The university has named its next v.p. of finance and administration and cfo to help oversee its investments as its finance head is set to retire on Jan. 31 after nearly 20 years of service.
The managing director of public investments will be responsible for overseeing portfolio strategy and construction, investment selection and monitoring.
The foundation promoted its investment director focused on public markets as managing director for private markets to handle its portfolio spanning buyout, growth, venture capital, private credit, special situations and private real assets investments.