The investment consultant has promoted its president and cio to ceo as its founder is transitioning to the role of strategic advisor.
Many endowments, foundations and their allocators point to relatively small or medium-size private equity buyout and early-stage venture capital for returns that outpace the public markets, while private real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds and private debt, especially asset-based lending look like strong portfolio diversifiers in this year’s mercurial environment.
The firm, which serves nonprofits and other investors, has promoted seven team members into its senior leadership team, including three partners and four managing directors.
The university has named its next v.p. of finance and administration and cfo to help oversee its investments as its finance head is set to retire on Jan. 31 after nearly 20 years of service.
The foundation recently invested in a climate-focused public equity strategy as it looks to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in its portfolio by 2030.
The treasurer’s office hired a new cio following a search from the first quarter of 2025 as its previous investment head retired.
The manager recently closed its second private credit impact investment fund after nearly doubling the fundraise for the preceding fund in the series.
The museum, which is affiliated with a Western university, is seeking a director of finance to spearhead its fiscal and investment management functions.
The university added a new hedge fund manager to its endowment in December after fully redeeming from another hedge fund at the end of the third quarter.
The foundation selected an impact investing strategy consultant as part of an ongoing effort to align its investment and financial assets with its mission.