Megan DiTizio

A highly dedicated and results-oriented professional with an extensive record of experiencein accounting, finance, compensation, research administration and and process standardization. A self-motivated and problem solver who is
constantly looking for opportunities to streamline processes and finding better ways of working. A reliable and
hardworking team player who motives employees and co-workers to help a company achieve sustainable success.

• Manager, Fiscal and Business Administration, Mar 2012 - Present, 11 yrs 10 mos, College of Public Health, High-level coordination of pre-award budget preparation and post award budget management of $60M+ annually, approve and monitor budget expenditures, allocate purchases and reconcile ledgers; managers and oversee the preparation of financial statements, financial reports, spreadsheets and other reports., Assist Research Faculty with budget preparation and provide ad-hoc analysis to Departmental Chairs as needed.
• Fiscal and Business Analyst, Jan 2011 - Mar 2012, 1 yr 3 mos, College of Public Health, High-level coordination of pre-award budget preparation and post award budget management of $60M+ annually, approve and monitor budget expenditures, allocate purchases and reconcile ledgers; managers and oversee the preparation of financial statements, financial reports, spreadsheets and other reports., Assist Research Faculty with budget preparation and provide ad-hoc analysis to Departmental Chairs as needed.
• Marketing Research Analyst, 2009 - 2010, 1 yr, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Develop, implement and manage multichannel marketing campaigns for client groups, including broadcast, online, mobile, print/outdoor, and display, Identify public and private funding sources to develop cause marketing collaborations between SBG, corporate partners, nonprofits and government agencies, Generate leads, develop new business partnerships and special projects to drive revenue, Lead all prospecting and market research initiatives for campaigns in 12 DMAs and 18 stations, including trending and revenue forecasting
• Financial Research Analyst II, Jun 2008 - Nov 2009, 1 yr 6 mos, Mayo Clinic, Prepare monthly/quarterly budget forecasts, projections and adjustments for contracts and grants for clinical research divisions, Meet quarterly with Principal Investigators and key staff to review financial data and prepare adjusting entries if appropriate, Monitor expenditures to ensure compliance with internal and external controls, including private foundations, state and federal funding agencies, Provide ad-hoc reports in addition to analytical support to departmental and institutional leadership, Recommend solutions and process improvements to clinical operations managers, study coordinators and Principal Investigators
• Program Manager, Mar 2004 - Jun 2008, 4 yrs 4 mos, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Managed funded interdisciplinary fellowship program for allied health professionals practicing in pediatric disabilities, maternal and child health outcomes and advocacy.
• Study Coordinator, FLOW Study, Feb 2000 - Mar 2004, 4 yrs 2 mos, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Coordinated federally funded qualitative research study following incidence of lymphedema following mastectomy surgery in women with breast cancer.