J. Scott Branham
About J. Scott Branham
J. Scott Branham, Chief Financial Officer
J. Scott Branham is currently serving as the Chief Financial Officer. In this role, he oversees the financial operations, budgeting, and fiscal planning of the organization. His responsibilities include managing financial risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and providing leadership in financial decision-making processes. Branham's extensive experience in finance and accounting bolsters his ability to manage the company’s financial stability and growth.
J. Scott Branham Education
J. Scott Branham holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Concord College, which is now known as Concord University. He further advanced his education by earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Auburn University. His educational background provided him with a strong foundation in financial management, business administration, and strategic planning.
Certified Public Accountant J. Scott Branham
J. Scott Branham is a certified public accountant (CPA). This certification underlines his expertise in accounting principles, auditing, and financial reporting. Being a CPA, Branham adheres to stringent standards of practice and ethics in the field of accounting, ensuring the highest level of diligence and accuracy in financial matters.
J. Scott Branham's Role at Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Before his current role, J. Scott Branham served as the Chief Audit Officer for Oak Ridge Associated Universities. In this capacity, he was responsible for overseeing internal audits, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and providing risk assessments. His role was crucial in maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of the organization's internal controls.
J. Scott Branham's Experience with U.S. Department of Energy
J. Scott Branham worked as an auditor for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Inspector General. During his tenure, he conducted audits to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the Department's operations and programs. His work contributed to improving accountability and transparency within the Department of Energy.