The three will focus on new initiatives across investor relations, ESG strategy, compliance and corporate responsibility.
The plan has seen two real estate investment officers depart in recent months.
The plan’s chief risk officer will take on the cio position.
The plan made commitments totaling roughly $245.5 million with four existing managers and one new manager in November.
The acquisition took effect on Jan. 3.
Plan hired the private markets team at its general investment consultant to consult on its private equity and opportunistic real estate portfolios.
The founder’s son will assume ownership of the firm.
The plan will receive a recommendation from its general investment consultant that will determine the fate of its bank loan manager.
Seven principals have been promoted to partner.
City hired Valley View Consulting to provide investment advisory services last year.