Make your data work for you — not the other way around.

Your institution’s data is probably spread across a wide range of functions and expressed in different formats.

It’s like a forest with its countless species of trees and wildlife. If you look at each plant or creature on its own, you see its little slice of the world. But when you put them all together, the story of an ecosystem is uncovered.

The same goes for your data. Assessing each set individually gives you a little insight. But until you can see all of your data together in a way that’s easy to digest, you’ll never see the forest for the trees.

When you don’t have enough time in the day, leveraging your data is everything.

Having your data wrangled, organized and easily viewable saves you time and allows you to redirect resources to more pressing matters. Instead of spending time manually entering and cleaning up your data, you can use it for analysis and better decision-making.

As proud leaders in the collegiate athletics industry, we've developed a wide array of data analytics services for clients like you.

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Financial Reporting Automation

Athletics business offices spend up to 500 hours preparing their EADA and NCAA reports. We’ll set up automated solutions that eliminate the tedious steps of manual financial reporting — freeing your staff to handle more pressing matters.

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Leadership Dashboards

Customize easy-to-read data visualizations for decision-makers on campus, from your athletic director to your president or chancellor. Our financial dashboards offer an efficient snapshot of key performance indicators that help to tell your financial story and provide context for better decision-making.

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Budget to Actual by Sport

Give sports operations and coaching staff complete visibility of their budgets with customized access to the relevant data they need to effectively manage their expenses.

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Ticket Reconciliations

Better (and more quickly) reconcile your ticketing platform to your accounting system — two systems that often don’t integrate easily.

Our Guide to Automating NCAA & EADA Reporting Processes

Discover everything you need to know about automating NCAA and EADA reporting processes in your institution. We share a step-by-step overview of the process, detail the key stakeholders and outline exactly what you can expect when you implement ARENA by James Moore Digital.

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Case Study: Budget to Actuals Automation and Modernization

See what we did for one collegiate athletics department!

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Katie Davis, CPA, LSS Certified

Partner

With nearly 20 years of experience, Katie is a partner at James Moore and dedicates a majority of her time serving higher education institutions, collegiate athletic departments, foundations and other university-related organizations. She leads the firm’s Higher Education and Collegiate Athletics industry teams, which serve more than 100 higher education organizations (including 40+ athletic departments) nationwide. She is an active member in CABMA and NACUBO.

Katie’s work in higher education goes beyond traditional accounting services. As a thought leader and valued advisor in the industry, she drives discussions on the issues faced by colleges and universities nationwide. Her passion is in the collegiate athletics niche, and she is nationally recognized as an advocate for the financial voices in the business of college sports. She co-hosts the firm’s News & Brews Sports Biz podcast series and makes regular appearances on other industry broadcast programs and publications. Katie works closely with her clients and enjoys bringing solutions to them that improve their operations and redirect their limited resources to the things that matter most. Certified in Lean Six Sigma, she helps her clients create efficient, thorough and sustainable systems for long-term success.

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Daniel Shorstein, CGFM, CPA

President, Digital

Daniel Shorstein brings over 20 years of leadership in accounting, internal controls and technology to James Moore Digital, where he will drive innovation through automation, AI and data analytics. His extensive background includes his most recent role as vice president of product management at Deloitte & Touche LLP, where he pioneered generative AI (GenAI) solutions for financial accounting, audit readiness, and internal controls.

This position marks a homecoming for Daniel, who previously worked as a Senior Accountant at James Moore & Company from 2005 to 2010. His deep knowledge of accounting, coupled with his passion for leveraging cutting-edge technologies, positions him to lead James Moore Digital in developing innovative, AI-driven products that solve complex challenges for clients.

Daniel holds professional memberships with the AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants), FICPA (Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants), and AGA (Association of Government Accountants). He is also a Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) and a licensed CPA in Florida.

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Marie Monet, CPA, CITP, CGMA

President, Digital

Marie helps our clients leverage their data in a way that allows them to generate meaningful insights and strategies to strengthen and maintain the health of their business. She has nearly 20 years of experience in accounting, data analytics and related areas of work.

Marie is highly recognized by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. In addition to holding the AICPA’s Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP) certification, she is a member of the CITP Credential Committee that develops, promotes and maintains the CITP credentialing process. She was also recognized by the AICPA’s Standing Ovation program in 2016 for her contributions to the areas of information management and technology assurance.

Before coming to James Moore, Marie spent over a decade working for large organizations and consulting firms that have a deep breadth of technical expertise and resources at their fingertips. She leverages the expertise gleaned from this work to give our clients a unique competitive edge in the market. Outside of the firm, Marie serves on the AICPA’s Forensic Accounting Technology & Analytics Task Force.

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Todd Stanchfield

Manager, Digital

Todd has seven years of experience in unlocking business insights using data analytics and automating mundane and repetitive processes. He is well versed in the process optimization life cycle, including information gathering, solution development, process documentation, technical documentation and productionization.

Todd has spent most of his career in the utility industry, where he worked with various stakeholders to solve unique and challenging data problems. He also has his Alteryx advanced certification.

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Kelli Batianis, CPA

Project Manager

Kelli complements the teams she supports on a variety of projects for James Moore’s digital team, from dashboarding and process improvement to technology implementation and integration. She organizes delivery, training, communication, client requests and other aspects of the project flow and delivery.

With 30 years of experience in data, accounting and tax, Kelli brings a wide range of knowledge to the table. She previously held positions at Big 4 accounting firms and in the telecommunications industry. By collaborating extensively with internal groups throughout her career, she can relate to the struggles clients have with breaking down barriers to get information to the people who need it.

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Gemma Wallace

Developer

Gemma has 15 years of experience in data analytics and business intelligence. At James Moore, she designs automated data solutions to address client reporting and analysis problems.

Gemma’s focus over the past several years has been on providing data support, analysis and automated reporting to internal and external clients. She is particularly knowledgeable in Alteryx and Regex.

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Tyler Hayes

Analyst

A data professional with nearly 10 years of experience, Tyler develops analytics tools used to drive actionable change—from building out data repositories for analysis to dashboarding and delivering those insights to stakeholders. His focus at James Moore is on the development and presentation of dashboards and building predictive machine learning models.

Tyler’s introduction to the BI/analytics industry came while working directly with business clients at another company. The firsthand perspective he received at how analytics can revolutionize and transform business operations gave him a passion for developing these tools for companies that can’t do so internally.

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