The university hired a new cfo earlier this month after its previous finance head left to join a nearby community foundation at the beginning of the year.
The firm has named a co-cio and head of institutional services as its ceo and president, respectively, as its president and ceo is set to retire at the end of the year and become board chair.
The university recently adopted a formal ESG-related investment policy where the institution takes social and environmental considerations into account in the administration of its investments.
The church and its affiliated investment manager have paid settlements to close a matter regarding disclosure failures and misstated filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The plan has issued its RFP seeking investment consulting services due to the impending April 16 contract expiration of its incumbent consultant, which is allowed to rebid.