Role Summary

Alex Stolle serves as the Business Coordinator III for the Center for Managed Technology Services (CMTS).  In this role, he serves as primary contact for accounts payable, accounts receivable, purchasing and asset acquisition for CMTS.  Alex works closely with internal and external stakeholders to facilitate the alignment of managed technology services with organizational needs, helping stakeholders navigate internal Texas A&M AgriLife Research systems, policies and procedures.

Focus Areas

• Facilitating payment processes via issuing and paying invoices for internal and external stakeholders
• Supporting CMTS business operations and strategy through targeted financial monitoring and reporting
• Strengthening the CMTS team by navigating Texas A&M and Texas A&M AgriLife’s needs, complying with all reporting procedures, acquiring needed assets and supplies
• Cultivating business relationships with AgriLife administrative staff and CMTS clients and bridging the gap between the two parties and their individual needs

Background and Experience

• More than 10 years of experience in business operations and development
• Professional background spanning cash and cash equivalent monitoring and management, team management, office administration, and asset acquisition
• Leadership experience in relationship management, direct sales, business development, and entrepreneurship
• Demonstrated track record of optimizing financial visualization and management with an emphasis on duplication and efficiency

Education and Credentials

• Master of Science in Business (MSB), Texas A&M Mays School of Business
• Bachelor of Science in History with two minors in Psychology and Entrepreneurship, University of Texas at Tyler 
• Experienced in the use of internal Texas A&M and Texas A&M AgriLife financial monitoring systems such as: AggieBuy, iPayments, FAMIS, and FAMISWeb