Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
Chief Executive Officer of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Major General Antony Anderson, says his first one hundred days in office will see him focusing on building out the organisation.
During a special interview with the Jamaica Information Service, Ambassador Anderson, whose post became effective last week, said it is important to implement the systems needed to manage the programme.
He said by the end of the year, NaRRA will be up and running.
