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Completion and Placement Rates Accreditation Spartan is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) and is authorized to offer Associate of Applied Science Degrees with Majors in Aviation Maintenance Technology, Avionics Maintenance Technology, Quality Control and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Aviation Technology Management. It is also licensed by the Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools. Programs are approved by the Oklahoma State Accrediting Agency for Veterans (GI Bill). The Aviation Maintenance Technology Program is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. Spartan is authorized under federal law to enroll eligible international students. About the Investors: Sterling Partners is a private equity firm with a distinct point of view on how to build great companies. Founded in 1983, Sterling has invested billions of dollars, guided by the company’s stated purpose: INSPIRED GROWTH, which describes Sterling’s approach to buying differentiated businesses and growing them in inspired ways. Sterling focuses on investing growth capital in small and mid-market companies in industries with positive, long-term trends – education, healthcare, and business services. Sterling provides valuable support to the management teams of the companies in which the firm invests through a deep and dedicated team of operations and functional experts based in the firm’s offices in Chicago, Baltimore, and Miami. Included among its portfolio of investments in the Education sector are Laureate Education, Ashworth College, Educate, Educate Online, School of Rock, Progressus Therapy, Meritas, and InfiLaw. THE POSITION Reporting to the CEO and working with the CEO and company’s investors out of corporate offices in Nashville TN, the new CFO will drive all financial management decisions for Spartan College as it achieves healthy growth. He or she will also play an important operational role in support of the CEO. Chief Financial Officer, Spartan College
This new CFO will be responsible for managing all finance, accounting and reporting functions for the college. He or she will (1) work closely with the CEO to gather and leverage financial and other data to make critical decisions around programs, enrollment, financial aid, technology, partnerships, and other aspects of the school’s operations; (2) provide leadership and coordination of all company financial practices, including accounting, budgeting, financial reports, taxes and audit functions; (3) assure compliance with all regulatory agencies, including working with outside auditors in preparation of annual financial and compliance audits; (4) work with the VP of Financial Aid to oversee financial aid programs and all associated transfers of funds between the company and the federal government’s Title IV and other programs; and (5) work with the CEO and investors to assess and, if and when appropriate, open new campuses and/or acquire other schools. Specific responsibilities and expectations include the following: • Oversee all company accounting practices, including accounting, budgeting, financial reports, taxes and audit functions for all campus locations. • Assist the CEO in managing school operations. • Provide consultative support to internal department leaders and their initiatives by providing reporting, sound financial analysis and thoughtful, well-reasoned, balanced recommendations. • Assure compliance with all regulatory agencies, including working with outside auditors in preparation of annual financial and compliance audits. • Develop and utilize forward-looking, predictive models and activity-based financial analysis to provide insight into the organization’s operations and business plans. • Create, coordinate, and evaluate changes and improvements in automated financial management information systems for the company. Work with the VP Administration and head of Financial Aid to oversee financial aid programs and all associated transfers of funds between the company and the federal government’s Title IV and other programs. • On an ongoing basis, gather financial and other data that can be used to run the school more efficiently and profitably. • Assist with financial strategy, planning and forecasting. • Synthesize and generate financial reporting for outside accounting firm(s), ownership, CEO, and department heads. • Prepare financial analysis for contract negotiations and corporate investment decisions; manage procurement process for meaningful equipment acquisition or major contracts. Chief Financial Officer, Spartan College
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