Long-serving Texas A&M Chief Auditor, Charlie Hrncir Announces Retirement

Charlie Hrncir, the longstanding chief auditor for the Texas A&M System, has announced his retirement after nearly two decades of devoted service.

Unparalleled Tenure Comes to a Close

Hrncir’s decision to retire was publicized through an open meeting notice from a board of regents committee. Charlie Hrncir has enjoyed a lengthy career with the Texas A&M system, providing his services for an impressive 25 years. Having accepted a position with the system in April of 2000, he assumed the role of Chief Auditor in August of 2015.

Even before joining the A&M system, Hrncir demonstrated his commitment to public service. He spent 19 years at the Texas State Auditor’s Office, upholding the principles of public trust and transparency. His unparalleled career has left a significant impact on the institutions he served and epitomized professional dedication.

Seeking a Successor

News of Hrncir’s upcoming retirement prompts the audit committee to take steps to locate his replacement. On last Friday (August 16), the audit committee decided to solicit proposals to hire a consultant. This consultant’s primary task will be to aid in the recruiting process of Hrncir’s successor, ensuring a smooth transition as Hrncir moves towards retirement early next year.

A Legacy of Public Service

Hrncir’s retirement signals the end of an era for the Texas A&M system. His life of service, first at the Texas State Auditor’s office and then as Chief Auditor at Texas A&M, is a testament to his unwavering dedication. It serves as an inspiration for those who follow in his footsteps

The gap left by his departure will undoubtedly be challenging to fill, and the transition will be a significant event within the Texas A&M system.

Looking Forward

While Charlie Hrncir’s retirement will leave a significant void, the Texas A&M system is prepared for the challenge. The hiring of a consultant and the strategic move to plan for his departure reflects their commitment to maintaining the institution’s high standards. Despite his retirement, the Texas A&M system is prepared to continue delivering excellence.

This retirement comes with a bittersweet note for the Texas A&M system. Charlie Hrncir’s remarkable dedication will be missed, but retirement is a well-deserved rest. Texas A&M system community wishes him a happy and peaceful retirement.