The plan concluded a consultant search initiated last year and gave $1 billion to a manager.
Two left the firm previously to attend business school while the other three are new hires.
The consultant has worked at LCG since 2015.
A New York-based foundation has named its next investment head as its first cio will retire at the end of the year.
The plan now has no permanent cio or executive director.
He will be joining the firm to help build out venture platform.
She will be responsible for the strategic direction and business execution of real estate equity assets across all U.S. mandates.
They will assist with mortage whole loan trading, mortage servicing rights and capital markets transactions.
The senior portfolio manager has joined the firm’s currency management team from Russell Investments.
The new hire is responsible for all aspects of asset raising.