About ChildSafe International™, (CSI™) Staff Welcome to the about CSI Staff Info Page. This page has been carefully structured to provide the most informative and easily navigable source of information about Positive Image News itself and it's staff. If you have any further questions, please refer them to: Our staffing is very specific in duties and responsibilities assigned in order to ensure each person's skills are used to their maximum potential in what they do best and are most comfortable. This is a large part of the reason for the incredible success CSI has come to be able to achieve. CORE STAFF United States
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CSI core staff are responsible for the primary operations of CSI. Public speaking engagements and all public information handling is handled by the core staff. Core staff establishes all company policies and procedures and ensures all CSI staff are operating within proper parameters. Core staff are responsible for all content being delivered in a manner which is consistent with CSI, and iWatchDog Program guidelines. Core staff are also responsible for both US and off-continent business and reporting of CSI operations to ChildSafe International Corporation. Rev. James G.W. Fisher - Founder / Presidentt Rev. Fisher is a graduate of Sawyer College with a diploma in Information Technology. He is also schooled in a variety of specialties through community colleges, with extensive study in Photojournalism, Information Technology, Food Service, Behavioral Science, Philosophy, Early ChildHood Development, and Nursing. Rev. Fisher has been serving God and the public as an Evangelist since 1998. He has served in the past as an Evangelist with Promise Keepers and is still speaking in churches and at other events across the globe. Rev. Fisher is the founder of ChildSafe International, (CSI) which was established in 1994, striving hard to use his IT, journalistic and ministerial skills to establish a ChildSafe Internet standard. His years of labor and dedication to this effort has made the word "ChildSafe" a household word and helped bring CSI to become the globally recognized entity it is today. Ngozi D. Ukeje - Executive Vice-President Ms. Ukeje is a mother of four children, 2 boys, and twin girls. She has a fine portfolio of educational accomplishments such as B.A. Psychology, M.S Applied Mathematics/ Industrial Management, M.S Human Resource Management. Ms. Ukeje has work experience in Higher Education for over 15 years. With a multicultural background, Ms. Ukeje has been involved in outreach programs for over 25 years and has been a concerned parent for over 23 years. She is an Educator at heart and in her own words "believes in a good educational foundation for everyone of God's children". Ms. Ukeje has received a Mayor's Citation for her involvement in an Awards Program for children K-12. Currently, she volunteers as a Biblical Counselor of layman status for the State of Virginia. Jolene Spry - Publicist Bio coming soon.. Dean Nielson - CTO Dean Nielson is the Technical Operations Administrator of Internet and Intranet Unix-based servers and database systems, comprised of Intel-based Linux and Windows 2000/NT systems for ChildSafe International, (CSI), as well as CSI's subsidiary companies. Educated at Wright University, Fairborn, Ohio, he holds a Masters Degree in Computer and Human Ergonomic Engineering. He also holds a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering. Dean specializes in Database/Unix/Windows Administration and Internet Services. Being the technical administrator for CSI he essentially is the most important part of our staffing. As all other staff of CSI, he puts in an immense amount of labor as he keeps our server running at all times and handles all maintenance of the server. Dean has been with CSI for quite some time and his labors are without question, an integral part of CSI's tremendous success. .. C. Herbert Oliver - Chaplain / Advisor / Mentor Rev. C. Herbert Oliver is a graduate of Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois (1947); Westminster Theological Seminary , Philadelphia, PA with a BA and M,TH(1953). He has served churches in Maine, Alabama and New York City. After serving the Westminster-Bethany Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, N.Y. for 25 years, he retired from the pastoral ministry. He serves as Protestant Chaplain at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in New York City. Rev. Oliver serves as a personal mentor and counselor for Rev. Fisher as well as a general advisor in business operation and ethical standards for the CSI. .. Royd Moore - Executive Director Mr. Royd Moore is a PCB (printed circuit board) Design Engineer specializing in niche telecommunications solutions for a global customer base. In addition to this Mr. Moore is a “Victims Rights” advocate working closely with international organizations such as “Justice for All” and “From Tears to Hope”.
Mr. Moore is married, has two grown up step sons, and lives in the “Garden of England” which is in the south east corner of Britain. Mr. Moore’s hobbies and interests include aviation with a particular emphasis on micro-light (ultra-light) aircraft, and this is supplemented with very keen interest in the use of “Information Technology” as a primary aid to education.
Mr. Moore has been actively supporting CSI for more years than any of our staff and was formally appointed as Executive Director of the UK office for CSI in July 2004. GENERAL STAFF General staff are a very important part of our staff because everything is done from the heart. General staff are volunteers who provide their skills at no charge to CSI in order to accomplish internship, or simply have something to do. They essentially handle all tasks that other CSI staff are not able to attend to or a general staff member may be more qualified at doing. With CSI being an organization designed to serve the public, not the pocket book, this provides an excellent opportunity for many people who are highly skilled in their talent but simply never had an an opportunity to shine, gain some recognition. NO GENERAL STAFF AT THIS TIME
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