professor,and senior consultant for 15 international organizations. He serves on 12 editorial boards in peer-reviewed journals and global academic boards, including the Global Listening Center, and has over 40 years of experience researching, teaching, publishing, and managing communication. Prof Ngwainmbi has received awards for academic and journalistic work, including the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 3-time Who’s Among America’s Teachers, and the Lifetime Fellow Award from the International Society for Development and Sustainability. For IAMCR, he presented a paper at the IAMCR/UNESCO pre-conference titled: "Press insecurity in coverage of the Anglophone war in Cameroon. Towards protecting journalistic integrity and marginalized journalists". He has held senior management roles and memberships in international finance and communication organizations and has published 25 books and numerous articles in journals, newspapers, and encyclopedias.
His writings are translated into Mandarin, French, Spanish, Afrikaans, Portuguese, and German. Ngwainmbi’s publishers include Lynne Reiner, Routledge, Anthem, Sage, Greenwood, university presses, and Palgrave Macmillan. He has edited five books on communication and contemporary philosophy. He is widely considered a modern social scientist and public intellectual with hands-on experience in academia, globalization, and change/development communication. Prof Ngwainmbi gives undervalued intellectual voices access, especially those in the global South. in Human Communication in 1991 from Howard University and completed a course in Leadership at Harvard. Visit https://www.emmanuelngwainmbi.com
Nominated by:
Adebayo Fayoyin, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Nigeria
Leah Komen, Daystar University, Kenya
Comments
Endorsement for Professor Ngwainmbi
Professor Ngwainmbi is a proflic writer and a committed public intellectual. I endorse his candidature for the International Council of the IAMCR. The organization will benefit from his communication expertise and experience.
Endorsement of Prof Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
Prof Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi's unparalleled qualifications and dedication make him an ideal candidate for the IAMCR international council. I urge all members to support his candidacy, as he possesses the vision, experience, and leadership needed to advance the goals of the IAMCR and contribute positively to the global communication community. His involvement in numerous editorial boards and global academic boards underscores his commitment to advancing knowledge in communication studies. His contributions to the Global Listening Center and other prestigious organizations highlight his dedication to fostering dialogue and understanding on a global scale. His insights and expertise would undoubtedly enrich the discussions and initiatives of the IAMCR international council.
Endorsement of Prof Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
Professor Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi's exceptional qualifications and unwavering dedication make him an exemplary candidate for the IAMCR International Council. I wholeheartedly endorse his candidacy and encourage all members to support him. With his extensive experience, visionary leadership, and profound commitment to advancing communication studies, Professor Ngwainmbi is well-equipped to contribute significantly to IAMCR's goals and the global communication community. His active involvement in various editorial and academic boards demonstrates his continuous efforts to advance knowledge and promote dialogue. His contributions to esteemed organizations like the Global Listening Center further highlight his commitment to fostering global understanding. I am confident that Professor Ngwainmbi's insights and expertise will greatly benefit the IAMCR International Council and its initiatives.
Prof. Ngwainmbi, is an outstanding senior researcher and practitioner with experience at the UN an several NGOS. As part of his academic work, he is doing a great work at bringing scholars from the global south together and generating the conditions for an internal debate on relevant communication topics. This debate has cristalized on several books publicated by Springer Nature, Palgrave and Routledge, among others, helping the reflection on the communication in and from the global south.
For these reasons, I believe that someone as Prof. Ngwainmbi, would contribute to the quality and the diversity of the debates within the IAMCR.