Key Takeaways
- • Michaud Capital Management, an independent, employee-owned multi-family office, appointed André Mehta as senior managing director, based in Boston, expanding the firm's footprint to the East Coast.
- • Mehta joins from Cambridge Associates, where he spent more than two decades as a partner and led one of the firm's investment teams advising foundations, pensions, and private clients.
- • Mehta will lead MCM's client success initiatives, covering strategic investment planning, portfolio construction, manager selection, and business development.
- • Founder and managing partner Joe Michaud describes Mehta as bringing more than 25 years of global investment experience to the firm.
Summary
Michaud Capital Management (MCM), a Denver-based independent, employee-owned multi-family office serving select families and private foundations, has appointed André Mehta as senior managing director, according to a PRNewswire announcement. Mehta will be based in Boston and will expand MCM's geographic reach to the East Coast while working alongside Patrick Kanouff, Erin Bawa, Allyson Ross, and Peyton Garnsey.
In the role, Mehta will lead MCM's client success initiatives, partnering with clients on strategic investment planning, portfolio construction, and manager selection. He will also drive business development and play a central role in shaping the firm's investment strategies, working across functions to help clients meet long-term financial goals.
Mehta joins MCM after more than two decades at Cambridge Associates, where he served as a partner and led one of the firm's investment teams, advising foundations, pensions, and private clients. Earlier roles include the Yale Investments Office, J.P. Morgan, GMO (Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co.), and Baker Investments Group. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and holds a Master of Public and Private Management from the Yale School of Management.
Joe Michaud, founder and managing partner, said the firm was "thrilled to welcome André," citing his "rare combination of technical expertise, thoughtful leadership, and a deep understanding of the complex needs of multigenerational families." Mehta said the firm's flexibility in tailoring engagement models and reporting structures is key to delivering continuity and value as clients face increasingly complex financial landscapes.
MCM's approach considers each client's full set of assets and how they interact, with customized solutions aligned to family goals and values. Mehta also serves on the boards of two Boston-based nonprofits, Pine Street Inn and Lesley University.
In the role, Mehta will lead MCM's client success initiatives, partnering with clients on strategic investment planning, portfolio construction, and manager selection. He will also drive business development and play a central role in shaping the firm's investment strategies, working across functions to help clients meet long-term financial goals.
Mehta joins MCM after more than two decades at Cambridge Associates, where he served as a partner and led one of the firm's investment teams, advising foundations, pensions, and private clients. Earlier roles include the Yale Investments Office, J.P. Morgan, GMO (Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co.), and Baker Investments Group. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and holds a Master of Public and Private Management from the Yale School of Management.
Joe Michaud, founder and managing partner, said the firm was "thrilled to welcome André," citing his "rare combination of technical expertise, thoughtful leadership, and a deep understanding of the complex needs of multigenerational families." Mehta said the firm's flexibility in tailoring engagement models and reporting structures is key to delivering continuity and value as clients face increasingly complex financial landscapes.
MCM's approach considers each client's full set of assets and how they interact, with customized solutions aligned to family goals and values. Mehta also serves on the boards of two Boston-based nonprofits, Pine Street Inn and Lesley University.
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