Betty Heimansohn
About Betty Heimansohn
Betty Heimansohn is a Procurement Technical Analyst at the University of Colorado, where she ensures the integration of procurement and financial systems. With extensive experience in various procurement roles at the university since 1999, she leads a team focused on enhancing procurement technology.
Current Role as Procurement Technical Analyst
Betty Heimansohn currently serves as a Procurement Technical Analyst at the University of Colorado, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she ensures that integrations between procurement systems and other financial systems function correctly. She leads a team focused on analyzing and improving the use of procurement technology within the university. Her responsibilities include providing system administration and technical support for procurement technology systems, including SAP Concur and Jaggaer eProcurement System.
Previous Experience at University of Colorado
Betty Heimansohn has extensive experience at the University of Colorado, where she has held multiple roles since 1999. She worked as an Accounts Payable Technician from 1999 to 2001, followed by a position as Help Desk Consultant from 2001 to 2004. She then transitioned to various procurement-related roles, including Procurement Card Specialist (2004-2005), Procurement Card Supervisor (2005-2007), Procurement Card Manager (2007-2008), and Commercial Card and Travel Manager (2008-2012). She served as a Procurement Systems Administrator/Analyst from 2012 to 2020.
Educational Background
Betty Heimansohn studied at Indiana University Bloomington, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from 1977 to 1981. This educational background has contributed to her expertise in procurement and financial systems.
Expertise in Procurement Technology
Throughout her career, Betty Heimansohn has developed expertise in procurement technology. She stays updated with new releases of procurement technology systems, ensuring that the University of Colorado leverages the latest advancements. Her role involves analyzing procurement technology to enhance efficiency and effectiveness within the university's procurement processes.