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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> | Annual Report - Academic Year 2011 - 2012<br />

We promote personal development to ensure<br />

a high level of competence, expertise, and<br />

satisfaction.<br />

Teamwork:<br />

We greatly value our staff’s efforts and<br />

contribution in achieving our mission.<br />

We support and encourage teamwork and<br />

team building activities.<br />

Integrity:<br />

We provide services in an ethical, transparent,<br />

courteous and caring manner.<br />

We respect everyone and we welcome the<br />

free exchange of ideas.<br />

Stewardship:<br />

We practice sound financial management and<br />

are devoted to ensuring an efficient use of<br />

PI resources to ensure its financial long-term<br />

sustainability.<br />

Communication:<br />

We communicate externally with ADNOC<br />

shareholders and internally with all users in<br />

order to meet their expectations.<br />

We are dedicated to the effective use of<br />

various means of communication.<br />

II. Finance Department<br />

Highlights, Roles and<br />

Functions<br />

New Staff<br />

Mr. Sultan Al Shamsi joined the PI Finance<br />

Department in 1st April, 2012 as Financial<br />

Accountant. He has over 10 years’ experience<br />

in various business fields. Before joining the PI,<br />

he worked for 5 years in the communications<br />

industry, 3 years in the finance industry and<br />

another 3 years in media. He achieved his<br />

bachelor degree in Abu Dhabi University.<br />

Sections<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are three sections in the PI Finance<br />

Department<br />

- Management Accounts<br />

- Financial Accounts<br />

- Financial System & Reporting Analysis<br />

<strong>The</strong> Role of the Management<br />

Accountant<br />

Assistance in Planning<br />

<strong>The</strong> management accountant assists planning<br />

by providing information. This information can<br />

be about pricing, capital expenditure projects,<br />

product costs or competition. In the short-term<br />

planning process of budgeting (less than one<br />

year), the management accountant provides<br />

information on past costs which can be used<br />

as a guide. <strong>The</strong> management accountant also<br />

manages the budgeting process itself.<br />

Assistance in Controlling<br />

<strong>The</strong> management accountant supplies<br />

performance reports which compare actual<br />

performance with planned performance and<br />

which therefore highlight those activities<br />

which are not conforming to plan.<br />

Assistance in Organizing<br />

By ensuring that the accounting system<br />

is tailored to the organizational structure,<br />

the management accountant reinforces the<br />

objectives of the organizational framework.<br />

Assistance in Motivating<br />

Budgets prepared by the management<br />

accountant serve to motivate managers and<br />

subordinates to achieve the PI’s objectives.<br />

Formalized targets are more likely to motivate<br />

than vague comments.<br />

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