Greg Shermock
About Greg Shermock
Greg Shermock is a Financial Analyst I at Urban Institute, where he serves as a liaison between the finance department and research centers, focusing on financial health and key performance indicators. He previously interned at Beacon Partners Consulting and holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Roanoke College.
Work at Urban Institute
Greg Shermock serves as a Financial Analyst I at the Urban Institute, a role he has held since 2022. In this position, he acts as a liaison between the finance department and various research centers. His responsibilities include communicating the financial health of the organization and presenting key performance indicators (KPIs). Shermock regularly utilizes financial tools such as JAMIS Prime, Hyperion Essbase, and PowerBI dashboards to support his analytical tasks.
Previous Experience at Beacon Partners Consulting
Prior to his current role, Greg Shermock worked at Beacon Partners Consulting in 2021. He held two positions: Senior Project Consulting Intern for four months and Project Consulting Intern for three months. Both roles were based in Roanoke, Virginia. His experience at Beacon Partners Consulting contributed to his understanding of project consulting and financial analysis.
Education and Expertise
Greg Shermock earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Roanoke College, where he studied from 2018 to 2022. During his academic career, he developed expertise in advanced Excel functions, including SumIFS, XLookup, and SumProduct, which he applies in his financial analysis work. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his current analytical responsibilities.
Financial Communication Responsibilities
In his role as a Financial Analyst I, Greg Shermock facilitates expense charging and manages data requests as part of his financial communication duties. His work involves ensuring that financial information is accurately conveyed between departments, which is essential for maintaining the organization's financial health.