Kenechia Clarke Day
About Kenechia Clarke Day
Kenechia Clarke Day serves as the Assistant Manager of Financial Reporting and Analysis at Yale University, where she has developed a strong understanding of the institution's financial operations over her significant tenure. She holds an MBA and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Southern Connecticut State University.
Work at Yale University
Kenechia Clarke Day serves as the Assistant Manager of Financial Reporting and Analysis at Yale University. In this role, she contributes to the financial operations of the institution, which is recognized for its rigorous academic programs. Her tenure at Yale indicates a strong familiarity with the university's financial systems and processes, allowing her to effectively manage financial reporting and analysis tasks.
Education and Expertise
Kenechia Clarke Day completed her secondary education at Bishop Gibson High School, where she studied from 1990 to 1995. She furthered her education at Southern Connecticut State University, earning both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Business Administration. Her academic background in Accounting, spanning from 1996 to 2002, provides her with a solid foundation in financial principles and practices, which she applies in her professional role.
Background
Kenechia Clarke Day has extensive experience in financial reporting and analysis, particularly within the higher education sector. Her career at Yale University has allowed her to develop a comprehensive understanding of the financial operations specific to academic institutions. This background equips her to navigate the complexities of financial management in a prestigious educational environment.
Professional Experience
As the Assistant Manager of Financial Reporting and Analysis at Yale University, Kenechia Clarke Day has accumulated significant experience in her field. Her role involves overseeing financial reporting processes and conducting analyses that support the university's financial decision-making. This experience is critical in ensuring the institution's financial health and operational efficiency.