The university will consider approving up to five financing agreements with startup companies recently launched from the institution’s ecosystem through its accelerator fund.
The university’s investment office is seeking entrepreneurs looking to launch their own investment management funds to participate in the second cohort of its Prospect Fellowship.
The university added a former managing director from Aksia to its investment team to help design, source and maintain a portfolio of alternative investments.
The associate director will help determine overall portfolio strategy and source and evaluate investment opportunities across asset classes with a focus on private investments including venture capital, growth equity, buyouts and real assets.
The community foundation hired a new investment advisor in the fourth quarter, replacing its incumbent, which had been providing the services since at least 2012.
The private equity v.p. recently left the firm to rejoin a foundation in the northeast as investment director, where they will support the management of a more than $2 billion portfolio.