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Leading through change: Trusted modernization for higher education

Webcast

Webcast overview

Higher education institutions are navigating a complex environment shaped by economic uncertainty, evolving regulations, and pressure to improve operational performance. Join KPMG professionals for a discussion of the key trends influencing university finance, institutional strategy, and long-term viability.

This webcast is designed for college and university presidents, CFOs, business officers, finance leaders, tax and procurement professionals, and other operational decision-makers.

Our economics, tax, and procurement specialists will share insights on:

  • Economic forces affecting enrollment, budgets, and financial sustainability.

  • Recent federal tax developments impacting tax-exempt organizations.

  • Opportunities to strengthen institutional effectiveness through procurement transformation.

Attendees will gain practical perspectives to inform planning, support financial health, and advance modernization efforts.

Participants will focus on:

  • Evaluating key economic trends and their implications for institutional planning and strategic decisions.

  • Assessing significant 2026 federal tax changes affecting tax-exempt employers, including executive compensation and available tax credits.

  • Identifying common procurement challenges and strategies to improve financial performance, compliance, and operational efficiency."

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