Finance Leadership

Mike Clune
Senior Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer

Mike Clune joined UCSF in 2011 and currently serves as the senior associate vice chancellor and chief financial officer for the finance organization. The Finance organization includes Budget and Resource Management, Controller, the FAS Finance Service Center, Risk Management and Insurance Services, and Supply Chain Management. In his budget and resource management role, Mike’s primary responsibility is to ensure that campus financial resources are carefully stewarded and effectively managed to assist in achieving the UCSF’s mission to advance health worldwide.

In addition to his role at UCSF, Mike is an appointed member-at-large of the Western Association of College and University Business Officers (WACUBO) board of directors. WACUBO is a community for business officers in the western region that provide opportunities for professional development, networking, and information sharing among colleagues to identify solutions for issues affecting higher education.

Prior to joining UCSF, Mike worked in the UC Office of the President in Oakland, California for 11 years, primarily on University-wide administrative and policy issues related to enrollment management, budget development, and resource administration.

Mike earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration at the University of San Diego and later earned a master’s in statistics and PhD in demography at UC Berkeley.

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Jim Hine

Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief Procurement Officer,

Supply Chain Management

Jim oversees all supply chain operations for approximately $1 billion in annual UCSF spending. Prior to joining UCSF in 2005, he spent 20 years in management consulting and leadership roles with several firms -- including Boston Consulting Group, Computer Sciences Corporation, and Huron Consulting – with a focus on strategy, operations, supply chain, procurement and sourcing. He has BA in psychology and communications and MBA in operations and strategy, both from Stanford University.

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Angela Lucien

Director, Risk Management and Insurance Services

Angela joined UCSF in 1999 as an Auto and Property analyst before accepting the role of risk manager in Construction and Property Services where she found her passion. Through her commitment to this area, Angela advanced to deputy director of Risk Management and Insurance Services where she served until accepting the director of Risk Management and Insurance Services position in 2019. She received a Bachelor’s of arts from Golden Gate University.

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Linda Moran

Director, FAS Finance Service Center

Linda joined UCSF as the Director of the FAS Finance Service Center in November 2018. Her career over the past 20 years has been in public higher education in the areas of budgeting, financial analysis, and strategic planning. She worked for 11 years at the University of Washington in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Foster School of Business, and the Capital and Space Planning and the Budget Office. Prior to UCSF, Linda also worked for over 9 years at the University of California, Berkeley in the Budget Office supporting the Vice Chancellor, Administrative and Finance division, the Chancellor’s Office, and University Relations. She was the Financial and Operations manager in the College of Letters and Sciences Biological Sciences division, and most recently worked in University Development and Alumni Relations as the director of Financial Planning and Analysis. She received her BA in Economics from the University of Washington and is working on her MBA from Cal State East Bay (expected completion in 2020).

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Shannon Turner

Associate Vice Chancellor and Controller, Controller's Office

As Associate Vice Chancellor and Controller, Shannon oversees UCSF’s core financial and accounting activities, payroll operations, post award financial administration and financial internal controls. Shannon joined UCSF in 2013, and previously served as Assistant Controller for Accounting and Reporting and Manager of General Accounting. Before joining UCSF, Shannon held various financial positions at FedEx, including Manager of International Accounting, and worked as a Senior Auditor at Ernst & Young.

Shannon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Santa Clara University and is a certified public accountant.

Darryl Lim

Director, Budget and Resource Management

Darryl is the director of costing and cost recovery policy and analysis for the budget and resource management department. One of his main responsibilities being the development and negotiation of UCSF’s facilities and administrative (F&A) rate proposal. Prior to his role as director, Darryl worked in various areas of management for Huron Consulting Group and KPMG LLP, dedicating over 15 years of service to higher education. Darryl received a degree in economics from the University of California, Davis.

Susan O'Hara

Executive Director, Budget and Resource Management

Susan OHara assumed the role of executive director, budget and resource management in 2019 where she leads the operating budget and recharge teams. Having been a part of the UC system since 1984, she has spent only three years of that time outside of UCSF. Prior to accepting her current role, Susan served as the CFO in the radiology and biomedical imaging department since 1998; having lead all financial affairs with an annual expenditure of $120 million, established the first research administration unit within the department and oversaw financial policy guidance and training for over 60 departmental staff.

Susan holds a master’s degree in public affairs from Princeton University and a bachelor of arts in political science and economics from Stanford University.

Jerome Sak

Executive Director, Budget and Resource Management

Jerome Sak is the director of institutional analysis for the budget and resource management department where he has served in various capacities since January 2007. Before joining UCSF, Jerome held financial positions at some of the world’s leading technology companies, such as, Intel Corporation where he served as a strategic finance specialist and Ford Motor Company where he worked as a finance analyst. Jerome also has extensive international experience, having worked as a manager of systems engineering in Tokyo, Japan where he represented the US Headquarters.

Jerome received a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan and a master of business administration from Duke University.

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