Following up on the Feb. 15 announcement regarding Steve Agostini’s departure, organizational changes are being implemented in Finance and Budget.

The University is updating the Time Information Management (TIM) system on Monday, April 15. In advance of this system upgrade, employees should expect impacts to the current TIM system beginning the evening of April 9.

A new allocation model will help provide more predictability and transparency around resource allocation to academic units and create a more direct link between revenue generation and distribution.

Steve Agostini, senior associate vice chancellor for Finance and Budget, will be leaving Carolina to serve as the next vice chancellor and CFO at UCLA, starting May 6.

Jessica Maitland leads the Office of Budget, Planning and Analysis to support campus with informed decision-making through robust planning, analysis and information delivery.

After closing a $300 million deficit, the University presents a FY24 plan that supports fiscal responsibility and strategic goals.

From file cabinets priced by the drawer to anatomically correct mannequins (while supplies last), the variety can surprise you.

Ben Davidson, director of tax policy and analysis, outlines how the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 may impact higher education in a feature for the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO).

The Transformation Award of Excellence is presented annually to a North Carolina state agency client that most significantly demonstrates innovation, growth, and/or creativity in their payment solutions.

All three major ratings agencies gave the University their highest rating, citing factors such as resiliency during the pandemic and budget management.