DAMI is calling on Yale University to increase its DEI efforts after a recent article in the student newspaper highlighted the lack of DEI in the investment office.
The foundation has pushed the deadline for proposals in its search for a firm to manage its endowment to Dec. 14 from Dec. 6 after issuing the RFP last month.
The agency has issued an RFP seeking private venture capital funds based in Oklahoma and interested in participating in the state’s venture capital investments program, which is funded by the U.S. Treasury State Small Business Credit Initiative program.
The university is seeking a director of finance to supervise and maintain quality control for the institution’s operations after hiring a new v.p. of finance and operations last year.
The foundation’s president and ceo will retire in the first quarter of 2023 and the organization is in the process of selecting an executive recruitment firm to help identify the ceo’s successor.
The university approved terminating an active domestic large-cap value equity mandate and transitioning the assets to two passive index strategies alongside plans to ask the state legislature to create a $1 billion permanent endowment.
The firm has announced executive transition plans as its current president and ceo is set to retire next year after 25 years at the firm, including the last eight as its head.
The fund is seeking a firm to provide all program management services, including compliance, investment, administration and record keeping, after hiring a firm in 2018 at the onset of the program.