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The University of New Mexico is embarking on a national search to fill the controller position, which has become vacant following the retirement of Norma Allen. This key role is vital to the university's financial management and oversight, reporting directly to the executive vice president for Finance and Administration.
The controller is responsible for ensuring the integrity of the university's financial operations, including budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting. The search committee will be tasked with identifying candidates who not only possess the requisite financial expertise but also align with the university's mission and values.
The university aims to attract a diverse pool of applicants from across the country, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity and excellence. As the institution prepares for this transition, stakeholders are optimistic about finding a successor who can continue to uphold the financial integrity and transparency that are crucial to the university's success.
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