Next month, Dan Greenstein will leave his post as State System of Higher Education Chancellor to take a job with an advisory, tax and assurance firm.
Baker Tilly announced Tuesday that Greenstein will join its higher education advisory practice. In his new position, Greenstein will lead initiatives that will address the changing needs of higher education institutions, prioritizing improved student outcomes and long-term sustainability. In a statement, Baker Tilly’s managing principal of Government and Public Services Vicki Hellenbrand said that he will play an important role in guiding the company’s strategy and enhancing its ability to deliver innovative solutions to the institutions they serve.
Greenstein has served as chancellor since the start of the 2018-19 academic year, and has lead the state system through a redesign effort that has increased new-student enrollment, improved financial stability, aided in increasing the state investment in its schools and restored relationships between PASSHE and the state government. Former West Chester University President Dr. Chris Fiorintino is set to take over as interim chancellor in October until the search for a new leader is complete.
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