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Association of Pacific Island Public Auditors Successfully Completes 35th Annual Conference Over 400 Attendees Focus on Bridging the Gap of Public Accountability and Transparency

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Island Government Finance Officers Association Holds a Successful Annual Meeting in Orlando

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Audit and Investigative Training Opportunities at APIPA

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Calendar iconUpdated December 05, 2022

Debrah is currently working at the Compact Funds Control Commission (CFCC) in Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia, where she assists in providing oversight of Compact Funding through quality control and accountability activities. Her responsibilities at CFCC include oversight of compliance, payroll, procurement, and cash. Debrah also assists with daily on-the-job training for new staff members and their counterparts in various departments. Debrah assisted with a 100% reduction of Compact-related questioned costs in Chuuk. Prior to beginning work for CFCC in 2007, she worked at the Chuuk Public Utility Corporation (CPUC) for six years. Debrah received an Associate of Science Degree in Accounting along with a third year Certificate in Accounting from the College of Micronesia.
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Association of Pacific Island Public Auditors Successfully Completes 35th Annual Conference Over 400 Attendees Focus on Bridging the Gap of Public Accountability and Transparency

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The 35th Annual Association of Pacific Islands Public Auditors (APIPA) Conference, themed "Bridging the Gap of Public Accountability and Transparency," and nicknamed APIPA 2024, successfully concluded in Koror, Palau, on August 30, 2024.

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Island Government Finance Officers Association Holds a Successful Annual Meeting in Orlando

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The Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) successfully held its annual summer meeting in Orlando, Florida, from June 8-13, 2024. The IGFOA brought together government finance leaders and staff from various island jurisdictions: the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the...

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