2025 Higher Education Forum – Now On Demand
Tuesday, February 4th
- Cracking the Code on the GLBA: Updates to GLBA, Understanding NIST 800-171, Data Breach Requirements and More
- The Predictive Power of Key Financial Metrics: An Exploration of Financial Viability for Tuition-Dependent Institutions
Wednesday, February 5th
- Strategically Leveraging Generative AI in Higher Education Administration: Progress, Challenges, and the Road Ahead
- GASB Update
Thursday, February 6th
- Practical Approaches for Educators and Employers
- Effective Board Governance
Day One: February 4th, 2025
- Cracking the Code on GLBA: updates to GLBA, Understanding NIST 800-171, Data Breach Requirements and more; Jeff Hay
- The Predictive Power of Key Financial Metrics: An Exploration of Financial Viability for Tuition-Dependent Institutions; Julee Gard, Financial Metrics
Day Two: February 5th, 2025
- Strategically Leveraging Generative AI in Higher Education Administration: Progress, Challenges, and the Road Ahead; Ray Beste
- Compliance Supplements and Uniform Guidance (UGC); Ray Krouse
- GASB Update, Anthony Cervini and Nick Bava
Day Three: February 6th, 2025
- Effective Board Governance, Heather Bonifas and Ray Krouse
Insights and Collaboration for Higher Education Leaders
Each year, the Sikich higher education forum covers a wide range of subjects pivotal for understanding the latest developments in governmental and financial accounting standards. Consequently, the forum provides great insight into regulatory changes that can be applied effectively to your institution.
AI Technology
In 2024, the forum delved into the use of AI Technology. Discussions on AI provided insights in how it can enhance efficiency, decision-making, and innovation. Participants learned about the latest AI applications and strategies, thereby empowering them to integrate these advancements into their workflows and ultimately stay competitive.
Planned Giving
Moreover, planned giving campaigns were another critical topic addressed during the forum. These sessions offered valuable guidance on structuring and managing initiatives, which are essential to securing long-term financial support. Furthermore, experts shared best practices and innovative approaches, thereby helping attendees design impactful campaigns that resonate with donors.
The Sikich Higher Education Forum creates an interactive platform for networking, collaboration and knowledge exchange. Attendees not only have the opportunity to connect with peers but also share experiences and gain diverse perspectives on common challenges, including Title IV audits and consulting. This collaborative environment fosters professional growth and inspires new ideas, making the forum an invaluable event across the higher education landscape.
You can view recordings from last year’s forum using the link below and sign up for updates to ensure you don’t miss any key announcements. Join us!
