The folks behind the mission speak to the underlying message.

A sense of humanity can go a long way in our school business work and personal lives.

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Jason A. Goudie, former CPA for a Big Five firm and CFO for major casinos, now CFO of Nevada’s Clark County School District, the fifth largest in the US — speaks to the challenges of funding, teacher shortages and the concept of workforce changes.

This introductory episode provides a glimpse of what’s to come along with the inside of who the new co-host is and what are her interests, background/experience and overall outlook for SBO Perspectives.

It’s bittersweet, but John is going to be leaving SBO Perspectives to take on some new podcasting opportunities! Stay subscribed for more great SBO Perspectives content!

From private to public to High Education, Jen Coggin, Director Of Business, Campus Planning, Design and Construction at Stony Brook University has done it all! Hear her story of how she moved to different business official roles and how there are more similarities than you’d think!

Can you believe we are already to our annual Friends of the Pod episode? We can’t either! Today we have David Bein and Leslie Peterson to give us a glimpse at what it’s like to be at the end of your career and into retirement!

What happens when the teachers stop teaching? Strikes have major impacts on school districts and those ripple effects extend to the business office. Juhno Chang, Senior Budget Manager at Portland Public Schools, just recently had a teacher strike and he gives us the behind the scenes view of what a school district must do to keep negotiations and morale moving in the right direction.