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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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Association of Pacific Island Public Auditors Successfully Completes 35th Annual Conference in Koror, Palau

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Mark Rabauliman holds the unique title of Registrar of Corporations for the Office of the Registrar section in the CNMI Department of Commerce. In this capacity Mark registers and licenses all Domestic, Foreign, Limited Liability and Non Profit Corporations plus Partnerships both general and limited for the entire CNMI. Mark's office holds as custodian all certificates, papers, statements, or other records of documents required for corporate entities. Mark is also a member of the Department of Commerce grants team, energy marshal, foreign investors review committee, and a junior achievement mentor for Saipan Southern High School students. Mark is also responsible for the maintenance of the department website, setting policy and procedures for the department's acceptable use of it's computers and internet. CNMI Governor Benigno Fitial recently appointed Mark to serve on the Commonwealth Council for Arts and Culture, and the Commonwealth Library Board of Directors respectively on a voluntary basis. Mark completed his Associate Arts Degree from Walla Walla Community College and studied Management Information Systems in Business Administration at Washington State University.
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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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Island Governments Address Audit and Workforce Challenges at IGFOA 2024 Winter Meeting

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The Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) convened its annual winter meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii, from December 10-12, 2024. The conference brought together public sector finance leaders and their staff from across the insular jurisdictions, including the Commonwealth of the...

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