The trust has promoted its head of private credit, real estate and natural resources to managing director after losing its cio and deputy cio in recent months.
The foundation added private equity, hedge fund and real estate investments with new managers within its combined investment portfolio in the first three quarters of 2026.
The foundation names its first-ever cio to oversee its endowment after its previous investment head left earlier this year to pursue work aligning capital with climate solutions and equitable economies.
A group of nonprofits in the Chicago area have partnered up to commit a total of $114 million as part of an impact investment initiative promoting small businesses and affordable housing in underserved communities in the city.