5 Questions
Megan Hyman joined the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation as president and ceo in September 2022, leading oversight of roughly $384 million in charitable assets across donor-advised funds, nonprofit agency accounts, endowments and scholarships. She took the time to answer 5 Questions with FIN News.
Casselberry joined the Health Forward Foundation as its cio on Nov. 1, tasked with leading management of the Kansas City, Mo.-based foundation’s approximately $908.7 million endowment. He took the time to answer five questions with FIN News.
Brendon Reay serves as managing director of investments at the Bush Foundation, leading management of the Minneapolis-based foundation’s approximately $1.5 billion endowment. Reay took the time to answer five questions with FIN News.
Kristy Klein Davis has led the Georgia Health Initiative as its president and ceo since joining in 2022. Klein Davis took the time to answer 5 Questions with FIN News.
Erika Murphy, portfolio manager in Fidelity Investments’ Global Institutional Solutions group, took the time to answer 5 Questions with FIN News, plus a few extras.
Christine Chang recently joined Meketa Investment Group as a senior research analyst after serving as an investment officer with the Employees’ Retirement System of the State of Hawaii.
The Foundation of Greater Montréal appointed Jason Taylor as its first-ever cio in March. Taylor took the time to answer 5 Questions with FIN News, plus one extra.
Pearce is a managing director in Cambridge Associates’ endowment and foundation practice, tasked with conducting manager due diligence and developing investment strategies for clients with mission-related, ESG or impact investment objectives. He took the time to answer five questions with FIN News.
Matt Fettig joined the San Diego Foundation as cio in 2013, where he helped grow its portfolio to $1.8 billion in assets from $612 million, and took over the cfo role on Feb. 2, overseeing financial operations, compliance, audit and enterprise risk management. He took the time to answer 5 Questions with FIN News.
Timothy Reese has served as ceo and cio of the $3.9 billion Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System since 2020.
