Join Katie and Ken as they reflect on 2024’s game-changing moments in college athletics. From the hottest topics shaping the industry to the biggest wins (and lessons learned) for our team, this episode is packed with insights, stories and a look back at the year that was. Plus, we’re breaking down the House Settlement in plain English—making this an episode you’ll want to share with campus stakeholders to help them navigate this pivotal topic with clarity and confidence. And, as always, Katie and Ken will share their brew choices of the month. Don’t miss it!

• Welcome (0:11)
• Plain English Guide to the House Settlement (1:02)
• Expanding Collegiate Athletics Advisory Services (18:37)
• CABMA NCAA Financial Reporting Initiative (21:26)
• ARENA Financial Reporting Platform (29:41)
• IRS-Related Considerations (35:00)
• Featured Brews (42:41)
• Wrap up (45:15)

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On this month’s News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie and Ken are joined by Andrew Roberts, Executive Athletics Director/Chief Financial Officer at the University of Missouri-Columbia. They discuss the role of an SEC CFO in the post-House era and the unique value a CPA brings as athletic departments work through these changes. They also cover topics like the evolution of collegiate athletics finances, stakeholder alignment, and more—all while revealing their brew choices for the month!

• Welcome (0:11)
• Background and career path (0:50)
• Evolution of collegiate athletics finances (10:06)
• The role of an SEC CFO in the House era (13:20)
• Unique value of a CPA (18:42)
• Stakeholder engagement and alignment (22:38)
• Featured Brews (27:33)
• Wrap up (29:52)

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If you missed our recent webinar, Strategies for Success in a Changing Athletics Landscape, this episode is your chance to catch the highlights! On this month’s News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie and Ken are joined by colleague Jim Booz to recap a panel discussion with athletic directors Desireé Reed-Francois (Arizona), Josh Brooks (Georgia) and Graham Neff (Clemson). Jim and Katie share their top takeaways, including actionable steps ADs can implement now, and dive into some of the more surprising moments from the conversation. They also explore topics like alignment, budgeting, and more—all while revealing their brew choices for the month!

• Welcome (0:11)
• Discussions that were most surprising (1:10)
• Tangible steps ADs can take now as they prepare for the future (4:45)
• How ADs are aligning with campus leadership (8:42)
• Optimist outlook on the future of college athletics (13:45)
• Featured Brews (19:00)
• Wrap up (20:44)

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All content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only. Matters discussed in this podcast are subject to change. For up-to-date information on this subject please contact a James Moore professional. James Moore will not be held responsible for any claim, loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of any information in this podcast or any information accessed through this site.