Crusade Council
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Overview
The Crusade Council stands as the strategic heart of the Kingdom’s Crusade, uniting 20 private sector leaders, 10 military and law enforcement veterans, and representatives from the world’s largest Christian denominations. Members are selected for their ability to significantly contribute expertise, resources, and influence, and are pivotal in driving the Crusade towards the eradication of child slavery and trafficking. As ambassadors of the Crusade, the Board commits to promoting its objectives worldwide, embodying the spirit of unity and action.
Service & Tenure
The 10-year service cycle for Crusade Council Members is structured to ensure long-term commitment and continuity in the Crusade’s efforts. Members undergo a rigorous election process, starting with nominations from within their sectors or communities, followed by a comprehensive vetting and selection process to ensure candidates align with the Crusade’s mission and values. Once elected, members serve a 5-year term, with the possibility of re-election for another 5 years, promoting sustained involvement. This cycle includes regular assessments to ensure active and effective participation, with a focus on contributing to the Crusade’s strategic goals and initiatives.
Election Framework
To establish a transparent and democratic engagement of peers, all elections to the council are managed from a universal framework.
- Nomination Phase: Open nominations to the public and the Crusade community, encouraging diverse representation.
- Eligibility Screening: A committee reviews nominees for qualifications, ensuring they meet ethical and professional standards.
- Candidate Presentation: Shortlisted candidates present their vision and commitment to the Crusade’s goals.
- Public Voting & Advisory Committee Review: Combine public online voting with an advisory committee’s evaluation to ensure broad participation and informed decisions.
- Election Results: Announce results transparently, detailing the process and votes received.
- Induction and Training: Provide comprehensive orientation for elected members on Crusade policies and goals.
- Regular Review & Feedback Sessions: Ensure ongoing accountability and responsiveness to the Crusade community.
Revocation Of Membership
To revoke a council member’s seat:
- Initial Assessment: A preliminary review by a dedicated committee to assess allegations or concerns.
- Formal Investigation: Conduct a thorough investigation if initial findings warrant further action.
- Hearing: Allow the member in question to present their case in a fair and transparent manner.
- Decision: The committee makes a decision based on evidence and hearings, requiring a supermajority vote for revocation.
- Appeal Process: Offer an opportunity for appeal to Board of Governors
- Notification and Replacement: Formally notify the member of the decision and initiate the process to fill the vacated seat.
Private Sector Councilmembers
These leaders bring strategic insights from various industries, enabling innovative approaches to funding, technology, and operations. Their involvement ensures the Crusade can operate at a global scale, harnessing the efficiency and reach of the private sector to effect significant, lasting change. This diverse leadership enhances the mission’s impact through strategic partnerships, financial backing, and heightened visibility.
Industries Represented
- Technology and Social Media
- Finance and Banking
- Transportation and Logistics
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Retail and Consumer Goods
- Agriculture and Food Production
- Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare
- Construction and Real Estate
- Education and Training
- Legal Services
11. Telecommunications
12. Media and Entertainment
13. Manufacturing
14. Energy and Utilities
15. Security and Defense
16. Information and Cybersecurity
17. Consulting Services
18. Non-profit and Philanthropy
19. Fashion and Apparel
20. Sports and Recreation
Candidacy Requirements
Members must exhibit proven leadership within their industry, a steadfast commitment to social causes, and a record of ethical integrity. Strategic vision, collaborative skills, and innovative thinking are essential to drive the Council’s mission forward. Members should have the ability to mobilize resources and influence for the cause, underpinned by a deep understanding of human rights issues, particularly those related to child slavery and trafficking.Â
These requirements ensure Councilmembers are well-equipped to contribute meaningfully towards achieving the Crusade’s objectives.
- Proven Leadership: Demonstrated leadership in their industry.
- Commitment to Social Causes: A track record of supporting Christian initiatives.
- Ethical Integrity: A reputation for ethical business practices.
- Strategic Vision: Ability to contribute insights towards achieving the Council’s goals.
- Collaborative Skills: Experience with diverse teams and building partnerships.
- Innovative Thinking: A history of innovative solutions in their field.
- Influence: The capacity to mobilize resources and influence others towards the cause.
- Knowledge of Human Rights: Understanding of global human rights issues, especially related to child slavery and trafficking.
Nomination & Election
Transparency in nomination is critical to longevity, cohesion, and mission orientation.
- Nomination: Industry stakeholders nominate leaders based on their contributions, leadership, and commitment to social causes.
- Screening: A committee reviews nominations to ensure candidates meet all qualifications and criteria.
- Public Review: Candidate profiles are made public for feedback, allowing stakeholders and the community to review and comment.
- Industry Consensus: Facilitate discussions or forums within the industry to reach a consensus on the candidate’s suitability.
Final Selection: Combine committee evaluations, public feedback, and industry consensus to make the final election decision.
Military & Law Enforcement
The ten members representing Military and Law Enforcement on the Crusade Council bring unparalleled expertise in strategic security and operational excellence. Their backgrounds in high-stakes environments equip the Council with critical insights for combating child slavery and trafficking effectively and safely. These members are instrumental in shaping robust strategies, leveraging their understanding of law enforcement and military tactics to ensure the Crusade’s actions are impactful, lawful, and secure on a global scale.
Disciplines & Divisions
The diversity of the Military and Law Enforcement members on the Crusade Council, spanning from the Army, Navy, Airforce, intelligence agencies, to law enforcement from major metropolitan areas across every continent, brings a wealth of global perspectives and expertise.Â
This composition ensures a comprehensive understanding of the geopolitical landscape, allowing for nuanced strategies that are both effective and culturally sensitive. Their honorable leadership and collaborative approach are vital in guiding the Crusade’s efforts to combat child slavery and trafficking on a global scale, embodying a commitment to justice and protection for the most vulnerable.
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Nomination & Election
- Nomination Phase: Open nominations to the public and the Crusade community, encouraging diverse representation.
- Eligibility Screening: A committee reviews nominees for qualifications, ensuring they meet ethical and professional standards.
- Candidate Presentation: Shortlisted candidates present their vision and commitment to the Crusade’s goals.
- Public Voting & Advisory Committee Review: Combine public online voting with an advisory committee’s evaluation to ensure broad participation and informed decisions.
- Election Results: Announce results transparently, detailing the process and votes received.
- Induction and Training: Provide comprehensive orientation for elected members on Crusade policies and goals.
Regular Review & Feedback Sessions: Ensure ongoing accountability and responsiveness to the Crusade community.
Church
The 10 Church Members from the major Christian denominations symbolize a powerful unity within Christianity, aimed at ending child slavery. Their collaboration transcends theological differences, demonstrating how shared values in justice, compassion, and human dignity can bring diverse faith communities together. Serving as beacons of Christian unity, these members not only advocate for the vulnerable but also embody the collective moral resolve of the global Christian community to eradicate the scourge of child exploitation​
Denominational Seats
- Catholic Church
- Protestantism
- Eastern Orthodoxy
- Oriental Orthodoxy
- Anglicanism
6. Baptist churches
7. Lutheranism
8. Reformed churches
9. Methodism
10. Pentecostalism
Election & Admission
The program for accepting and admitting a Church Leader to the Crusade Council ensures a rigorous process of nomination, evaluation, and confirmation to maintain legitimacy, security, and respect. Candidates are nominated by their respective denominations and undergo thorough background checks and assessments of their commitment to the mission and values of the Crusade. The selection process includes a review of the candidate’s contributions to their community and the broader Christian mission, ensuring they are aligned with the goals of ending child slavery. Final admission is granted after a consensus among current council members, emphasizing unity and shared dedication to the cause.
State Congress
The States Congress is a pivotal arm of the Kingdom’s Crusade, embodying the bridge between the Crusade’s mission and global governmental bodies. With a seat for every nation and state government, Congressional representatives are at the forefront of ensuring legal compliance, securing support, and fostering positive relationships worldwide.Â
Ambassadors are crucial in navigating the complex tapestry of international laws and civic dynamics, thereby empowering the Crusade to operate seamlessly across borders in its noble quest to eradicate child slavery and trafficking. This council symbolizes the Crusade’s commitment to global collaboration and legal integrity.
Election & Admission
To ensure the legitimacy, security, and respect in the admission of an Ambassador to the Ambassadors Council, a comprehensive program would include:
- Nomination and Screening: Candidates nominated by their respective governments undergo a thorough background check and vetting process.
- Training Program: A comprehensive orientation covering legal frameworks, diplomatic protocols, and the Crusade’s mission and operations.
- Oath of Service: A formal commitment to uphold the principles of the Crusade and to act with integrity and respect in all dealings.
- Security Clearance: Ensuring all ambassadors meet the required security standards to safeguard sensitive information and operations.
- Engagement Plan: Outline specific roles, responsibilities, and goals for ambassadors to support the Crusade effectively in their respective regions.
Cooperation & Commitments
The Ambassadors Council facilitates a high level of collaboration and intelligence sharing between the Crusade and governments, underpinning the collective effort to combat child slavery and trafficking with the utmost security and efficiency.
- Secure Communication Channels: Implement encrypted communication platforms for information exchange to protect against unauthorized access and interception.
- Clearance and Access Levels: Establish strict clearance levels within both the Crusade and government entities, ensuring that only individuals with the necessary clearance can access sensitive information.
- Joint Task Forces: Create specialized joint task forces comprising members from both the Crusade and government agencies to collaborate on intelligence analysis and operations planning.
- Regular Security Audits: Conduct regular audits of the intelligence sharing processes and communication channels to identify and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities.
- Training Programs: Implement comprehensive security and intelligence handling training for all members involved in the program to ensure awareness and adherence to security protocols.
- Legal Frameworks and Agreements: Develop legal frameworks and bilateral agreements that outline the terms of cooperation, intelligence sharing, and data protection measures.
- Anonymous Reporting Mechanisms: Establish secure and anonymous channels for whistleblowers to report sensitive information regarding child slavery and trafficking within governmental stations.
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