The firm has hired two leadership positions to help develop private markets investment solutions for the wealth management marketplace while educating financial intermediaries and their clients.
The senior advisor will leverage their real estate and capital markets expertise and relationship network to support the firm’s investment activity and platform growth.
The discretionary advisor has named the deputy cio of a Southern university as its cio to oversee the development and management of its global investment program.
The firm’s new additions include a director of institutional relationships, head of Atlanta wealth management, operations manager, reporting associate and relationship analyst.
A recent executive order directs federal agencies to launch civil investigations concerning DEI policies at private sector institutions, including large universities and foundations.
The university has promoted an investment director to serve as its next investment head as its current cio will retire at the end of the academic year after more than two decades of service.
The firm has hired the former managing director and head of BlackRock’s outsourced cio and central family office to serve as its head of distribution, marketing and client service, where they are responsible for enhancing messaging, expanding distribution channels and marketing initiatives.