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'''Al Horvath''' was Executive Vice President for Finance from 2004 - 2007. During his tenure at Columbia, Horvath developed a five-year capital plan and debt strategy.

Prior to Columbia, Horvath was vice president for business and finance at the California Institute of Technology. Horvath received a B.S. in accounting from Penn State in 1981 and an MBA from Duquesne University in 1985.

It 2007, Columbia's IRS filings indicated that Horvath's salary was $335,516. Horvath was replaced by [[Anne Sullivan]] in 2007, and he moved on to Penn State. In 2011, Horvath was named Under Secretary for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer of the Smithsonian.

{{succession|preceded=[[?]]|succeeded=[[Anne Sullivan]]|office=[[Executive Vice President for Finance]]|years=2004-2007}}

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 '''Al Horvath''' was Executive Vice President for Finance from 2004 - 2007. During his tenure at Columbia, Horvath developed a five-year capital plan and debt strategy.
-Prior to Columbia, Horvath was vice president for business and finance at the California Institute of Technology. Horvath received a B.S. in accounting from Penn State in 1981 and an MBA from Duquesne University in 1985.
+Prior to joining Columbia, Horvath was vice president for business and finance at the California Institute of Technology. Horvath received a B.S. in accounting from Penn State in 1981 and an MBA from Duquesne University in 1985.
 It 2007, it was reported that Columbia's IRS filings indicated that Horvath's salary was $335,516. Horvath was replaced by [[Anne Sullivan]] in 2007, and he moved on to Penn State. In 2011, Horvath was named Under Secretary for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer of the Smithsonian.

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 It 2007, it was reported that Columbia's IRS filings indicated that Horvath's salary was $335,516. Horvath was replaced by [[Anne Sullivan]] in 2007, and he moved on to Penn State. In 2011, Horvath was named Under Secretary for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer of the Smithsonian.
-{{succession|preceded=[[?]]|succeeded=[[Anne Sullivan]]|office=[[Executive Vice President for Finance]]|years=2004-2007}}
+{{succession|preceded=?|succeeded=[[Anne Sullivan]]|office=[[Executive Vice President for Finance]]|years=2004-2007}}
 [[Category:Administrators]]