Mark Skolaut serves as the Director of Finance and Human Resources at the University of Kansas, where he leverages over 20 years of diverse management experience to drive strategic initiatives that enhance operational efficiency and foster a collaborative work environment. In his current role, Mark...
Mark Skolaut serves as the Director of Finance and Human Resources at the University of Kansas, where he leverages over 20 years of diverse management experience to drive strategic initiatives that enhance operational efficiency and foster a collaborative work environment. In his current role, Mark is instrumental in developing innovative solutions to complex human resource, payroll, and accounting challenges, ensuring that faculty, staff, and student appointments are managed with precision and integrity. His expertise in personnel budgeting and allocation monitoring not only helps maintain fiscal responsibility but also supports the university's mission of providing quality education and services.
One of Mark's key projects involves streamlining the payroll process to improve accuracy and reduce processing times, which has significantly enhanced employee satisfaction and trust in the system. He is also dedicated to training and development, implementing programs that empower staff and faculty to reach their full potential. Mark's strong analytical skills, combined with his creative problem-solving abilities, allow him to navigate the intricacies of human resources and finance effectively, making him a vital asset to the university.
With a solid foundation in strategic planning and community outreach, Mark actively engages with various stakeholders to ensure that policies and procedures align with the university's goals. His proficiency in Microsoft Office and CRM systems further supports his efforts in maintaining clear communication and fostering a culture of transparency. As a servant leader, Mark is committed to creating an inclusive environment that values collaboration and innovation, positioning the University of Kansas as a leader in higher education.
