South Pacific auditors recognised in international seminar
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Ursula Borgas

Earle Robson, Assistant Director of Auditing for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific, was recently recognised for more than 15 years of service by the Adventist world church’s General Conference Auditing Service (GCAS). GCAS met in Thailand for its quinquennial conference in January. 

“I’ve worked for 19 years and I have enjoyed the challenges of the job. I’ve seen staff coming and going and I’ve seen some major changes happen through the church. The conference was good and it updated us on the professional international auditing standards,” says Earle Robson.

^{South Pacific auditors and their families at the GCAS conference in Thailand.}

Mark Pannekoek, Associate Director of Auditing services for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific, was also recognised for his five years of service.

The team of nine auditors from the South Pacific attended the conference with other auditors from around the world. Chief Financial Officer for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific, Rodney Brady and GCAS Board Representative, Roger Marshall from North New Zealand also attended.

The theme for the Conference was “Delivering Excellence” – We serve God by delivering excellent auditing service.