Interesting paper: “Open Data, Grey Data, and Stewardship: Universities at the Privacy Frontier,” by Christine Borgman: Abstract: As universities recognize the inherent value in the data they collect and hold, they encounter unforeseen challenges in stewarding those data in ways that balance accountability, transparency, and protection of privacy, academic freedom, and intellectual property. Two parallel…
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roger ngong
I've been in audit, finance and compliance roles for over 15 years now, with the majority of my time spent in the international nonprofit sector. I have been blessed with many opportunities to audit large complex organizations and small entities all around the world.
It is my deep passion for the kind of value that auditors can bring to nonprofit agencies and how that can affect the lives nonprofits touch; the kinds of experiences that I and other colleagues I know have had; the opportunities that lay ahead for our profession; that brings me to launch this nonprofit auditor blog space. However the views I share are not my employers' or affiliated groups, whether past or present.
The world is made of networks, countries, religions, races, companies, even brands are all forms of networks. In my career as a non profit auditors, I have found that networking with other auditors and management professionals has been immensely beneficial. This blog is to share those experiences, the news and the best practices in our niche sector. I humbly invite all to join, we all have much to say! We already do a lot of writing so this should be easy!
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