ScottMadden will join industry leaders as a presenter and chair at SSON’s Shared Services in Higher Education event taking place April 23–25 at the Doubletree Resort – Paradise Valley in Scottsdale, AZ. This event offers a unique platform for attendees to gain the knowledge necessary to successfully take the next step in implementing, improving, or expanding shared services in higher education.
If you have not yet registered, you are eligible for a 20% discount off the registration fee. To register with this preferred pricing, simply reference the code SSHE18_ScottMadden. It can be used via the event website, email (Amnah.Munir@iqpc.com), or by phone (1-800-882-8684).
Track Sessions: Planning & Launching
During the Planning & Launching track, attendees will discover the best practices and actionable strategies for structuring a shared services operation and deploying a new shared services initiative. The sessions will dive into strategies and tools for developing a shared services model to meet business objectives and how to launch a shared services initiative on a shoe string budget. Courtney Jackson, partner at ScottMadden, will serve as track chair.
Strategies and Tools for Developing a Shared Services Model to Meet Your Organization’s Unique Business Objectives
This session will review:
Presenter: Lisa Sharpe, Project Director, Shared Services Operations, Office of the AVP for Finance, West Virginia University
Launching Shared Services Initiatives on a Shoe String Budget
This session will discuss maximizing the effectiveness of existing technology, developing a high-performance culture to drive performance and productivity, and conducting effective and meaningful cost/benefit analysis.
Presenters:
Whitney Pugh, Executive Director of Budget & Planning, Utah State University
Taya Flores, Student Affairs Financial Officer, Utah State University
Case Study Presentation
Campus Engagement: The West Virginia University Success Story
Campus engagement is one of the most difficult, but necessary, steps in a shared services implementation. Identifying which campus populations to talk to and at what phase of the project can be a challenge. How do you design a change management strategy that aligns with the specific needs of each community and enables cross-campus engagement along the way? Join this session to learn about WVU’s shared services model and how it is successfully tackling campus engagement from students to top leadership, and everyone in between.
Presenter: Lisa Sharpe, Project Director, Shared Services Operations, Office of the AVP for Finance, West Virginia University
For additional information, please visit the event website.