The university hired an individual from an East Coast university to fill its newly created cfo position, while its cio left after almost a decade in the role.
The new cio will oversee the firm’s fixed-income, equities, multi-asset solutions and alternative strategies, while retaining his current fixed-income portfolio management responsibilities.
The nine-member team will provide portfolio management, retirement planning, investment consulting and other wealth management services to nonprofits and private family foundations.
The new trustees, which are responsible for general oversight and management of the institution, including protection and enhancement of assets, include two investment professionals.