Corey Hastings Email & Phone Number

Corey Hastings is the SVP, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc. (HJF). He leads the functions of Accounting, Billing, Disbursements, Financial Planning & Analysis, Procurement, and Treasury & Risk Management, with approximately 100 total staff members. HJF's activities include more than 600 separate federal grants and contracts and the organization employs over 2,800 people globally.Since commencing his role with HJF, Corey has shortened the time to monthly financial close and audit completion, introduced robotic process automation (RPA) to improve processing speeds, introduced an automated monthly rolling forecast, reduced finance function spending while increasing productivity, and significantly shortened the cash conversion cycle. He also launched HJF's first investment program for operating funds and played a leading role in the acquisition of CAMRIS International, LLC, a mission-aligned subsidiary with over $40 million in annual revenue.Corey serves in a variety of key organizational roles including:Chair, Board of Directors, HJF Medical Research International, Inc., HJF's global operating subsidiaryTreasurer, CAMRIS International, LLC, a mission-aligned subsidiary company acquired in 2020Chair, Board of Directors, HJFMRI Ltd./Gte., a Nigerian medical research subsidiaryMember, HJF Retirement Committee, responsible for HJF's 403(b) planMember, HJF Investment Committees, both Endowment and OperatingMember, Board of Directors, MUWRP, a Ugandan medical research partnerPreviously, as VP of Workforce Programs at AARP Foundation, he led a staff of 120 people in implementing Department of Labor SCSEP grants totaling over $70 million, as well as other national programs. AARP Foundation SCSEP served more than 13,000 people annually and administered biweekly payroll for 6,000. During Corey's tenure, the program launched six new grant relationships and became the nation's largest SCSEP provider while exceeding national averages on all 6 core performance measures under its primary grant. From 2011 - 2015, Corey was AARP Foundation’s Director of Finance responsible for a $200 million budget, Board reporting, and contract development. Corey worked previously at the Uniformed Services University (Department of Defense) Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine as Executive Manager, where he helped to launch a $68 million federal research program focused on traumatic brain injury in military populations.

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