Send Chaundra Hall, associate vice president of finance for the University of Arkansas System, will serve as the interim chief financial officer for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
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Why Smith College Is Moving Its Endowment In-House
The $2 billion fund, now in the market for its first CIO, decided it’s big enough to shift asset management internally.
Smith College is about to start a search for the inaugural investment chief for its endowment, which it will move to internal management after outsourcing assets for more than a decade, the school said Thursday.
A search for the chief investment officer at the women’s school in Northampton, Massachusetts, will be conducted by executive search firm David Barrett Partners, and overseen by investment committee chair Deborah Farrington, an alumna of the school.
Troy LeMaile-Stovall As the CEO and Executive Director of TEDCO Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies Troy leads the organization’s mission to support economic development through the cultivation of an inclusive entrepreneurial innovation ecosystem. He brings to bear more than 25 years of experience in investment management, higher education, telecommunications, information/communication technology, and management consulting in this leadership role. Prior to joining TEDCO, Troy was the chief operating officer at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), the nation’s only urban land-grant university. UDC encompasses a six-site community college, a four-year baccalaureate campus, and a law school, and serves 7,000 degree- and certificate-seeking students. He oversaw an array of critical functions at UDC, including capital construction, communications, emergency management, enrollment services, facilities management, government relations, information
College leaders offer 4 takeaways on mergers, campus consolidations and closures
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Higher education’s existential crisis, brought on by years of demographic changes as well as the crushing weight of the coronavirus pandemic, is forcing schools to rapidly adopt strategies that were long discussed but rarely implemented. Tops among them are campus consolidations, land sales and the elimination of entire non-core programs and departments.
That was one takeaway from a recent panel during the New England Commission of Higher Education’s annual meeting last week, when industry experts gathered virtually to assess the sector’s worsening financial squeeze and potential paths forward in the age of Covid-19. The group included two leaders Thomas O’Reilly, president of Pine Manor College in Newton, Massachusetts, and James Erwin, chair of the University of Maine System Board
Paul Jenny, senior vice chancellor for finance and administration, has been named Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Cincinnati Childrenâs Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC), effective Jan. 25, 2021. Established in 1883, Cincinnati Childrenâs is one of the oldest and most distinguished pediatric hospitals in the United States.
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As UC San Franciscoâs chief business officer, Jenny has managed a complex and wide-ranging portfolio that embraces a myriad of departments across the UCSF enterprise, including Audit and Advisory Services, Finance, Campus Life Services, Real Estate, Human Resources, Information Technology, Police Services, the Program Management Office, and the Anchor Institute. Jenny also served as the interim Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for the entire University of California system for fiscal year 2019-2020.