The plan has begun its searches for a stable value fund manager and a record keeper.
The foundation is planning to utilize a new donation for its health-focused impact investment portfolio.
The plan awarded a contract to a brand new third-party administrative services provider.
Program closes with roughly $1.1 billion committed capital, 20% higher than initial internal targets.
The plan added a $10 million real estate credit commitment at an October board meeting.
He will help deepen the firm’s relationships with public pension plans.
The plan rehired its incumbent investment manager last month.
The village retained its incumbent following an investment manager search launched in June.
She will focus on private equity funds and co-investments across buyout, platform buy-and-build and other control-oriented strategies.
The plan will receive ESG manager search results in February.