The foundation has added three nonprofit leaders to its board of directors with one expected to join its finance and investment committee, which oversees the organization’s endowment.
The foundation is looking to allocate to new impact investments this year as part of its three-year impact investment program targeting housing and healthcare outcomes in addition to a return of capital committed.
The university hired a new investment advisor to oversee and manage its endowment in the fourth quarter following an RFP process approved in the second quarter of 2022.
The foundation made an investment in an initiative that aims to increase capital access for Black/African-American, Latinx, Native American and other people of color-led businesses, nonprofit organizations, financial intermediaries and venture funds.