Executive Leadership
Tasked with lighting the way for all of Facilities Services, the Executive Leadership team guides our staff, advocates for our campus, and works to advance our community through the stewardship of state resources.
Carrying the Torch
As the university’s dedicated facilities stewards, our mission is to plan, construct, and maintain its physical resources and environments to fully support and promote the University of Tennessee’s Vol Vision, implement its long-range Master Plan, and embody the attributes of a modern R1 land-grant university.
To uphold this mission, Facilities Services relies on the leadership of our executive team to carry out the work required to keep campus going and growing. Each of our units report to an executive leader, and as a whole, this team serves to advise and advocate for Facilities Services and our campus at large.

Mike Brady
Associate Vice Chancellor

Mike Brady has served as the Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Services since March 2022. He came to UT with more than 25 years of experience in facilities management, including 20 years in the Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps and Seabees and five years with Old Dominion University.
Mike is a Certified Energy Manager and a licensed Professional Engineer who enjoys spending time outdoors and relaxing with his family. As Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Services, Mike is tasked with overseeing operation and maintenance of more than 290 buildings on 600+ acres of land by 600+ Facilities Services team members. His direct reports include the Assistant Vice Chancellor of FS Operations, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Facilities Planning & Design, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Construction, and the Executive Director of Administrative Services.

William Maffett
Asst. Vice Chancellor of Planning & Design

William Maffett joined the Facilities Services team as the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Planning & Design in March 2024. He brings more than $1 Billion in higher education professional practice and university experience as a registered architect. With past experience at Auburn University as Campus Architect, Campus Planner, and Space Manager, as well as the studio leader for multiple national and regional higher education focused architecture and engineering firms, William leads with a collaborative and transformational mindset enabling teams to drive impactful change in building an innovative and sustainable campus.
As Assistant Vice Chancellor of Planning & Design, William oversees the Design Services, Space Management, and Project Administration teams.

Matt Motsko
Asst. Vice Chancellor of Construction

Matt Motsko began serving as the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Construction for Facilities Services in March 2024. He joined the Facilities Services team with 25 years of experience in the US Navy Civil Engineer Corps and Seabees, and over 4 years as an Engineering Consultant and with the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Matt most recently executed more than $500 million in capital improvements for those entities and is a licensed Professional Engineer and certified Project Manager who enjoys hiking with his wife and dogs, and doing triathlons. As AVC of Construction, Matt is responsible for the Capital Construction and In-House Construction teams.

Derek Bailey
Asst. Vice Chancellor of Operations

Derek Bailey has served as the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Operations for Facilities Services since June 2023. He has 18 years of facilities management experience at the university and previously served as the Director of Maintenance & Repair for the department. Derek is a Certified Educational Facilities Professional with a master’s degree in Facility Management who enjoys golfing, fishing, and cheering on the Vols in all sports.
As Assistant Vice Chancellor of Operations, Derek oversees Building Services, Utilities and Energy, Maintenance & Repair, and the FS Operations teams.
OUR CORE VALUES

Facilities Services operates under six core values that guide our day-to-day activities as we support the campus community through prioritization of quality service, teamwork values, accountability for our work and actions, continuous improvement, dedicated stewardship of resources, and reliable follow through.
We recognize and support the collaboration, research, and innovation that take place on our campus, and we are committed to supporting
the university with integrity and transparency every day.
It Takes a Volunteer
Facilities Services is made up of more than 600 individuals
who work tirelessly to keep campus running 365 days a year.