 
Robert HerzogHarrison College
Prior to joining Harrison College, Robert held various executive and leadership roles within: a Fortune 500 company, two international CPA firms, and small-cap financial services company. Throughout his leadership career he has led various change management, re-engineering, and turnaround projects. If there’s one thing he’s learned: it’s that change is inevitable. Robert is a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities and currently serves as co-chair of the Board of Directors’ Grassroots committee, as well as a member of the Government Relations Committee. Robert is a graduate of APSCU’s Leadership Institute and has been a presenter at the Institute since 2007. Robert is an active participant in the Indianapolis non-profit and philanthropic community. He was appointed in June of 2007 by then Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson to serve on the Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee, a public-private advisory board formed to advise the Mayor’s office. He is a graduate of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Gleaners Food Bank, of Indiana Inc. and serves as its Treasurer. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation. Robert also serves as a member of the Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade Committee and the finance committee of St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Past memberships include: The Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the Grand Rapids, MI Ballet Company, and the Meridian Street Foundation in Indianapolis. He has been integrally involved with a number of other local fund raising activities. Education:1991 – BS in Accounting – Minnesota State University – MankatoCertified Public Accountant in the state of Minnesota Related
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Robert Herzog is Harrison College’s Chief Financial Officer. In this role Robert directs The College’s overall financial plans, policies, and accounting relationships with lending institutions and the financial community; as well as its Title IV program. He also oversees and directs The College’s information technology, treasury, budgeting, long range forecasting, government and external relations, and compliance activities.