The searches are part of an implementation plan following approval of a new asset allocation in May.
The authority is seeking an investment manager for a roughly $15 million portfolio.
The plan approved the commitment as part of its pacing plan last month.
The current president will transition to chair.
The firm added a v.p. of institutional business development this month.
The agency is looking for a consultant to oversee roughly $50 million in non-pension funds.
The plan’s investment committee voted today to rehire its incumbent real estate investment consultant.
The search is due to the upcoming contract expiration of its incumbent, which saw its contract extended by a year to allow for the search.
The plan is seeking two or more managers to handle roughly $2.9 billion.
The advisor will assist with investing city funds.