Higher Ed Advisor: understanding the fiscal resiliency landscape and key considerations for higher education institutions

Podcast | Fiscal Resiliency

Higher Ed Advisor: understanding the fiscal resiliency landscape and key considerations for higher education institutions

Aug 18, 2020

Welcome to Higher Ed Advisor, the Baker Tilly podcast series where we speak with higher education industry leaders from across the firm about practical and proactive guidance to help colleges and universities protect and enhance their value.

This podcast is the first episode in our fiscal resiliency series for higher education institutions.

The COVID-19 pandemic intensifies the struggle for colleges and universities to provide quality academic programming and achieve your institution’s mission within today’s fiscal constraints. In this episode, Baker Tilly’s higher education specialists discuss the current industry landscape and address key fiscal drivers to improve operations across all university functions.

Listen to our podcast to gain insight into the questions you have about becoming a fiscally resilient institution during this challenging time.

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Higher Ed Advisor hosts

Christine M. Smith
Christine is a director in our higher education practice and has been with Baker Tilly since 1998. She has advised clients for more than 20 years on innovative solutions to transform organizational effectiveness and ensure the appropriate level of compliance, transparency and efficiency. Christine has extensive experience managing strategic budgeting and financial planning, organizational and operational analysis, strategic planning, resource optimization, performance and program audits, and human resource management initiatives. Her work in risk management spans overall internal audit organizational effectiveness assessments, internal controls reviews and sponsored research operations assessments. She has served traditional four-year and research universities, private colleges, community and technical colleges, and university extensions.

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Baker Tilly understands higher education institutions and how an unplanned event such as the COVID-19 outbreak can affect your organization and community. Visit our Higher Education Coronavirus Resource Center for additional tools and advice.