The pension plan recently committed $280 million total to credit and real estate funds.
The fund exceeded its $750 million fundraising target.
The plan’s former executive director resigned from the position earlier this year.
The investment advisor will provide guidance in the management of the city’s approximately $53.7 million investment portfolio.
He is responsible for the firm’s global health, wealth and career practices.
He will officially take on the role on Jan. 1 and succeeds CIO Robert Horrocks.
The pension plan made a private credit commitment to an existing manager relationship last week.
The pension plan committed $10 million to an existing private equity manager relationship and approved a 2024 private markets pacing plan in May.
The plan’s real estate committee approved four commitments in August and its hedge fund committee terminated an existing mandate in July.
The hire concludes a search launched in April due to the contract expiration of the district’s incumbent.