Vice President for Information Technology Services & C.I.O search update, 2015 September 16

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Dear Faculty and Staff:
I write to enlist your assistance in developing a strong applicant pool for the University at Albany’s next Vice President of Information Technology Services & C.I.O. As the search committee chair, I am pleased to have engaged Witt/Kieffer to assist the committee in our recruiting efforts . A copy of the position description, for your reference, can be found on the executive search firm site: http://www.wittkieffer.com/position/vice-presidentchief-information-officer/university-at-albany-state-university-of-new-york/12294
As a valued member of our University community, you can support a successful search by suggesting names of individuals who might be appropriate for the opportunity. All nominations will be treated confidentially. Please submit names as soon as possible to:
Chris Wierz, Principal – ITS Practice
Office Phone: 630-575-6976
Cell Phone: 630-750-2055
cwierz@wittkieffer.com
The Witt/Kieffer team will initiate contact with all nominees and work directly with the search committee to deliver the strongest finalist candidates for the public interview phase and, ultimately, for President Jones’s consideration.
Many thanks,
James Van Voorst
Search Committee Chair
Vice President, Finance & Administration

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