IAA Boss Mr. David A. Kemah
Monrovia – In a bid to carve a new policy direction for the Internal Audit Agency, the Executive Management Team is convening a three-day strategic planning retreat in Marshall, Margibi County.
As the year comes to an end, the Executive Retreat is positioned as a conduit to evaluate the entity’s last two years performance, consistent with its Five Years Strategic Plan.
The retreat is held under the theme:”Think, Team , and Tatics(3Ts) for a Professional, Innovative, Efficient, Effective, and Customer-focused Institution”.
Making remarks at the official opening of the retreat, the Director General of the IAA, David A. Kemah, stressed that his biggest goal is to see efficiency enhanced at the IAA, thereby influencing changes in some policies of the government.
Mr. Kemah, among other things, hopes that at the end of the retreat, the Agency will have a standardized reporting process between Departments like Audit Services and Special Audits, as well as Quality Management, Timeline for reporting, Performance measurements, quarterly evaluation of accomplishments, and evaluation of impacts at public sector entities.
Discussions at the retreat will also focus on Performance review, Strategic planning, Branding and Team building. Other areas of focus will include: Action plan, Policy direction and Next steps.
The IAA’s Executive Management retreat, which is the first of several events earmarked to properly plan for the ensuing year, will climax this Saturday, December 7, 2024.
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