The four alumni elected include two investment professionals that will help administer invested funds, set an annual budget and determine policies for operation and control of the institution.
The fund has launched a national search for its next president and ceo as its current head plans to retire in June after 23 years of service in the role.
The fund is seeking the services for two local government investment pools totaling approximately $58.4 billion as its incumbent provider’s contract is set to expire at the end of the year.
The county is seeking a firm to provide investment management and advisory services for its endowment fund, including conducting due diligence, selecting investment managers and overseeing asset allocation modeling.