
JR102153 Director of Capital Budgeting & Financial Planning (Open)
Director of Capital Budgeting & Financial Planning
CC00456 WM001 | WMUO | Budget & Financial Planning
Staff - Financial Analysis
Regular (benefited)
William & Mary
Posting Location - William & Mary
Reporting directly to the Associate Vice President for Budget and Financial Planning, the Associate Director of Capital Budgeting & Financial Planning plays a dual leadership role in overseeing both capital budgeting and university-wide financial planning and analysis (FP&A). The position is responsible for managing the university’s capital outlay budget and execution processes, debt financing for capital projects, and the Higher Education Equipment Trust Fund (HEETF) program. Additionally, the Associate Director is a key contributor to institutional financial planning, forecasting, and strategic budget development efforts.
The incumbent partners closely with leadership to align financial strategies with institutional priorities, drive informed decision-making, and ensure compliance with Commonwealth requirements. The role combines deep technical expertise in capital finance with the analytical capabilities necessary to lead long-term financial planning efforts and develop tools, models, and recommendations that guide resource allocation across the university.
20% - Manage financial planning and oversight for a large and diverse portfolio of capital projects, currently valued at over $600M and a project count of over 200 projects.
15% - Collaborate with internal departments and financial units to ensure capital funds are used appropriately and in alignment with project objectives and funding requirements.
15% - Develop financial models and conduct analysis to inform leadership decisions, including project feasibility, funding strategies, and long-term financial impacts.
10% - Lead treasury planning for capital activities, including cash flow forecasting, liquidity management, and the scheduling and investment of bond proceeds.
10% - Act as a key liaison for capital-related financing activities, including debt issuance and regulatory compliance.
10% - Exercise independent judgment in reviewing and approving capital transactions within enterprise budgeting and financial systems.
10% - Provide strategic financial analysis and decision support through tools such as forecasting, variance analysis, and scenario planning.
5% - Support institutional financial planning efforts, including multi-year forecasting and annual budgeting.
5% - Advise senior leadership with actionable insights and financial strategies to support resource allocation and risk management.
Posting Range: $125,000-$150,000 commensurate with experience
JP0977 - Financial Planning Officer - Exempt - Salary - S17
S17
2026-10-13
Continuing E&G funded position and not term-limited
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