
	Prior to the appointment, Slottow served as associate vice president for finance for four years with oversight responsibility for financial management, planning and control of the schools, colleges and U-M Health System. In that position, he reduced the University&#39;s receivables by more than $70 million through more aggressive billing, collection, and working capital policies and practices. He also replaced all major financial systems. Slottow holds a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley, and an M.B.A. from the University of Washington. He came to the University after serving as assistant vice president of finance for Amtrak, where he supervised a $2.2 billion annual operating budget and $6 billion capital fund.
