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KSAA TREASURY DEPARTMENT FINANCIAL REPORT 2009. Presented by: Mr Thuch Bul Bior. KSAA TREASURY ANNUAL REPORT 2009. Warm Welcoming from National Treasury Department Apology from the KSAA Treasurer’s (Mabior Deng). Thanks to States Treasurers, states representatives and KSAA members
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KSAA TREASURY DEPARTMENT FINANCIAL REPORT 2009 • Presented by: Mr Thuch Bul Bior
KSAA TREASURY ANNUAL REPORT 2009 • Warm Welcoming from National Treasury Department • Apology from the KSAA Treasurer’s (Mabior Deng). • Thanks to States Treasurers, states representatives and KSAA members • Congratulation to National Committee members for their assistance in dealing with issues pertaining in the Treasury Department
KSAA FINANCIAL REPORT 2009 • Balance on KSAA National Account as on 21.12.09 is $36,109.03 and this included $10,000.00 from awareness project funding and excluded $5,700.00 wrongly deposited in SA Account • KSAA National Account balance remained as on 21.12.09 is $24,109.03 • Loan amount recover during 2009 is $10,391.11 • Outstanding principal members loan, States loan and unpaid contribution, plus interest is $25,022.36
KSAA ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION • Presented by Thuch Bul
KSAA BALANCE SHEET 29.12.09 • Presented by: Thuch Bul
KSAA BALANCE SHEET; INCLUDING 2009 ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION • Presented by: Thuch Bior
My T-Cent Experience/Reminder • We lack trust and live on perceptions of other individuals • We have forget the simplest principle of obligation and duty of care to our association • Talk straight means open, regular, honest and constructive two way communication ( negotiation) • Speak positively of others and respect each other’s differences
How do we do this? • tell it like it is, with empathy and respect • communicate freely while mindful of the impact • have no hidden agendas • are courageous in our pursuit of truth • stand up for what we believe in
My T-cents Future Predictions • Our financial position will be strong if good spirit of trust and unity still exist • We will be capable to educate young generation and empower them to deal with local and global challenges. • Provide insurance back home to our farmers, businesses and individual in case of disastrous event. • Own what I would call a Kongor public own assets, own by its people and services them.