Today, fifty-four percent of the workforce is made up of women. Additionally, people of color represent a rapidly growing sector of the working population. Join us for a discussion on inclusive leadership as we look at strategies to prepare us

Academic Return on Investment: A Framework for Managing New School Initiatives

Nov 14th, 2019 12m 13s

Join us for a discussion on Academic return on investment - a framework for implementing, managing and analyzing new school initiatives.Follow on Twitter: @TogaFinance @ASBOIntl @bamradionetwork#schoolbusiness #leadershipTim Hilker is the A

Protecting Our Kids in a Multimedia World

Jul 31st, 2017 8m 17s

The risks to students on social media are accelerating. Join us as we talk about how schools can be proactive about protecting our kids.Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntl @MJohnston_ASBO@bamradionetwork #suptchat #satchat #edchat #LeadExcell

What Should Our Education Priorities Be Now, Who Will Set Them?

Jul 31st, 2017 13m 37s

The current administration and U.S Secretary of Education usher in a new era in education priorities. Join our panel of national education leaders as we discuss education priorities and who will set them. Follow: @Eduflack @NASSP @AASAHQ @A

3 Lessons from an Experiment in Consolidating School Districts

Feb 15th, 2017 8m 31s

Our guest walked into a job that involved sharing his position with two school districts. There were benefits and liabilities. Learn what worked and what did not. Follow: @JohnMusso @RPhelsenj @ASBOIntl Jason Helsen has served as Director

Galvanizing Community Support for School Budgets

Jun 15th, 2016 12m 14s

The needs and uses of school security systems have evolved. New technology and new laws make this a good time to review your systems.Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntl Brian Moore is supervisor of public safety for Red Clay School District i

Unpacking the Ethics of School Procurement

May 9th, 2016 11m 12s

Ethical procurement practices are essential to schools on many levels. Breaches can lead to waste of limited financial resources and a loss of trust among stakeholders.Join us as we review best practices. Kim Bauer is purchasing director of

The Hidden Cost of Not Having a Succession Plan

Apr 12th, 2016 11m 45s

In this segment, we look at the some of the ways not having a succession plan can hurt your school or school district.Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntlMarvin Dereef, Jr. has spent nearly 14 years in accounting and financial management roles. He

New Tools for Performance Management and District Improvement

Feb 26th, 2016 11m 50s

In this segment, our guest provides an introduction to data management tools including benchmarks and dashboards. Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntl @MaryCDeLaiMary Delai is in her tenth year as Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Administr

What Every School Leader Can Learn from My Trip to the North Pole

Nov 5th, 2015 8m 13s

Our guest has thrown himself into fast changing unpredictable situations that required exceptional decision-making skills. Many of the skills are the same required to be an effective 21st century education leader. Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOInt

Who is the Most Positive Person In the Room? Why It Matters

Sep 2nd, 2015 11m 33s

Our guest says shares science-based keys to creating a more positive school environment. Learn why any room is controlled by the most "expressive" and how understanding this can help you change school culture.Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntlM

Using Data Mining to Detect Fraud and Misuse of School Funds

Jan 20th, 2015 11m 23s

Misuse of school funds is a significant problem that impacts district budgets across the nation. In this segment, we look at how to detect and prevent fraud and abuse of school funds.Follow: @JohnMusso @ASBOIntlKarin Smith has over 15 year

How Much Is Too Much?: A Work-Life Balance Checklist

Sep 8th, 2014 12m 3s

We understand that education is a calling, but how do you determine if you are doing too much and your life is out of balance? More important how can you restore the balance?@johnmusso @asbointl @bamradionetworkTim Peraino is Director of Fa

Effective Loss Control Through Accident and Incident Follow Up

Jul 22nd, 2014 12m 3s

Accidents and incidents can be avoided. Preventing accidents has multiple benefits to schools districts. In this segment we cover highlight from a popular session on this topic.@johnmusso @asbointl @bamradionetworkTom Wohlleber is the Ass

Update on Implementing the New Health Care Law in Schools

May 28th, 2014 12m 20s

Our guest today walks us through the latest implementation issues around the new health care act - including viable and risky approaches and traps to avoid.@johnmusso @asbointl @dbein @bamradionetworkDavid Bein is the chief fiscal officer

The Affordable Health Care Act: What School Leaders Need to Know

Nov 13th, 2013 13m 40s

Some of the critical deadlines mandated by the Affordable Health Care Act are rapidly approaching. There are many implications for school administrators, school leaders and school business officials. In this segment we invite one of the most i

How the Role of the School Business Manager is Changing

Jul 3rd, 2013 12m 2s

For a myriad of reasons, the role of the school business manager is changing. Collaboration and consolidation is becoming more essential. Our guest shares a hers story about a radical restructuring implemented in her school district and how it

Making Compelling and Effective Budget Presentations

Apr 25th, 2013 13m 9s

Today making budget presentations are more challenging than ever. Our guests say that part of the key to doing it well is managing the communication chain and linking numbers and narratives. Learn how...@johnmusso @asbointl @bamradionetwork

Strategies For Serving Special Needs Students As Budgets Tighten

Mar 14th, 2013 12m 47s

Budgets have been cut, but the legal and social mandate to serve special needs students remains. How are school districts managing this dilemma? Our guest provides insight into how this problem is being managed in the trenches. David J. Pet

The Financial and Management Challenges of Increasing Technology in Classrooms

Jan 30th, 2013 10m 10s

The push to ramp up the use of technology in education is running into infrastructure and financial limitations. In this segment we explore the challenges and how some school business officials are surmounting the hurdles.As the senior busine

Crisis Communication 101: Why You Need a Plan

Dec 15th, 2012 10m 10s

More often than not a crisis is unexpected and leaves little time for planning. This is why developing a crisis communications plan in advance is critical. In this segment we discuss the basics you need to know to plan ahead and be prepared and

Health Reimbursement Arrangements, a Powerful Tool for Managing Costs

Jul 2nd, 2012 10m 10s

In recent years rising health care cost are impacting employer and employees. Expert are predicting that health care costs are still going to rise in the next several years. Health Reimbursement Arrangements can help you manage these costs. Lea

The New Fiscal Reality: Surviving the Education Budget Crisis

Apr 19th, 2012 11m 20s

Severe budget deficits with no end in sight is the new reality for most school business officials. In this segment we talk about radical strategies being considered and pursued by school business officials to survive this budget crisis.Ti

Coping with the Uncertainty of the Healthcare Mandate

Mar 21st, 2012 14m 30s

The health care mandate is being legally challenged and has made it to the U.S. Supreme Court. Many school districts are taking a wait and see posture. However, the law requires a number of actions by school business officials that may be diffi

Radical School Cost Containment Strategies for Tough Financial Times

Jan 9th, 2012 10m 13s

Savvy school business officials have already cut school budgets to the bone. But these financial times are requiring more radical strategies for cost containment. Our guest today has helped many school districts develop these radical cost-cutti