Head, Athletics Finance & Business

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Role summary

Responsible for management and administration of all aspects of the business office for the Athletic Department. Oversees the finance and business activities of the department. Responsibilities include for day-to-day operations, budget planning and reporting, contracts, human resources and information technology. Typically requires: Bachelors degree, preferably in accounting; 5 years of administrative experience in a collegiate athletics programs, including three years of supervisory experience.

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