Key Takeaways
- • Kelleher, a veteran limited partner, has joined outsourced CIO firm Strategic Investment Group, according to Venture Capital Journal.
- • Kelleher previously served as chief of investments at the National Gallery of Art, where she managed its $1.4bn endowment portfolio.
- • The move adds institutional investment experience to Strategic Investment Group's outsourced chief investment officer offering.
Summary
Kelleher has joined Strategic Investment Group, an outsourced chief investment officer provider, according to a Venture Capital Journal report published January 23, 2025. The report identifies her as a veteran limited partner in the institutional investing community.
Prior to the move, Kelleher served as chief of investments at the National Gallery of Art, where she oversaw the institution's $1.4bn endowment portfolio. That role placed her in charge of allocation and manager oversight for a mid-sized institutional pool, experience that aligns with the core work of outsourced CIO firms, which manage portfolios on behalf of endowments, foundations and other institutional clients.
The primary source is brief and does not disclose her specific title, responsibilities or start date at Strategic Investment Group. Readers seeking details on her mandate or the firm's client base should consult the original report.
Prior to the move, Kelleher served as chief of investments at the National Gallery of Art, where she oversaw the institution's $1.4bn endowment portfolio. That role placed her in charge of allocation and manager oversight for a mid-sized institutional pool, experience that aligns with the core work of outsourced CIO firms, which manage portfolios on behalf of endowments, foundations and other institutional clients.
The primary source is brief and does not disclose her specific title, responsibilities or start date at Strategic Investment Group. Readers seeking details on her mandate or the firm's client base should consult the original report.
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