The consulting firm appointed its partner and cio as president, effective Jan. 1, that will eventually take over the ceo role to start 2027 as the current ceo moves to a senior advisory role.
The investment program was created earlier this year to provide state entities with funds for opportunities to invest in private equity funds, venture capital, growth funds and direct investments in companies based in the state.
A senior consultant at NEPC left the firm last month to join a Chicago-based investment advisory firm as partner and director of institutional advisory.