Purchases authentic hand woven Kente cloth
from the Ashanti tribe in Ghana to be resold by the Friends of Daniel
for fundraising purposes.
• Directed committee meetings
on national budget economic and financial management,
public service reform and training coordination committee
• Supervised eighty-five employees of this agency
• Responsible for the agency’s payrolls, allotments and vouchers
• Oversaw the personnel action notices for promotion, deletion, and
employment
• Prepared monthly reports; prepared drafts of agency’s annual
reports. Scheduled general staff meetings
• Coordinated with Director
in planning, supervising, organizing Agency operations
• Drafted major correspondence and reports
• Handled analytical processes
• Reviewed documents emanating from all public sectors
• Supervised staff. Accompanied Director to meetings
• Reviewed positions salaried
and classified
• Supervised salary and position surveys
• Assisted head of the division in planning and organizing Agency operations
• Prepared divisional reports
• Analyzed payrolls of
assigned government agencies before checks were issued by Ministry
of Finance
• Reviewed incoming personnel listings and made appropriate recommendations
• Served as liaison between the Civil Service and other agencies
• Received and recorded
tithes, dues, offerings for the church
• Maintained all financial records of the church
• Prepared and submitted weekly financial reports
• Head, Finance Committee
• Interviewed villagers
in enumeration area on types of food, eating patterns, water
sources, diseases encountered. Submitted findings in report
to supervisor
• Trained enumerators
• Visited the field to ascertain problems
• Collected, edited and submitted completed forms
• Conducted farm business
surveys
• Collected, tabulated, and analyzed yield data
• Interviewed local farmers about farm implements
• Conducted field visits to ensure that outstation project staff kept
to their assigned duties
Bachelor of Science, economics
Minor in demography
University of Liberia, Monrovia, Liberia
GPA: B
Course in Biblical Studies. School of Biblical Studies
In-service Computer Training. Civil Service Agency
Workshops for officers in personnel, finance and
budgets
Human resource development course. Institute
of Public Administration
Combating Childhood Communicable Disease training
Supervisors Workshop. National Population in Housing Census
Statistical data collection course, Lofa County
Agriculture Project
National Vice–President, men’s
department, Pentecostal Global Mission
President and Vice-President, respectively.
Mayor’s Youth Association (MAYDA). An organization for young people
from Foya living in Monrovia
Secretary. Youth Department. Monrovia Pentecostal
Church
• Daniel F. Poawalio. Born
in Lofa County, Liberia, West Africa, 1958. Son of subsistence
farmers. In excellent health. Native language: Kissi. Speaks
fluent English
• Devout Christian. Hobbies include: scrabble,
exporting Kente cloth, computer games
• Knowledge of foreign exchange rates.
Salaries in Liberia ranged from L$365/month in 1979
to L$2,000/month in 2002. Twenty-three year work history
• In 2003, fled the 14-year civil war
in Liberia. Faced ethnic harassment, persecution and
a well-founded fear at home/on the job. Presently lives in the
Buduburam Refugee Settlement, Accra, Ghana. Accompanied by accountant
wife, mother, two young daughters, and a niece. UNHCR Refugee
#1889101
• Lifelong dream of graduate studies
in public policy and economics
• References available from the Friends of Daniel. (Under separate
cover)
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