Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has donated more than $590 million to at least 14 historically Black colleges and universities this year to grow their endowments.
The institution hired a managing director, head of corporate development to lead its strategy for engaging and integrating investment advisory teams.
The hire for the newly created executive role will oversee the foundation’s mission investments.
The university has more than tripled its investment in a bitcoin exchange traded fund within its endowment in recent months.
The foundation is searching for investment analysts to focus on public equity and private investments within its investment portfolio.
The system is searching for a senior investment analyst to support efforts related to its public market portfolios, which includes global equities, fixed-income and liquid alternatives.
The endowment was slated to consider issuing separate RFPs for infrastructure strategies and private equity strategies at this month’s board meeting.
The institution is seeking an investment operations professional to help ensure alignment of operational policies, controls, processes and procedures.
The firm also surpasses $1.75 billion in regulatory assets under management.
The firm hired a managing director for capital formation and currency solutions to focus on the marketing and distribution of private capital and currency capabilities to institutional investors and consultants across North America.