UVAFinance Welcomes Vicki Malamphy as Senior Financial Analyst

The Malamphys

This January, UVAFinance welcomed Vicki Malamphy as Senior Financial Analyst. Malamphy brings with her an impressive background in integrated marketing communications, accounting, and statistics. Her time as an accountant for Albemarle County broadened her experience in human resources and honed her passion for finance. 

Malamphy grew up in Northern VA, in the small community of Fauquier County. She attended Mary Baldwin University, where she received her Bachelor's degree in Marketing Communications. After doing some treasury work in college, Malamphy moved to Accounts Payable for Faulconer Construction in Charlottesville, where she was introduced to the city she loved. 

Eventually, she moved to work for the County of Albemarle offices as an Accountant, working specifically in grants. Here, she learned more about the hands-on aspects of accounting and finance. As someone well-versed in a variety of different skills, from human resources and business strategies to statistics, Malamphy says, "Variety is my middle name!"

After working for Albemarle County, she transferred to the University, serving as a Finance Data and Tech Analyst. Malamphy says she always knew she wanted to be involved in something bigger, and the opportunities UVA provided drew her in. After living in Charlottesville for some time, working for the University was almost an inevitable shift. 

As a Senior Financial Analyst, Malamphy will work primarily on journal entries and general ledger work to make sure things stay organized and up-to-date. Her background in Business Services and Accounting will be beneficial to her role at UVAFinance. 

In her free time, Malamphy enjoys spending time with her two girls, going back and forth between the younger one's soccer games and the older one's horse shows. The Malamphy family also has a couple of unique furry friends--two Jumbo Pekin ducks, aptly named "Cheese" and "Quackers", a bunny, and they are still in the process of getting a horse to add to their brood.