The fund will see its deputy cio retire at the end of the year after more than 27 years of service and add a cio from a nearby fund to its investment team.
The nine-member team will provide portfolio management, retirement planning, investment consulting and other wealth management services to nonprofits and private family foundations.
The university is searching for a director of investments to help replace its deputy cio, who left this summer to join another university as its investment head to help launch an in-house investment office.