Mark Funkhouser is President, Funkhouser & Associates. He is one of the founders of the International Center for Performance Auditing (ICPA) and previously spent 18 years with the Office of the City Auditor of Kansas and 10 years with the Tennessee Division of State Audit. He's been the Mayor of Kansas City, had spells in academia and publishing and has written a book on performance auditing.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Why performance auditors need information, ideas and allies
- PA is global - look to colleagues, peers and consider work from outside your jurisdiction/country
- The importance of equity, engaging citizens in your work and the overall ‘user experience’
- Why it’s ‘baloney’ to think that your report will speak for itself
Links:
- Mark Funkhouser on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-funkhouser/
- Funkhouser & Associates - https://mayorfunk.com/
- This episode's webpage - https://pareports.com/podcast/3/
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