Consulting and funding agency Mercer has named Gene Lohmeyer as U.S. not-for-profit CIO, efficient July 6. Within the position, Lohmeyer leads strategic asset allocation, dynamic asset allocation and portfolio development for not-for-profit purchasers, whereas additionally managing the not-for-profit portfolio administration staff.
Lohmeyer, who is predicated in St. Louis, experiences to Stan Mavromates, CIO for the Americas.
“NFP buyers of all sizes face a protracted and rising listing of uncertainties, together with macroeconomic tail dangers, in addition to a quickly evolving geopolitical and regulatory panorama,” Lohmeyer stated in an announcement. “Our mission is to assist purchasers navigate the complexities of at this time.”
Lohmeyer was most not too long ago senior director of investments on the College of Oklahoma Basis, the place he led funding supervisor analysis of personal fairness, enterprise capital, hedge funds, public equities, credit score and fixed-income investments. Previous to the College of Oklahoma, he was accomplice and CIO of Cedar Rowe Companions, which is now a part of wealth administration agency Homrich Berg.
Lohmeyer additionally labored for almost seven years at Cambridge Associates, the place he was a managing director and supplied funding consulting providers to endowments, foundations, pensions, healthcare establishments and household places of work. And earlier than that he was a vp for greater than eight years at Merrill Lynch. Lohmeyer earned an MBA from Duke College and is a CFA charterholder and a veteran of the U.S. Military.
“I strongly consider that our purchasers will profit from Gene’s in-depth NFP funding expertise and information,” Mavromates stated in an announcement. “Gene will calibrate Mercer’s funding capabilities and recommendation to the distinctive wants and preferences of the not-for-profit funding group.”
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