Which role transmits information received from outsiders to members of the organization?

• A. Disseminator
• B. Monitor
• C. Spokesperson
• D. Entrepreneur

Answer: (A)

In managerial roles, information flows through different informational responsibilities. The one that transmits information received from outsiders to members inside the organization is the disseminator. This role takes external insights—such as feedback from customers, market trends, or regulatory changes—and shares them with internal teams to keep everyone informed and aligned. A monitor focuses on gathering external information, not distributing it inside. A spokesperson communicates outward to outsiders on behalf of the organization, not to internal staff. An entrepreneur drives new opportunities and changes within the organization. So disseminator is the best fit for transmitting external information to internal members.