Equity Center’s School Finance Services

By staff. Filed in Charles Aki, Equity Center, Equity Center Member Services, Equity Center Radio, News & Talk Radio, Opinion, Podcast, Property Taxes, Ray Freeman, Tim Wolff, economy, school district budget, school finance template  |  
Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,
TOP del.icio.us digg

Equity Center Radio | May 28, 2010 |Today’s Podcast Focuses on the Services the Equity Center Renders to its Member School Districts

 

Alternative Play Button

You can email your questions about school finance and equity for answer on the air to ECRadio@EquityCenter.org.

In today’s broadcast, we interview two of the Equity Center’s staff who work with our members in budgeting, financial forecasting and other economic areas that call for special actuarial, computer program design for economic spreadsheets and databases, and statistics expertise. Tim Wolff and Charles Aki fit the bill to a tee and the Equity Center is delighted to have them here to be interviewed by our Deputy Executive Director, Ray Freeman.

Tim Wolff has worked since January 2007 as our programmer/analyst, a position he held for seven years in the Legislative Budget Board‘s public education team prior to joining the Equity Center. Previously, he had worked as an actuary in the Life Insurance industry and as a statistical programmer in the pharmaceutical sector. He began his working career by serving as an officer in the U.S. Navy. You can email Tim at Tim Wolff

Dr. Charles Aki is the Director of Research here at the Equity Center. He is in charge of all the tasks related to running the school finance model and analyzing the impact of legislation on the funding of school districts. Charles has been with us since February 2004. Prior to that, he was with the Texas Education Agency, where he served as a program administrator and principal financial and systems analyst in the State Funding Division. Charles has over 25 years’ experience in school finance, research, and economics. He holds a Ph.D. in resource economics from Ohio State University, and currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Economics at Austin Community College. Charles can be reached by emailing him at Charles Aki


Charles Aki

Tim Wolff

Tim Wolff

Tim Wolff

You can subscribe to our weekly show by pressing the RSS button here or hear the broadcast by pushing the Play Button Image for Text button below:

 

Our sponsor of the week is Ray, Wood & Bonilla, Attorneys-at-Law.
Call them at 512.328.8877 or go to their web pages to discover more about this gold sponsor at
www.rwblaw.net

To find out more about the Equity Center and the important work that it performs for the school children of Texas and its member school districts, please click on www.equitycenter.org.
  | Alternative Play Button

Comments are closed.


Legal Disclaimer
The views expressed in the text and the accompanying audio on equitycenterradio.org are the views of the author(s) and guest(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Equity Center (EC), or its Board of Directors or the school districts the Equity Center represent. EC does not guarantee the source, originality, accuracy, completeness or reliability of any statement, information, data, finding, interpretation, advice, opinion, or view presented, nor does it make any representation concerning the same. The links and/or information on this site are provided for research, educational and informational purposes ONLY. The statements, opinions and/or conclusions drawn on the linked sites, on this page and/or in the corresponding podcast are not necessarily those of this website, the Equity Center, its management, members, employees, subcontractors or agents (herein collectively known as "EC"). A mention and/or listing on this site does not indicate EC’s endorsement of any organization's and/or entity's activities, reports, publications and/or programs. EC cannot be held responsible and/or liable for any damages, real, imagined, past, present or future from the information contained on this site and/or the sites that it links to hereafter and declines all responsibility for errors or deficiencies in the texts, oral or written, of this site and the databases and audio linked, as well as for any damage that may arise from them. EC provides these podcast, written and/or audio, as a source of useful information, not authoritative legal or other advice. The inclusion of a link to a site should not be construed as an endorsement of the site, its sponsoring organization, or any views expressed in the site. EC takes reasonable measures to ensure the quality of the Information made available on this web site and may periodically update the Information but makes no commitment to do so. By entering this site you acknowledge and agree that your use of the Information is at your own risk and that none of the parties involved in creating, producing or delivering this site is liable for any loss, injury, claim, liability or damage of any kind resulting in any way from: (a) any errors in or omissions from the Information; (b) the unavailability or delay of the Information; (c) your use of the Information or any conclusions you draw from it, regardless of whether you received any assistance from the the Equity Center or its employees with regard to the Information; (d) your use of any equipment in connection with the site or anything obtained from the site; or (e) the content of the site, including anything caused by any viruses, bugs or malfunctions.

© Equity Center 2010. The text on this web page and the accompanying audio are the copyrighted property of EC and may not be used for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of EC. Unauthorized use may constitute a copyright infringement in violation of federal and state laws.