The firm was terminated due to the plan’s overweight to international non-large-cap securities.
The plan hired two managers at its board meeting earlier this month.
The plan was set to vote on its final contract extension with its incumbent consultant this month.
The position will have oversight for external manager relationships.
The plan invested $500 million each with two core fixed-income managers at today’s board meeting.
Kathryn Leaf will move into the position in 2025, succeeding Managing Partner Paul Ward.
The firm raised $881 million for its sixth flagship private equity fund.
The city launched a search in December due to the incumbent’s contract expiration.
The county is seeking a firm to provide investment advisory services for its roughly $700 million portfolio.
He will be responsible for evaluating new transactions, due diligence, underwriting and working with portfolio companies.