Joel Santiago Suardí promised to make ICPARD transparent and asked public accountants to support Plancha 2 in this Friday’s June 12 union elections. The proposal revolves around pending internal audits, accountability, and more orderly management within the institute.
Joel Santiago Suardí and the proposal for ICPARD
The presidential candidate for the Internal Audit Commission of the Instituto de Contadores Públicos Autorizados de la República Dominicana presented his program to the membership and stated that his team wants to reinforce the institutionality of the union. As he explained, the goal is for ICPARD to become a benchmark for best practices and internal control.
Suardí maintained that the slate headed by Basilio Sánchez represents an opportunity to modernize the institute. In his speech, he insisted that the accounting profession depends on public trust, which is why internal management must be verifiable and clear.
Joel Santiago Suardí insists on pending audits
One of the central points of his approach is the execution of internal audits which, according to what was stated, have not been carried out in previous administrations. The candidate claims that this review would make it possible to know more precisely how resources have been managed and strengthen the credibility of the membership.
He also announced that, if elected, he will promote a General Assembly to review and approve the discharge of past boards of directors. That step, he pointed out, is key to closing administrative cycles and leaving a formal record of the institution’s status.
“Our profession is based on trust, ethics, and oversight,” Suardí expressed when defending his proposal for the union.
Plancha 2 seeks support in the union elections
Plancha 2, identified as “Visión Gremial”, focuses its message on modernization, professional ethics, and institutional strengthening. Suardí asked for broad participation from ICPARD members and called for massive voting in the electoral process.
- Transparency in the use of resources
- Pending internal audits
- Accountability to the membership
- Institutional strengthening of the union
Joel Santiago Suardí and the challenge of institutional trust
In a union scenario where internal oversight weighs as much as rhetoric, Joel Santiago Suardí‘s bid seeks to connect with members who demand greater control and less opacity. His message places ICPARD at the center of a discussion on administration, legitimacy, and governance.
If he achieves sufficient support, Joel Santiago Suardí‘s proposal could open a stage marked by internal reviews and greater pressure to publish clear results. For his followers, Plancha 2 represents a change of method; for his critics, the challenge will be to demonstrate that promises of transparency can be turned into verifiable actions within ICPARD.
