The foundation has appointed a new investment committee comprised of all females, which is “believed to be the first such investment committee at an organization of its size and scope.”
The fund added three analysts to its investment team to help oversee and manage its portfolio in the first quarter.
The firm has hired a senior investment consultant from another investment consulting firm to work with nonprofit clients.
The new hire will lead global growth initiatives and expansion of institutional investor relationships.
The new principal serves on the firm’s healthcare and life sciences team.
He will be responsible for evaluating new transactions, due diligence, underwriting and working with portfolio companies.
The new executive director will join the plan on May 13 from the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
The plan promoted from within for its new ceo.
Firm has appointed Mike Ungari as head of real estate.
She will succeed the firm’s current cio, who is stepping into the ceo role, in 2025.