The university hired a new v.p. for finance and administration in the second quarter after its previous finance head left to join a nearby institution.
The foundation has invested in a mission-driven financial institution’s program that will support critical investments in the facilities, financial health and overall growth of historically Black colleges and universities across the country.
The college is seeking a firm to help develop an asset allocation structure and research, select and monitor investment managers as well as gain access to capacity constrained managers and opportunities.
The foundation has hired a new discretionary advisor to oversee and manage its portfolio following an invitation-only search process with nearly 30 firms that yielded more than 20 proposals.
The foundation will conduct a search for its next president and ceo as its current head plans to step down from the role by the end of 2025 after more than a decade of service.