The National Association of Karate and Martial Art Schools (NAKMAS) has recently appointed a new Chief Executive, The Reverend Joe Ellis, a highly accomplished individual in the field of martial arts. After serving as the organisation's national chairperson for an impressive 32 years, Reverend Ellis has decided to step down from his previous position and take up a new role as a part-time employee.
With an extensive martial arts background spanning 45 years, Reverend Ellis's expertise is deeply rooted in karate. His dedication and commitment have earned him a nationally recognised 8th Dan Black Belt, a remarkable achievement that serves as a testament to his passion and perseverance. Notably, Reverend Ellis has successfully navigated the challenges of autism, a condition he experiences more acutely as he ages. His journey is a powerful reminder that individuals on the spectrum can achieve extraordinary success in their adult lives.
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