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Building Cultures of Accountability: APIPA Holds 36th Annual Conference in Saipan, CNMI September 2025

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28 Leaders Graduate from the Executive Leadership Development Program, Expanding Pacific Alumni Network to 239

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Island Governments Address Audit and Workforce Challenges at IGFOA 2024 Winter Meeting

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Sixto serves as the Deputy Secretary for Commerce in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) Government. In this capacity, Sixto handles operations management under the Secretary of Commerce including oversight within the CNMI ARRA and the Military Integration Management Committee. Prior to working with the CNMI Government, Sixto worked in the private insurance industry where he had close to 10 years of experience as a commercial insurance underwriter and surety (contract bonds) evaluator assistant. Furthermore, Sixto's experience includes serving as Chairman of various non-profit organizations and government agencies, including the Northern Mariana Islands (NMI) Insurance Association, Commonwealth Development Authority, Northern Marianas Housing Authority, and the NMI Retirement Fund. Sixto attended college at both Northern Marianas College and Seattle University, with initial focus on nursing, allied health, pre-med chemistry, and finally on business and accounting. Sixto brings with him a great deal of experience from the private sector and his public involvements.
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Building Cultures of Accountability: APIPA Holds 36th Annual Conference in Saipan, CNMI September 2025

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The Association of Pacific Islands Public Auditors (APIPA) held its 36th annual conference in Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, from September 8 to 12, 2025, with the theme “Building Cultures of Accountability.” The event focused on strengthening public financial management...

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28 Leaders Graduate from the Executive Leadership Development Program, Expanding Pacific Alumni Network to 239

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Twenty-eight leaders from across the U.S.-affiliated Pacific islands graduated from the 2025 Executive Leadership Development Program in Koror, Palau, expanding the alumni network to 239 and strengthening leadership capacity across the region.

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