Dallas ISD Interim Chief of Internal Audits Alan King's notice to Trustees that he will be resigning on August 31, 2013

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Dallas ISD Interim Chief of Internal Audits Alan King's notice to Trustees that he will be resigning on August 31, 2013

The email notification below was received from Dallas ISD Interim Chief of Internal Audits Alan King's stating that he will be resigning on August 31, 2013.

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From: King, Alan P

Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:51 PM
To: Blackburn, Lew; bwnutall; Elizabeth Jones; Dan Micciche; 'Eric Cowan'; Ranger, Carla; Medrano, Adam; Nancy Bingham; bwnutall
Subject: Thank you

I visited with Dr. Blackburn yesterday and I have advised him that I will be resigning from my position as Interim Chief of Internal Audits on August 31, 2013. Over the 3 remaining months I will be working to transition the department to a new leader. Our new Audit Plan has been developed which has changed the focus of this department to one which will increase financial accountability. It has been an honor to serve you , the community , our employees, and students. I truly enjoy working for each of you. My thoughts and prayers are with the district. Thanks again for all the opportunities you have given me.

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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Dallas ISD Interim Chief of Internal Audits Alan King's notice to Trustees that he will be resigning on August 31, 2013

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