The co-founder has rejoined the New England-based alternative asset manager after twenty years.
The plan retained its incumbent credit consultant following finalist presentations held last month.
The plan committed $30 million to a follow-up fund at a meeting yesterday.
The plan will issue the RFP next week after last conducting an investment consultant search in 2016.
The plan is seeking investment consulting services after last conducting a search for the services in 2017.
The plan disclosed making private equity and absolute return commitments with existing managers during the second quarter.
She leaves after less than two years running the investments for the country’s largest defined benefit pension plan.
Firm has hired Amon Johnson as a managing director.
The new firm will give institutional and high-net-worth clients access to private credit investment opportunities.
County has five plans totaling more than $100 million in assets.