TJ Carlson will join the $9.1 billion Missouri State Employees Retirement System as its new cio.
The authority presented a hire recommendation in its search for third-party administration and record keeping services last month.
The plan chose a new firm to serve as its third-party administrator last month.
The plan’s consultant conducted a search last quarter due to organizational changes.
The search is due to the upcoming contract expiration of the plan’s current provider.
The plan approved two venture capital commitments at an investment committee meeting last month.
The plan has issued an RFP seeking investment management services on behalf of its $105 million fund.
The plan has issued its RFP seeking investment consulting services.
The plan has begun its general investment consultant search to evaluate the current marketplace.
The plan’s board voted to retain NEPC as its investment consultant after its investment committee was deadlocked on a decision.