The minority-owned venture capital firm has closed two tech-focused funds with 90% of the combined capital coming from traditional, institutional LPs including endowments, funds-of-funds, foundations and consultants.
The investment advisor will absorb staff from the recently acquired Southeastern regional advisor as it looks to grow its individual and institutional client base in Florida.
The foundation’s president and ceo will retire in the first quarter of 2023 and the organization is in the process of selecting an executive recruitment firm to help identify the ceo’s successor.
The university is looking to add more investments that promote the global transition to less carbon-intensive energy sources as part of its net-zero carbon emissions endowment goals.
The firm has announced executive transition plans as its current president and ceo is set to retire next year after 25 years at the firm, including the last eight as its head.