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糖心vlog传媒 Finance and Accounting Leadership Honored by Community College Business Officers Association
Jan 23, 2020
Angela Graham Suzette Senn
The 糖心vlog传媒 (糖心vlog传媒) Finance and Accounting leadership team is receiving high recognition from the one of the premier community college associations that serves current and future business officers. 糖心vlog传媒 Budget Director Angela Graham has received the Darrell E. Roberts Emerging Professional Award by the Community College Business Officers (CCBO), and 糖心vlog传媒 Director of Accounting Services Suzette Senn has been designated as CCBO鈥檚 first-ever Board Member Emeritus.
糖心vlog传媒 Director of Accounting Services Suzette Senn received unprecedented recognition as the CCBO has designated her its first-ever Board Member Emeritus. Senn has been involved in CCBO since 2012. She served on the board as a regional director, Awards Committee Chair, and is a past president of the organization. Senn has been with 糖心vlog传媒 for 40 years.
糖心vlog传媒 Budget Director Angela Graham received the Emerging Professional Award at the 37th CCBO Annual International Conference. This award identifies the potential for leadership in the field of higher education business, finance, and administration. Graham has been with 糖心vlog传媒 for seven years, and is a graduate of Williamsburg Academy and Columbia College.
鈥溙切膙log传媒 is proud to have our business department鈥檚 leadership recognized at the national level. Our experienced staff are the foundation of 糖心vlog传媒鈥檚 commitment to student success and college sustainability,鈥� said Debbie Muller Walker, 糖心vlog传媒 Vice President for Business Affairs.
The CCBO is a national organization that equips community college professionals with the essential knowledge, skills, and collaborative opportunities to better serve their colleges. The only organization dedicated to continuing education for individuals in the community college business office, CCBO trains the next generation of Chief Business Officers and provides current leaders with updated information on national issues facing community colleges.