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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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Calendar iconUpdated December 05, 2022

Marianne Teregeyo currently serves as the Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Department of Lands and Natural Resources (DLNR), CNMI Government. In this capacity, Marianne directly supervises six (6) employees varying from Sea Turtle Technicians to Conservation Inspectors and Administrative Personnel. She also indirectly oversees all the staff under the Department of Lands and Natural Resources, which equals over 150 employees. Marianne's responsibilities vary from overseeing accounting of program funds and federal grants, to billing federal agencies for services rendered, timekeeping for staff, responding to legislation affecting marine and terrestrial resources of the CNMI which include but not limited to federally listed threatened and endangered species. Marianne has been the CNMI’s delegate to high lateral fisheries meetings in Hawaii (WESPAC) and Noumea New Caledonia (Heads of Fisheries). Her role varies from budget to personnel on top of her educational background in implementing best management practices for native and endemic flora and fauna. In her current capacity, Marianne is required to be versed on varying issues from budgets, operating procedures, staff management, invasive species, endangered species, accountability, enforcement, etc. Marianne completed two Associates of Arts degrees and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Management from Oregon State University. As a local girl born and raised in the CNMI, Marianne is passionate about continuing her employment within the CNMI Government for a better tomorrow.
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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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