The founder and managing partner of a private family office investment firm has rejoined the university’s board for a second tenure and will help govern the institutional system and oversee the endowment.
The foundation has selected its next president and ceo to lead the organization in the fall after its head announced their impending departure last year.
The organization, which is focused on shifting the paradigm of who controls capital, has appointed an advisory board to help achieve its goal of having 33% of assets under management handled by gender-diverse and racially diverse fund management teams by 2033.
The firm entered into a partnership with an alternative investment manager and consulting firm, which will become investment advisor for its covered call and equity strategy.
The university has initiated a search for a firm to provide active discretionary management services for its portfolio for standard due diligence purposes.
The global manager has added a partner and co-head of climate to help lead its dedicated climate investing team, which was established earlier this year.