The Ivy League university’s investment management arm hired an investment director from another institution as its next president to succeed its current investment head, who is set to retire in June 2024 after nearly three decades of service.
The consultant believes adding diverse-owned firms is not the only way nonprofits can achieve their DEI-related investment goals, and their consultants should assist them to evaluate several different approaches.
The firm has added the former global cio of an insurance company as a senior advisor to assist its team with relationships, resources and industry knowledge.
The university has hired a new director of investment operations to manage its operations processes, including fund data management, reporting and reconciliation, following a search from this summer.