[NERDug-list] VP/CIO Position [AD]

[Jeff Butera]

We're passing this along as a courtesy.  Please do not respond to me or the 
list - send inquiries directly to search firm below.

> Vice President/Chief Information Officer
>
> Our client, a well established university located Connecticut, is
> currently looking for a Vice President/Chief Information Officer.  The
> right candidate will be a polished professional with strong technical,
> operational, and leadership aptitude.  The VP/CIO will provide
> leadership and direction for the Information Technology activities and
> contracts supporting the university's objectives.  This will be
> accomplished through strategic planning, support of faculty and staff,
> system acquisition and integration, system operations, software
> application support and technical support including communications and
> network applications.  They will also provide financial management for
> the capital and expense outlays from IT budget development through
> procurement.  The successful candidate will have a strong background in
> vendor management to ensure that contracts reflect the needs of the
> University and are negotiated fairly and monitored according to agreed
> upon metrics to bring full value to the university.
>
> REQUIREMENTS:
> *        7-10 years IT management experience in a Higher Education
> environment
>
> *        Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer
> Engineering or related field
>
> *        Must have experience managing Datatel application
>
> *        Infrastructure expertise to develop the architecture needed for
> functions ranging from email, to distance learning, digital signage,
> wireless communication, telephony, storage, backup and recovery
>
> Please submit resume and salary history to:
>
> John Liacone
> RSM McGladrey
> Director, Executive Search
> Strategy & Human Capital
> john.liacone at rsmi.com


-- 
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
Administrative Systems
Hampshire College
jbutera at hampshire.edu
413-559-5556

"Dad, you're talking in grown-up and need to stop."
                 Catherine Butera