Fall Forum Agenda as of October 4, 2019 THE FALL INVESTMENT INSTITUTE FORUM THE UMSTEAD HOTEL & SPA, CARY, NC OCTOBER 24-25, 2019 (Membership Required)

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THE INVESTMENT INSTITUTE EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

CELIA DALLASChief Investment Strategist

Cambridge Associates

JIM DUNNChief Executive Officer & CIOVerger Capital Management

VANITA GAONKARSenior Investment Officer

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

DAVID R. BRIEFSenior Managing Director

Angeles Investment Advisors

MARY CAHILLFormer VP of Investments & CIOEmory Investment Management

MIKE CONDONHead of Portfolio ManagementFund Evaluation Group (FEG)

JAMES CHALLENSenior Vice President/Principal

LCG Associates

ROBERT DURDENCEO/CIOUVIMCO

KRIS KAPOORChief Investment Officer

Furman University

LIBBY GEORGEDirector of Investments

NC State University

DAVID GILMOREManaging Director

Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

MIKE HENNESSYManaging Director, Investments

Morgan Creek Capital Management

RAY JACOBSONChief Investment Officer

Davidson College

BRIAN HIESTANDChief Investment Officer

The College of William & Mary Foundation

SUSANNE GEALYSenior Director - Investments

Dignity Health

BETH JOHNSONPartner

Pavilion, a Mercer Practice

DONNA L. SNIDERManaging DirectorKresge Foundation

MARK STEEDChief Investment Officer

Arizona PSPRS Trust

DANIEL WARDChief Investment OfficerVirginia Tech Foundation

MEL WILLIAMSGeneral Partner

TrueBridge Capital

DAN PARKERDeputy Chief Investment Officer

Texas Tech University System

MARK ROBERTSChief Investment OfficerIronsides Asset Advisors

VALERIE J. SILLPresident & CEO

DuPont Capital Management

JONATHON KINGPresident & CEO

UNC Management Company

DONALD LINDSEYChief Investment Officer

American Institutes for Research

CHRISTINE KELLEHERChief of Investments

National Gallery of Art

ANNE SHELTONChief Investment Officer

American Trading & Production Corp

MUTHU MUTHIAHChief Investment Officer

Group Health Foundation

MARK W. YUSKOCEO & Chief Investment Officer

Morgan Creek Capital Management

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INTRODUCTION TO THE INVESTMENT INSTITUTE EDUCATIONAL FORUMS THAT INSPIRE A CULTURE OF COLLABORATION AND COMMUNITY

AMONG INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS, FAMILY OFFICES, CONSULTANTS AND ASSET MANAGERS

ANDREA SZIGETHY DONNA HOLLY Founder & CEO President

The Investment Institute (TII) was originally founded in 2008 specifically to educate the investment community in North Carolina as well as other southeastern states. In 2016, we expanded to include investors and managers from around the country, while still maintaining a strong emphasis on the southeast where our roots were formed. TII is an unbiased educational investment conference provider which offers non-commercial investor education and does not offer any other investment products or consulting services. Our membership and conference registration fees, along with our sponsorship contributions, are the sole revenue source of The Investment Institute. TII is co-owned by Andrea Szigethy, Founder & CEO, and Donna Holly, President, who have been working alongside each other as educators in the financial sector for over 18 years! Together they have built an organization that provides their clients a relaxed, comfortable, friendly, and non-sales type of atmosphere, fostering an environment to learn and connect with one another in a way that promotes lifelong relationships, trust and friendship among institutional and private investors, consultants and asset managers. Our meetings are just the right size! We typically limit our attendance at our Fall & Spring (Members Only) Forums, to less than 300 participants to enable members to meet almost everyone over the course of the meeting. As we continue to grow our organization, we welcome new investors into our circle of friends and family and are always interested in meeting and speaking with new niche managers who, when an available spot opens, we can allow access to join our membership community or attend one of our non-member events.

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INTRODUCING THE 2019 FALL FORUM KEYNOTE SPEAKER FACULTY

FEATURED KEYNOTES

Mark Blyth

Author, Teacher, Political Commentator, The William R. Rhodes

’57 Professor of International Economics, The Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, Brown

University

Angelo Calvello, Ph.D.

Co-Founder Rosetta Analytics

Constance Hunter

Principal & Chief Economist KPMG

Meredith Jones

Alternative Investment Consultant & Author of Women of the Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can

Too)

Crystal Kadakia

Author / Founder The Millennial Myth: Transforming Misunderstanding into Workplace Breakthroughs / Invati Consulting

Grant Williams

Author Things That Make You Go Hmmm…

Mark W. Yusko

CEO & Chief Investment Officer Morgan Creek Capital Management

Peter Zeihan

Geopolitical Strategist & Author The Accidental Superpower/Absent Superpower

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TII FALL SPEAKER FACULTY & 2019 EDITORIAL COMMITTEE *Denotes TII Editorial Committee (EC) members, several of whom will have a moderator or panelist role at this forum.

All EC members participate in at least one forum each year.

2019 FALL FORUM KEYNOTES Mark Blyth, Author, Teacher, Political Commentator, The William R. Rhodes ’57 Professor of International Economics, The Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, Brown University Angelo Calvello, Ph.D., Co-Founder, Rosetta Analytics Constance Hunter, Principal & Chief Economist, KPMG Meredith Jones, Alternative Investment Consultant & Author of Women of the Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can Too) Crystal Kadakia, Author, The Millennial Myth: Transforming Misunderstanding into Workplace Breakthroughs & Founder, Invati Consulting Grant Williams, Author, Things That Make You Go Hmm… *Mark W. Yusko, CEO & Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Creek Capital Management Peter Zeihan, Geopolitical Strategist & Author, The Accidental Superpower/Absent Superpower

2019 FALL FORUM SPEAKER FACULTY & EDITORIAL COMMITTEE David Atterbury, Portfolio Manager & Managing Partner, Whetstone Capital Advisors, LLC Jason Bonanca, Partner & Portfolio Manager, MKP Capital Management *David Brief, Senior Managing Director, Angeles Investment Advisors Greg Brown, Executive Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise; Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Finance, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School *Mary Cahill, President, Rivington Capital, Inc. & Former VP of Investments & CIO, Emory Investment Management (Emory University) *James J. Challen, Senior Vice President/Principal, LCG Associates, Inc. *Mike Condon, Head of Portfolio Management, Fund Evaluation Group (FEG) Mark Corigliano, Private Capital Team Head, DUMAC (Duke University) *Celia Dallas, Chief Investment Strategist, Cambridge Associates Philip S. DeSantis, Senior Vice President, Head of Product Management, Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. *Jim Dunn, CEO & CIO, Verger Capital Management (Fall Forum Co-Chair) *Robert Durden, CEO/CIO, UVIMCO *Vanita Gaonkar, Senior Investment Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Fall Forum Co-Chair) *Susanne Gealy, Senior Director, Investments, Dignity Health *Libby George, Director of Investments, NC State University *David Gilmore, Managing Director, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Fred Greear, Director of Investments, Carilion Clinic *Michael Hennessy, Managing Director, Morgan Creek Capital Management *Brian Hiestand, Chief Investment Officer, The College of William & Mary Foundation *Ray Jacobson, Chief Investment Officer, Davidson College *Beth Johnson, Partner; US Segment Leader for Family Offices & Senior Investment Consultant, Pavilion, a Mercer Practice *Kris Kapoor, Chief Investment Officer, Furman University *Christine Kelleher, Chief of Investments, National Gallery of Art Steven R. Kim, Partner, Investment Strategy & Risk Management, Verdis Investment Management *Jonathon King, President & CEO, UNC Management Company Cory Lester, Managing Director (NYC), Morgan Creek Capital Management Jared A. Levy, Author, CNBC & FOX News Contributor *Don Lindsey, Chief Investment Officer, American Institutes for Research *Muthu Muthiah, Chief Investment Officer, Group Health Foundation Kate Caldwell Nevin, Managing Director, TSWII Christopher Olson, Principal & Portfolio Manager, High Pointe Capital Management *Dan Parker, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Texas Tech University System Fernando Pontaza, Co-Founder & Managing General Partner, Invariantes Fund Cathleen M. Rittereiser, Executive Director, Commonfund Institute *Mark E. Roberts, Chief Investment Officer, Ironsides Asset Advisors *Anne Shelton, Chief Investment Officer, American Trading & Production Corp. *Valerie J. Sill, President & CEO, DuPont Capital Management *Donna L. Snider, Managing Director, The Kresge Foundation *Mark Steed, Chief Investment Officer, Arizona PSPRS Trust Kevin Tunick, Vice President & Managing Director, Private Investments, UNC Management Company *Daniel Ward, Chief Investment Officer, Virginia Tech Foundation Elizabeth Weindruch, Managing Director, Barings *Mel Williams, General Partner, TrueBridge Capital Eric Woo, Head of Institutional Capital, AngelList Veronica Wu, Managing Partner, Hone Capital

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THE FALL INVESTMENT INSTITUTE FORUM OCTOBER 24-25, 2019

THE UMSTEAD HOTEL & SPA, CARY, NC

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 DAY ONE

10:00 am Registration Opens & Networking Time at The Umstead Hotel & Spa, Cary, NC 10:45 am Welcome to the Fall Investment Institute 2019 & Introduction to Forum Co-Chairs Andrea Szigethy, Founder & CEO, The Investment Institute Donna Holly, President, The Investment Institute TII Fall Forum Co-Chairs Jim Dunn, CEO & CIO, Verger Capital Management Vanita Gaonkar, Senior Investment Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 11:00 am Keynote Address: Powers of Yesterday, Powers of Tomorrow Americans believe that their greatest days are behind them and that a series of new powers is rising up to displace them. On the contrary, America’s best days — militarily, economically, financially and culturally — are still ahead of them. In fact, many of the states that the Americans feel are up-and-comers — most notably China, Russia and India — are merely experiencing a historical moment in the sun courtesy of factors utterly beyond their control. Most of the powers of tomorrow are countries that the Americans have very little knowledge of. The major powers of 2030 will not be based in Beijing or Moscow, but in Jakarta, Buenos Aires, Warsaw, Istanbul and Mexico City. Peter Zeihan, Geopolitical Strategist & Author, The Accidental Superpower/Absent Superpower & President, Zeihan on Geopolitics 11:50 am Keynote Address: Down Under Pressure: Things You Need to Know About Australia In this keynote session, Grant Williams will walk the audience through all of the things you need to know about Australia. Grant is well known for his charming, witty and charismatic way of blending history and humour with keen financial insight to produce his unique presentations. Grant has grown Things That Make You Go Hmmm… to become one of the most popular and widely-read financial publications in the world! Grant is also one of the co-founders of Real Vision Television – an online, on-demand TV channel featuring in-depth interviews with the brightest minds in the financial industry. Grant Williams, Author, Things That Make You Go Hmmm… 12:30 pm A Follow up Conversation: The Disruption of the Financial System: Which Countries & Sectors will be Winners & Losers? Moderator: Mark E. Roberts, Chief Investment Officer, Ironsides Asset Advisors Keynote Panelists: Constance Hunter, Principal & Chief Economist, KPMG Grant Williams, Author, Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Peter Zeihan, Geopolitical Strategist & Author, The Accidental Superpower/Absent Superpower

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 CONTINUED 1:00 pm Networking Luncheon – Time for Members to Reconnect with One Another 2:00 pm Keynote Address: Top Millennial Myths: Why Misunderstandings Stop Your Breakthroughs Are you tired of the same old conversation about Millennials? We all know Millennials are different. But, we don't want to change our whole way of managing just for a particular group. What's the value proposition? Many companies today struggle to innovate, to retain, to regain productivity and engagement. While talking about generations often devolves into humor or complaints, these stereotypes reflect a much deeper issue: resistance to changing from an Industrial Age to a Digital Age. It's these conversations and point of view that is holding organizations back. In this keynote, Crystal Kadakia will share her research published in her best-seller, The Millennial Myth and help you make the following powerful moves:

• Abandon today’s stereotype-laden Millennial language • Understand the inability of generational science to help you develop, retain, and engage talent • Demystify Millennial/Gen Z behavior by understanding the role of digital technology • Let go of Industrial Age thinking that no longer serves you or your business • Experiment with new workplace practices that make sense for your company in today's digital world

Crystal Kadakia, Author, The Millennial Myth: Transforming Misunderstanding into Workplace Breakthroughs & Founder, Invati Consulting 3:00 pm Asset-Owners Discussion: Private Equity Trends for Allocators Today Which types of thematic trends do you find your investment team is spending the most time discussing and focusing on internally and are geopolitics informing the way you make decisions on the economic themes you choose to implement into your portfolio? Can private equity continue to deliver big returns going forward? What are the most compelling trends in the private market space for allocators today? How are investors using innovation as a tool for more responsible investing? Moderator: Greg Brown, Executive Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise; Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Finance, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Panelists: Kate Caldwell Nevin, Managing Director, TSWII Kevin Tunick, Vice President & Managing Director, Private Investments, UNC Management Company Elizabeth Weindruch, Managing Director, Barings 3:40 pm Anchors Away: A World Without Rulebooks for Markets & Policymakers Our guest speaker, Mr. Jason Bonanca, will give a 15-minute presentation followed by a moderated conversation on a world without rulebooks for markets and policymakers. Interviewer: David Gilmore, Managing Director, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Guest Speaker: Jason Bonanca, Partner & Portfolio Manager, MKP Capital Management 4:15 pm Late Afternoon Healthy Refreshment Break Followed by Mindful Movement Following our healthy afternoon break our special guest Lisa Sparagna will lead a few minutes of “Mindful Movement” to rejuvenate and energize our minds for the remainder of the afternoon sessions. Lisa has been practicing and teaching meditation and yoga for over fifteen years. She uses a variety of meditation techniques to help her students improve focus, reduce stress, and find calm and clarity in their lives. Lisa received her 200-hour yoga training certificate from the White Lotus Foundation (Santa Barbara, CA) and her 500-hour advanced yoga training certificate from Prairie Yoga (Lisle, Il). Her other formal studies include the completion of the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program, an eight week mindfulness course, and the Calm Monkey Meditation Facilitator Program. She has also studied with numerous meditation teachers around the country. Additionally, she earned her certificate of completion as a women’s retreat facilitator from The Sedona Women’s Institute.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 CONTINUED 4:45 pm Understanding Real Assets in Today’s Market Environment: How Should Institutional Investors Approach the Asset Class? Given the uncertainty of the markets, institutional investors today are looking at more innovative and creative ways when making allocations to real assets. Why is it important to have an integrated and diversified real assets strategy? What are the sources of returns and the risks and rewards of implementing natural resources, real estate, agriculture, infrastructure, etc. into your portfolio? What will the universe of energy opportunities look like in the future? What is the role of a fiduciary when considering investing in these sectors and how should investors position real assets going forward? What will the impact be on endowment, foundation, pension, healthcare and family office portfolios? Moderator: Mike Condon, Head of Portfolio Management, Fund Evaluation Group (FEG) Panelists: David Brief, Senior Managing Director, Angeles Investment Advisors Mark Corigliano, Private Capital Team Head, DUMAC (Duke University) Christopher Olson, Principal & Portfolio Manager, High Pointe Capital Management 5:30 pm Closing Day One Keynote Address: The State of the (AI) Artificial Intelligence Industry: Lessons Learned What are the significant barriers when it comes to AI and how do we get over them? Where are we now? How do allocators who have fewer resources than managers, cut through all of the noise and decide on who to invest with? How do investor/asset owners go about learning about AI and the proper governance structure? What are the right questions that investors should be asking about AI? Our keynote speaker will address the good the bad and the ugly from his personal experience and talk about why he wished he knew earlier what he knows now and what are the lessons learned from earlier mistakes. This presentation will run for approximately 30 minutes leaving 15 minutes for an interactive Q&A with the audience. Angelo Calvello, PhD., Co-Founder, Rosetta Analytics, Inc. 6:15 pm End of Day One Discussions 6:40 pm Transportation Departs from the Umstead Hotel to Vidrio in Downtown Raleigh Get ready for an evening filled with networking and fun with fellow members of The Investment Institute. We will have buses departing at 6:40pm. We will be sending buses back from the restaurant to the hotel throughout the evening. 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Welcome Reception & Networking Dinner Party for All Attendees at Vidrio in Downtown Raleigh Vidrio is the bold vision of restauranteur Lou Moshakos. Built on the philosophy that “love is the most important ingredient,” Vidrio is a family dream years in the making. When Lou speaks of his family, it is always centered around the table and filled with laughter, stories, and love. This communal tradition of dining and sharing is captured in the essence of Vidrio. Vidrio embraces the Mediterranean dining philosophy – rooting it in the respect for the ingredient, the nourishment of food for our bodies and to use the time around the table to reconnect with one another. There couldn’t be a more perfect restaurant and atmosphere in downtown Raleigh to bring our “TII Family Members” together for a fun-filled evening of socializing and getting reacquainted with old friends or making new ones! Don’t miss this special evening where we will have the entire upstairs of this gorgeous dinner venue. Dress is business casual. We will also have a fantastic acoustic guitar player for our group at the upstairs bar area. We are truly grateful to our Investment Institute sponsors who have made this evening possible! https://www.vidrioraleigh.com.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 DAY TWO 7:30 am – 9:00 am “Allocators Only” – Breakfast Meeting Discussion Topic: Optimize Luck Facilitators: Steven R. Kim, Partner, Investment Strategy & Risk Management, Verdis Investment Management Cathleen M. Rittereiser, Executive Director, Commonfund Institute Mark Steed, Chief Investment Officer, Arizona PSPRS Trust At the May 2019 TII Allocators Only breakfast meeting, our group brainstormed and shared several new and intriguing ideas for stewarding capital into the future. One suggestion, “Optimize Luck”, inspires further exploration. In this session, Steve Kim of Verdis Investments and Mark Steed of Arizona PSPRS Trust will team with Cathleen Rittereiser, Executive Director of the Commonfund Institute, to lead our collaborative discussion. Working together, we will generate ideas for optimizing luck. About the “Allocators Only” – Breakfast Meeting This closed-door session creates the opportunity for LPs to come together to discuss the challenges they face and brainstorm solutions in an intimate, informal atmosphere. The interactive format allows time for candid conversations and enables participants to collaborate with one another. This is a great time for TII investor members to reconnect or meet new members. We will allow one senior investment professional from each of our sponsoring firms into the room to join in on the conversations. 8:15 am – 9:00 am Breakfast Will Be Available For All Other Attendees 9:10 am Keynote Address: Chindia Rising and the Incredible Power of the Emerging Asian Consumer For the bulk of the last two millennia, China and India were the center of economic power around the world. After two centuries of residence in the West, the geographic epicenter of economic power has begun an inexorable move back to the East. With 40% of the global population and a massive movement of the population of Chindia out of poverty over the past fifty years, the Asian Consumer is now the most powerful economic force on planet earth. Join us for a whirlwind tour of the region and discover why the best place to deploy investment capital in the coming decade will be in Chindia and how to best capitalize on the incredible opportunities in technology, healthcare and consumer products and services. Given the abundant forecasts for dismal prospective returns in the developed markets going forward, this is one session you literally can’t afford to miss as a good steward of institutional or family capital. Mark W. Yusko, CEO & Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Creek Capital Management 9:50 am Fireside Chat: Solving the Misalignment Issue Between Asset Owners and Asset Managers Using Innovative Performance Fees Jared A. Levy, author and Fox News contributor, will interview Phil DeSantis, CFA and SVP, Product Head at Westwood. DeSantis is the author of “Mission Possible: Changing the Probability of Winning for Active Investors” and creator of Sensible Fees™, which are new, innovative, risk-based performance fee structures. DeSantis will outline the state of the industry, which appears primed for a major change to better disaggregate active manager pricing for the value of beta and alpha in order to address the cyclicality and risks inherent in active management. This educational session will discuss risk-based performance fees that can dramatically improve alignment while giving investors an asymmetric performance advantage verses a traditional fixed fee structure. Jared and Phil will examine applications across long-only active equity, multi-asset, and alternatives that could set a new standard for alignment and alter manager allocation decisions in the future. Interviewer: Jared A. Levy, Author, CNBC & Fox News Contributor Speaker: Philip S. DeSantis, Senior Vice President, Head of Product Management, Westwood Holdings Group, Inc.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 CONTINUED 10:20 am Morning Networking Break 10:50 am Keynote Address: Gender Diversity in Asset Management Meredith is an alternative investment consultant and author of Women of The Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can Too), which won an Axiom Award Gold Medal in 2016. She was named one of Inc. magazine’s “17 Inspiring Women To Watch in 2017” and was named a Distinguished Author by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2018. She has been a regular columnist for Institutional Investor and is currently a contributor for Market Watch. A sought-after speaker, Meredith has presented research in Tokyo, London, Paris, Hong Kong, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Sydney, Geneva and more. She wrote and delivered a TEDx talk at TEDxUIUC in 2018 and testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee on Diversity and Inclusion in June 2019. Meredith also serves on the Board of Directors for Rock the Street, Wall Street a non-profit that provides financial and investment literacy courses for high school girls. Meredith Jones, Alternative Investment Consultant & Author of Women of the Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can Too) 11:30 am Planting the Seed & Capturing the Outliers in Venture Capital The earliest stage of venture capital, the first institutional round invested in startups, has consistently driven the best returns. While roughly only a third of venture-funded companies manage to raise sufficient capital to survive, in the end, a small percentage of companies are creating an extraordinary amount of wealth, the outliers. Over time, outliers radically alter investment returns. When it comes to investing, what’s the math and power behind capturing outliers that produce these outsized returns? Which outliers have become household names and how did they get there? Does volume, sector diversity or geography matter? Our dynamic panelists will explore why there may be a renewed interest in the earliest stage of venture capital and the dynamics at play. Moderator: Eric Woo, Head of Institutional Capital, AngelList Panelists: Steven R. Kim, Partner, Investment Strategy & Risk Management, Verdis Investment Management Fernando Pontaza, Co-Founder & Managing General Partner, Invariantes Fund Mark Steed, Chief Investment Officer, Arizona PSPRS Trust Veronica Wu, Managing Partner, Hone Capital 12:00 pm Networking Luncheon to Connect with your TII Community 1:00 pm If You Had a Blank Slate How Would You Construct an Institutional Portfolio in 2020? This discussion will have three seasoned institutional investors who will each present for 10 minutes on how they would set their asset allocation direction today if they were to have a blank slate to work with and didn’t need to worry about their legacy investments. After the three concepts have been presented the panelists will take questions from the audience and open it up for discussion for the remaining time of the panel. Moderator: Libby George, Director of Investments, NC State University Panelists: Susanne Gealy, Senior Director, Investments, Dignity Health Fred Greear, Director of Investments, Carilion Clinic Christine Kelleher, Chief of Investments, National Gallery of Art

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 CONTINUED 1:45 pm The Great Separation: Is Now the Time to Embrace Long/Short Equity? A rising tide has lifted all boats the past decade due to unprecedented monetary stimulus from central banks in response to the Global Financial Crisis; however, the tides are shifting and we will soon find out who has been "swimming naked” (per Buffet). The panel will discuss the status of the equity market cycle and how to prepare your portfolio for its inevitable conclusion. We will explore the current state of fundamental investing and dive into a number of actionable long and short investment ideas from around the globe and across a variety of themes. Moderator: Beth Johnson, Partner & Senior Investment Consultant, Pavilion, a Mercer Practice Panelists: David Atterbury, Portfolio Manager & Managing Partner, Whetstone Capital Advisors, LLC. Cory Lester, Managing Director (NYC), Morgan Creek Capital Management Donna L. Snider, Managing Director, The Kresge Foundation 2:20 pm Closing Keynote Address: Global Trumpism: Lessons for Leaders The election of president Trump, Brexit, and the rise of populist politics in general has been both a long time coming...and yet was singularly unexpected. How come such an important shift in our politics and economics was so mis-priced? Mark Blyth, who predicted both Trump and Brexit in advance, walks us through a thirty year journey to the current moment that shows us how fragile seemingly stable institutions can be. From there, he asks ‘what do these political and economic surprises tell us about leadership and survivability in the corporate world?’ The answers are both simple, and compelling. Mark Blyth, Author, Teacher, Political Commentator, The William R. Rhodes ’57 Professor of International Economics, The Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, Brown University 3:00 pm Closing Remarks & End of the 2019 Fall Investment Institute Forum

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BIOGRAPHIES

* Blue names denote TII Editorial Committee

David Atterbury, Portfolio Manager & Managing Partner, Whetstone Capital Advisors, LLC David Atterbury is the Portfolio Manager and Managing Partner of Whetstone Capital Advisors, LLC. Before forming Whetstone, David worked for DS Advisors and the 1818 Partners Fund at Brown Brothers Harriman. Prior to Brown Brothers Harriman, David served as a principal at Return Holdings, an Associate at Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp and an analyst at Merrill Lynch. David received a BA degree in History from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Columbia University, where he participated in the value investing curriculum at the Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing. Mark Blyth, Author, Teacher, Political Commentator, The William R. Rhodes ’57 Professor of International Economics, The Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs Acclaimed for his stunning early predictions of Donald Trump’s victory and Brexit and for identifying the phenomenon that he named “Global Trumpism,” Brown University professor Mark Blyth energizes audiences with his sharp Scottish candor and no-nonsense insights into the interconnected impacts of global politics, economics and markets. Blyth’s ability to break down and clarify high-level financial and political issues for diverse audiences has made him a popular keynote for groups ranging from international investor conferences to trade associations. Blending essential knowledge with invaluable insights, Mark Blyth challenges conventional thinking and deeply informs economic, political, and technological forecasts. All with a thinking-person’s wit and insightful humor that make incredibly complex and difficult topics accessible, understandable, and refreshingly entertaining. Mark Blyth currently serves as the Eastman Professor of Political Economy at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University. Blyth also recently became the Director of the William R. Rhodes Center at Brown University. His research focuses upon the causes of stability and change in the economy and “why people continue to believe stupid economic ideas despite buckets of evidence to the contrary.” Professor Blyth has authored several books, most recently Austerity: The History of a Dangerous Idea and The Future of the Euro.Austerity, which has been translated into 16 languages, won numerous awards, and the attention of Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers. Reviewing Austerity in the Financial Times, Summers compared Blyth’s writing to that of John Maynard Keynes. Professor Blyth has also been internationally recognized for his work on macro-prudential regulation in finance (as a member of the Warwick Commission), the impact of economic ideas on politics and on exotic monetary policies. He is a regular contributor to Foreign Affairs and The Guardian and has appeared multiple times on NPR, BBC and Bloomberg. Professor Blyth is currently finishing up a new book on why electorates across the world are so angry, and what can be done about it. He holds a PhD in Political Science from Columbia University. Professor Blyth is known for working collaboratively with clients to tailor his presentations to their interests. As one client glowingly wrote about his presentation to senior level investment officers and executives, “Attendees appreciated the clarity and insightfulness of his remarks. Mark was able to strike a balance between focusing on the macro trends which are drivers of the current environment, while also providing some specific opinions about future and potential opportunities. He was exactly what we’d hoped for. Jason Bonanca, Partner & Portfolio Manager, MKP Capital Management Mr. Bonanca is a Partner and Portfolio Manager focusing on macro trading, working directly with the Chief Investment Officer. Prior to re-joining MKP in 2019, Mr. Bonanca worked as Chief Strategist at Venn Global Macro Advisors from 2017 to 2018. Preceding this role, Mr. Bonanca was a Senior Strategist at Quadratic Capital Management in 2016. For seven years before that role, Mr. Bonanca was Head of Strategy & Research at MKP Capital. Prior to joining MKP in 2007, he was a senior member of Credit Suisse's FX Research and Strategy Team for seven years, and spent the last year of his tenure there as Chief Strategist. From 1998 to 2000, he was a Trader-Analyst on the Open Market Desk of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he was responsible for analytical coverage of a variety of developed and emerging markets. Mr. Bonanca serves on the Investment Committee for HOPE Program and, prior to joining the committee in 2018, he served on the board from 2014 to 2016. Mr. Bonanca received his B.A. degree in International Relations, summa cum laude, from Tufts University. He was a Fullbright Scholar at the Institut d'Études Européennes de Université Libre de Bruxelles, and he holds an M.A. in International Economics and European Studies from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. *David R. Brief, CFA, Senior Managing Director, Angeles Investment Advisors David Brief is a leading expert in non-profit management with over 25 years of investment experience. David established the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Investment Office in 2002. Under his leadership as Chief Investment Officer, the endowment portfolio evolved from a $350 million internal investment program into a $1.1 billion pool that invested assets belonging to several dozen other non-profits. David has also been a leader in educating non profits on the merits of outsourced investment management. Earlier in his career, David spent eleven years as an investment consultant for three Chicago-based firms: Ibbotson Associates (now part of Morningstar Inc.),

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Ennis Knupp + Associates (now part of Aon Hewitt Investment Consulting, Inc.), and Capital Resource Advisors (now part of Segal Marco Advisors). Born and raised in New Jersey, David earned a BA degree in Economics from Cornell University, an MBA degree with honors from the University of Chicago, and is a CFA® Charterholder. Greg Brown, Executive Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise; Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Finance, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School In addition to his leadership as director of the institute, Greg is also the founder and research director of the Institute for Private Capital, an institute-affiliated research center. Greg’s research focuses on financial risk and the use of financial derivative contracts as risk management tools. He also studies private investment strategies such as hedge funds and private equity. His research has been published in leading academic and practitioner finance journals, including The Journal of Finance, The Journal of Financial Economics, The Review of Financial Studies, The Journal of Derivatives, Financial Analyst Journal and RISK. Greg received his doctorate in finance from the University of Texas at Austin and graduated cum laude from Duke University with a bachelor’s degree in physics and economics. *Mary Cahill, President, Rivington Capital, Inc. & Former VP of Investments & CIO, Emory Investment Management (Emory University) Mary L. Cahill was previously the Vice President of Investments and Chief Investment Officer of Emory University overseeing investments of all endowment, trust, operating, and employee benefit funds of the University and related medical facilities. Prior to joining Emory, Ms. Cahill was Deputy Chief Investment Officer of Xerox Corporation. Ms. Cahill has 30 years of investment experience, with prior positions including the Virginia Retirement System, SmithKline, BellSouth and Merck pension plans. Mary has overseen internal equity portfolios, invested fixed income and futures portfolios, developed performance measurement systems, and designed investment options. Mary has served as President of Pension Group East, President of Pension 21, an executive member of the Financial Executive Institute’s Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets, and a member of the NYSE Pension Managers Advisory Committee. Currently, she serves as a board member of the Emory Center for Alternative Investments, The Institute For Quantitative Research in Finance, The Woodruff Arts Center, and the Robert Toigo Foundation. Mary is an advisor to the Zeist Foundation, a member of the NCAA Investment Committee, and a member of the Economic Club of New York. Mary has an MBA specializing in Finance from St. John’s University and the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. Angelo Calvello, Ph.D., Co-Founder, Rosetta Analytics Angelo A. Calvello is the “Dissident” columnist for [Institutional Investor] (https://www.institutionalinvestor.com), where he had the most read opinion column in 2017, and former columnist for Chief Investment Officer. His column, “The Doctor Is In,” won the American Business Media’s 2016 Jesse H. Neal Award for best commentary. Calvello has also published in Pensions & Investments, Healthcare Financial Management, and American Indian Culture and Research Journal (UCLA). In addition to his writing, Calvello is the Co-Founder of Rosetta Analytics, Inc., Distributed Alpha, LLC, Blue Diamond Asset Management AG, and Impact Investment Partners. As a serial innovator, Calvello’s unique insights into the rise of disruptive technologies and how they are re-shaping investment management--new sources of return and new tools to measure and manage risk, realignment of the relationships between asset owners and asset managers, different composition and demographics of the workforce, and transformation of traditional business models--have revealed the future of beneficial investing. Calvello has over 25 years of experience in the institutional investment industry and holds a PhD in Contemporary European Philosophy from DePaul University. He is the author of Environmental Alpha: Institutional Investors and Climate Change (Wiley 2009) and Founder and Publisher of the Journal of Environmental Investing. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Charter Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association and is a member of the Chicago Quantitative Alliance. Calvello is also the Chairman of the Board of Outreach with Lacrosse and Schools, a sports-based non-profit that creates opportunities for at-risk youths on Chicago’s South and West sides. *James J. Challen, Senior Vice President / Principal, LCG Associates Mr. Challen joined LCG Associates in 2009 and is a Senior Vice President. His client relationships include corporations, utilities, endowments, and foundations. In addition to lead consultant responsibilities, James conducts capital market and asset class research, investment manager due diligence, and special topical studies. Before joining LCG, James was with Morgan Keegan & Company as First Vice President of the Manager Due Diligence Group. He was responsible for managing a team that made investment recommendations for institutional and private clients. Concurrently, James was a Portfolio Manager for Morgan Keegan & Company’s Private Client Discretionary Program. He previously held several positions with Morgan Keegan & Company including Research Specialist and Research Associate. James began his career as a Financial Analyst at Remtech Services Inc. James is a CFA Charterholder and a member of the CFA Society of Atlanta. He is also a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Charterholder. James graduated with a B.S. in Finance from the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado. *Mike Condon, Head of Portfolio Management, Fund Evaluation Group (FEG) Michael (Mike) A. Condon, CFA is Senior Vice President of Institutional Investments at Fund Evaluation Group, LLC (FEG). Condon works with Endowment and Foundation (E&F) clients within FEG’s outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) service. A long-time thought leader within the E&F space, Condon brings more than 20 years of experience as an acting CIO. Most recently as CIO at Southern Methodist University, he led a 15-person office and was responsible for all aspects of investing the university’s $1.5 billion endowment. As CIO for the University of

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Arkansas Foundation, Condon oversaw a $1.1 billion endowment. During his 10-year tenure at Georgia Tech, the foundation endowment grew from $440 million to $1.5 billion. Additionally, Condon is on the Editorial Committee for The Investment Institute, and on advisory Boards for Institutional Investor and Alternative Investment Management, LLC. Mark Corigliano, Private Capital Team Head, DUMAC (Duke University) Mark Corigliano re-joined DUMAC in January 2014 as co-head of the public securities team, which oversees DUMAC’s investments in equities, hedge funds, and commodities. At the start of 2017, he was named co-head of the private investments team, which manages investments in venture capital, private equity, real estate, and natural resources. From 2012 – 2015, he served as an Adjunct Professor at the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He instructed a class on the Business of Renewable Energy and also lectures on commodity investing and alternative investments. In 2009, Mr. Corigliano founded Belltower Advisors LLC, a $250 million investment management firm that utilized a long/short equity strategy in the energy, mining and materials sectors. Prior to founding Belltower Advisors, he invested in a similar fashion with New York-based Proxima Alfa Investments. Mr. Corigliano initiated his investment career at DUMAC in 2001 where he co-managed the hedge fund portfolio, allocated to natural resource private equity funds, and developed a unique commodity futures trading program. He started his career with Schlumberger, the world’s largest oil service company. Mr. Corigliano received a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University and an M.B.A. (beta gamma sigma) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is also a CFA charter holder. *Celia Dallas, Chief Investment Strategist, Cambridge Associates As Chief Investment Strategist for Cambridge Associates and a Managing Director of the firm, Celia is responsible for formulating our global investment strategy and portfolio construction advice. Since joining Cambridge in 1996, Celia has contributed to a wide range of research initiatives, including serving as one of the main architects of our Risk Allocation Framework and an author of the related report. She is the author of our quarterly publication, VantagePoint, in which she shares our house view and advice. Celia is a regular contributor to other research publications, covering a wide range of capital market, asset allocation, and investment planning topics. She is a frequent presenter and discussion moderator at the firm’s roundtables and various industry conferences. Before joining Cambridge Associates, Celia was a consultant for Harlan Brown & Co, a competitive intelligence consulting firm. In this position, she researched, wrote, and presented market analysis commissioned by Fortune 500 clients on a variety of consumer and industrial products. She also worked for the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI), where she conducted research and wrote reports on retirement income security issues. Celia has an MBA from the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia and a BA from University of Pennsylvania. Philip S. DeSantis, Senior Vice President, Head of Product Management, Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. Mr. DeSantis joined Westwood in December 2015 as Senior Vice President, Head of Product Management. He is responsible for the planning, development and execution of the firm’s product strategy, product management, marketing and communications initiatives. He also Co-Heads Product Innovation at the firm. Mr. DeSantis joined Westwood with over 20 years of experience across sales and distribution, product management, strategic marketing and strategy. Prior to joining Westwood, Mr. DeSantis worked at PNC Capital Advisors, LLC, in Chicago, Illinois, as a Managing Director for their asset management business. He also served as Director, Senior Product Specialist at UBS Global Asset Management and Vice President for their Multi-Asset and Liquid Alternative Strategies, and Senior Product Manager for their quantitative strategies at Northern Trust Asset Management in Chicago, Illinois. Mr. DeSantis earned his BS in Finance from Arizona State University. Additionally, he is a member of the CFA Institute and a Registered Securities Representative (FINRA Series 6, 7 and 63). *Jim Dunn, Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer, Verger Capital Management (Fall Forum Co-Chair) As Verger’s Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer, Jim oversees all investment decisions and is responsible for setting the course for the company, leading our corporate strategy and ensuring that Verger remains competitively positioned to serve our partners’ needs in an increasingly complex and volatile market environment. Previously, Jim was Vice-President and Chief Investment Officer at Wake Forest University, responsible for investment of the University's endowment, working capital and life income assets of over $1.4 billion. Prior to joining Wake Forest, Jim served as Managing Director at Wilshire Associates Inc., and Chief Investment Officer and Portfolio Manager for Wilshire Funds Management, the money management arm of Wilshire Associates. At Wilshire, Jim was responsible for providing leadership on asset allocation, investment policy and investment manager selection. Jim served as the Chairman of the Wilshire Funds Management Investment Committee and served as Portfolio Manager for all of Wilshire Fund Management’s alternative investment portfolios. Jim holds a BBA in Finance from Villanova University, where he was a member of the NCAA Division I men’s varsity soccer team. He is married and the father of two boys. He currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Wells Fargo Global Alternative Investments, ASGI Agility Income Fund and the ASGI Corbin Multi-Strategy Fund, LLC. Jim also sits on the CAPTRUST Advisory Board, the North Carolina Investment Institute Editorial Committee, the CFA North Carolina Society’s Strategic Advisory Board, SEI Canada Independent Review Committee, Villanova President’s Advisory Council and serves as the Treasurer of James Denmark Loan Fund. *Robert Durden, CEO/CIO, University of Virginia Investment Management Company (UVIMCO) Robert Durden is the CEO/CIO of University of Virginia Investment Management Company (UVIMCO). He was previously a Senior Vice President and the Chief Investment Officer at Texas Children’s Hospital. Prior to joining Texas Children’s Hospital in March 2013, Robert was the Managing Director of Private Investments at Morgan Creek Capital Management. There he directed $4.5 billion of private investments

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across private equity, energy and natural resources, and real estate. Mr. Durden has also worked with Legg Mason/Western Asset Management, Ritchie Capital Management, and Merrill Lynch’s Middle Market M&A group. Robert received his MBA in finance and entrepreneurship, with honors, from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and his Bachelor of Arts in economics, magna cum laude, from Princeton University. Robert Durden primarily oversees the Texas Children’s Hospital Foundation and other investment assets, totaling approximately $2.7 billion. *Vanita Gaonkar, Senior Investment Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Fall Forum Co-Chair) Vanita W. Gaonkar is an Investment Officer with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, focused on Public Investments. Prior to joining the Foundation, Vanita was the Director of Research at Ehrenkranz Partners, L.P., where she was responsible for investments across asset classes, including fixed income, equities, hedge funds, private equity and real assets. Before joining Ehrenkranz Partners, L.P. she served as a Director in Alternative Investments at Credit Suisse, where she oversaw investments in long/short equity, event driven credit and emerging markets. Prior to Credit Suisse she worked as an analyst at The Blackstone Group and J.P. Morgan Chase. Ms. Gaonkar earned her B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn. *Susanne Gealy, Senior Director, Investments, Dignity Health Susanne Gealy is a Senior Director of the investments team at Dignity Health based in San Francisco. She leads the organization's public and hedge fund equity investments. Dignity Health is one of the largest health systems in the US, dedicated to providing quality, compassionate health care. The organization has an $11 billion investment portfolio, allocated across the long term strategic goals, retirement benefits, endowment, and insurance. Prior to joining Dignity Health, Susanne spent 10 years at the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, in Austin, a $150 billion retirement plan. At TRS, she was responsible for the $26 billion external equity investment program comprising US, international, emerging markets, and global equity managers. Before joining TRS, Susanne worked in New York at Investcorp, Lazard Asset Management, a family office, and Banc of America Securities. She began her career in finance at JP Morgan in equity derivatives. Prior to attending business school, Susanne worked in the field of structural engineering in San Francisco. Susanne holds an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business. She has a M.S. and B.S. in Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Susanne is a board member of Trinity Charter School, a Texas charter school district dedicated to the educational needs of abused children. *Libby George, Director of Investments, NC State University Libby George is currently the interim Associate Vice Chancellor for Finance and Business, Assistant Treasurer, and Director of Investments at North Carolina State University accumulating over 30 years of experience in investment management, corporate, educational, and financial accounting. Prior to becoming Director of Investments, Ms. George was the Manager of Financial Reporting where she was responsible for the financial reporting, capital assets, cash management, debt, and taxes of North Carolina State University. Libby currently manages five portfolios at NC State with assets in excess of $1.5 billion in short term, intermediate term, charitable giving, traditional long-term endowment assets as well as long-term endowment assets invested in a sustainable responsible and impactful manner. Libby is an officer of the NC State Investment Fund, Inc. In addition, Ms. George is currently on the editorial committee of The Investment Institute, member of the CAP Trust/UNC 403B Investment Committee, and a member of 100 Women in Hedge Funds. Ms. George previously served on the State of North Carolina’s Supplemental Retirement Board of Trustees as appointed by Governor Beverly Perdue in July 2009 and was the Chair of the Investment Subcommittee of the Supplemental Retirement Board. Libby was a NC State University Award for Excellence Nominee in 1991, received the Pride of the Wolfpack Award in 2001, named one of the 125 Transformational Women of NC State in 2013, and in 2019, received the Rodney H. Adams Endowment Management Award from NACUBO (National Association of College and Business Officers) for outstanding individual contributions to professional development activities related to University Endowment and Investment Management. Libby has been involved in the community through her church in various capacities such as Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network and past chair of the Permanent Endowment Committee. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Auburn University and was an All-American NCAA athlete in Swimming for the Auburn Tigers. She became a Certified Public Accountant in 1992. *David Gilmore, Managing Director, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation David Gilmore joined The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation in 2014 to help build the investment office. The Foundation has $2.8 billion in assets and makes over $100 million in grants each year. David is responsible for the design and implementation of the Foundation's asset allocation, investment manager selection and risk management. Prior to joining the Foundation, David served in several senior roles at The Ohio State University investment office which managed $3.5 billion. David was previously a partner at Gerber/Taylor Capital Advisors. David earned his BBA from Baylor University and an MBA with a concentration in Finance from the University of Memphis. David holds the Certified Financial Planner™ professional (CFP®) designation and the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation. Fred Greear, Director of Investments, Carilion Clinic Fred Greear joined Carilion Clinic, a Virginia-based healthcare system, in 2015 to lead its investment function, overseeing $2 billion across operating capital and defined benefit pension assets. Headquartered in Roanoke, Carilion serves nearly a million residents in the western part of Virginia across six hospitals and more than 200 practice sites. Previously, Mr. Greear worked at Huntington Ingalls Industries with oversight responsibility for the company’s hedge fund and fixed income pension investments and as a generalist at The Pension Boards-United Church of Christ. Prior to transitioning to the plan sponsor side of investing, he worked in different roles at Cohen & Steers and Lord Abbett. He

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received a Master of Business Administration degree from Vanderbilt University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Denison University and is a CFA charterholder. *Mike Hennessy, Managing Director, Morgan Creek Capital Management Mike Hennessy is a Co-founder of Morgan Creek Capital Management, and serves as the Director of Investments. In this role, Mr. Hennessy provides oversight to the Private Investments Group, and acts as a Portfolio Strategist on portfolios beyond private investments, including work with Morgan Creek's advisory clients and proprietary funds. Prior to joining Morgan Creek in 2004, Mr. Hennessy was Vice President and a founding member of UNC Management Company. Primary areas of responsibility included domestic equity, international and emerging markets equity, opportunistic equity, absolute return, fixed income, enhanced fixed income and private investments. Mr. Hennessy also assisted in developing overall investment objectives as well as strategic and tactical asset allocation for the funds. Mr. Hennessy was responsible for monitoring both public and private individual managers and overall portfolio performance, as well as risk management. Prior to joining UNC in 1999, Mr. Hennessy was an Investment Director at Duke Management Company (Duke University) where he assisted in the management of multi-billion portfolios across all asset classes of various University-related investment pools. Before joining Duke in 1991, Mr. Hennessy was an Associate at Amundi Smith Breeden Associates, a quantitative investment management firm based in Durham, NC. Mr. Hennessy received his Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and he also holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Philosophy, Psychology and Mathematics from the College of William and Mary. Mr. Hennessy is Treasurer of Duke University Federal Credit Union, a member of the Investment Committee at the Carolina Friends School, a director of the Morgan Creek Foundation, Emeritus Trustee of the College of William & Mary Foundation Board of Trustees, and former member of its Executive Committee and Investment Committee (immediate past Chair), and a Trustee of the Murray 1693 Scholars Foundation. *Brian Hiestand, Chief Investment Officer, The College of William & Mary Foundation Brian joined The College of William and Mary Foundation in 2005 to serve as its first Chief Investment Officer overseeing all of the investment management functions for the endowment including asset allocation and manager selection and review. Chartered in 1693, by King William III and Queen Mary II of England, The College of William and Mary is the second oldest college in America. Prior to joining William and Mary, Brian was the first Director of Alternative Investments for the Indiana University Foundation in Bloomington, Indiana, where he launched their Alternative Investment Program, including allocations to hedge funds, venture capital, private equity, and timberland. Prior to joining the I.U. Foundation, Brian was a Principal and Portfolio Manager at Harris Investment Management in Chicago. In 2011, Brian received the Institutional Investor Small Endowment of the Year Award. Brian received his B.S. and M.B.A. from Bowling Green State University. *Donna Holly, President, The Investment Institute, LLC Donna Holly is the President of The Investment Institute, an educational membership organization founded in 2008 for institutional and private investors, managers and financial professionals. Previously, Donna was Director of Events Marketing at Morgan Creek Capital Management. Donna joined Morgan Creek in 2008 after working as a freelance consultant on educational events for the firm for two years. Prior to joining Morgan Creek, Donna worked at SAB Capital on the client relations and marketing team where she was responsible for overseeing the integration of the client relationship management system company-wide and providing performance and subscription documents to investors. Donna worked from 2002 to 2006 as the Director of Client Service and Project Management at NMS Management, Inc., an educational conference company designed to service the endowment, foundation and high net worth communities. Donna spent eight years as an advertising agency producer, developing TV and radio commercials for national clients, first at Wells Rich Greene BDDP and later at Ammirati Puris Lintas. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Florida and is now, along with her husband, studying the development and care of chickens in her own backyard, after a culture-shock producing move to Roswell, Georgia after 19 years in Manhattan. Constance Hunter, Principal & Chief Economist, KPMG As KPMG’s Chief Economist, Constance Hunter heads macroeconomic research, analytics and forecasting for the firm. She is also a member of KPMG’s pension advisory board. She works closely with the firm’s leadership and clients to identify inflection points, risks and opportunities that arise in the constantly evolving economic landscape. She is known for correctly calling economic indicators that presage market turning points such as the Russian currency devaluation in 1998, the Dotcom bubble in 2001, the real estate and credit crisis in 2007-08, the recovery of the housing market and concurrent low bond yields in 2012, and the continued low bond yields during the recovery and into the expansion. Prior to joining KPMG in 2013, Constance held high-level positions in the asset management sector for nearly two decades serving in the capacity of Chief Investment Officer or Chief Economist for a significant portion of that time. At AXA Investment Managers she helped manage over $500 billion in fixed income assets. Additional prior experience includes: • Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Fixed Income for an active, long term, global multi asset investor. • Managing Director and Chief Economist for a privately-owned hedge fund sponsor and a global macro hedge fund. • Managing Member and Chief Investment Officer for a global macro hedge fund company in New York. • Partner and Portfolio Manager at a hedge fund that invests in Asian markets. • Portfolio Manager at a leading US investment bank and brokerage firm.

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• Economist for a National Bank based in Manhattan. Constance is a recognized economic thought leader, who was recently named president of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE), from which she holds the Certified Business Economist designation. She is a regular speaker at conferences on a wide variety of macroeconomic topics and a frequent guest on all major financial media channels. Constance graduated with a BA in Economics and Sociology from New York University, and holds a Master’s of International Affairs with a concentration in international economics from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). In addition to NABE, she is actively involved with a several economic and financial market associations including the New York Association for Business Economics, Money Marketeers, National Committee for U.S.-China Relations, and 100 Women in Finance. She is also on the board of GallopNYC, an organization that changes lives of disabled New Yorkers by offering therapeutic horsemanship programs in six locations. *Ray Jacobson, Chief Investment Officer, Davidson College Ray Jacobson is the Chief Investment Officer at Davidson College, a highly selective independent liberal arts college for 1920 students located 20 minutes north of Charlotte, NC. Ray joined the college in the summer of 2008 and oversees all aspects of the college’s $800+ million endowment. Prior to Davidson, he served as the first investment officer for the Golden LEAF Foundation, a nonprofit established to increase economic opportunities in North Carolina’s rural and tobacco-dependent communities. Mr. Jacobson began his endowment career in 2001 as an Investment Manager at DUMAC, the investment office for Duke University. Earlier in his career, he worked at Bloomberg Financial Markets in Princeton, NJ and interned at Brown Advisory in Baltimore, MD. He received an M.B.A. from Duke University, an M.S. from Clemson University, and a B.A. from Rutgers University. He is also a CFA charterholder and serves on the Board of the Woodlawn School and The Pines at Davidson. Ray lives in the town of Davidson with his wife and four children. *Beth Johnson, Partner; US Segment Leader for Family Offices & Senior Investment Consultant, Pavilion, a Mercer Practice Beth is a Senior Investment Consultant at Pavilion, a Mercer Practice. She currently services 6 endowment, foundation and family office clients with over $9 billion in aggregate assets under advisement. For these clients, Beth focuses on projects relating to asset allocation, investment manager selection, performance evaluation, and fund operations and governance. Beth’s prior professional experience includes work as an Investment Director for Vanderbilt University’s endowment, where she was responsible for investments across traditional equities and bonds, marketable alternatives, oil and gas and private equity. She started her investment career as an Investment Analyst at Duke Management Company, managing investment projects across all asset classes for Duke University’s endowment office. Beth attended the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Graduate School where she completed coursework in Economics. She holds a BA in Economics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and German from Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky. Beth has also earned the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designations. She is a member of the CFA Institute and a past board member of the CFA Society of St. Louis and the Nashville Society of Financial Analysts. Throughout her career, Beth has remained active in her community, sitting on several not-for-profit boards of directors, previously serving as the Investment Committee Chair and then Chair of the Board for the Missouri Foundation for Health, a $1 billion healthcare foundation in St. Louis. In 2008, she received the Foundation and Endowment Money Management’s Non-Profit Consultant of the Year Award. Meredith Jones, Alternative Investment Consultant & Author of Women of the Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can Too) Meredith Jones is an internationally-recognized researcher, writer, and speaker. She is an expert in the alternative investment industry with over 20 years of experience. Meredith is an alternative investment consultant and author of Women of The Street: Why Female Money Managers Generate Higher Returns (And How You Can Too), which won an Axiom Award Gold Medal in 2016. She was named one of Inc. magazine’s “17 Inspiring Women To Watch in 2017” and was named a Distinguished Author by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2018. She has been a regular columnist for Institutional Investor and is currently a contributor for Market Watch. A sought-after speaker, Meredith has presented research in Tokyo, London, Paris, Hong Kong, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Sydney, Geneva and more. She wrote and delivered a TEDx talk at TEDxUIUC in 2018 and testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee on Diversity and Inclusion in June 2019. Meredith also serves on the Board of Directors for Rock the Street, Wall Street a non-profit that provides financial and investment literacy courses for high school girls. She began her alternative investment career at Van Hedge Fund Advisors International (VAN), where she was Director of Research. At VAN, Meredith was responsible for manager selection, due diligence, index construction and aggregate industry research for the $500 million fund of funds. Meredith was then recruited by hedge fund analytics provider PerTrac Financial Solutions. There she focused on industry trends with an eye to providing actionable insights and information. Her research on emerging managers, initiated in 2006, and women and minority-owned funds created new investment categories. It has changed the way investors and money managers behave - both in the way investors allocate and how money managers market to and seek investors. Meredith then went on to be Director at Barclays Capital Strategic Consulting Group. There she consulted for clients and authored white papers, including her first white paper on women and minority-owned investing. She was recruited to Rothstein Kass, a professional services firm with a focus on alternative investments, from Barclays. Until the acquisition of Rothstein Kass by KPMG, Meredith served as Director of the Rothstein Kass Institute, an Alternative Investment Think Tank. At the institute she created the first Women in Alternative Investments Hedge Fund Index to measure performance of female hedge fund and private equity managers. Meredith is a foodie and wine lover and maintains a love of charcoal and open flames when it comes to her own cooking. She is a figure skater and skates regularly, relying on an inexplicable addiction to decaffeinated coffee to survive her early morning ice times.

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Crystal Kadakia, Author, The Millennial Myth: Transforming Misunderstanding into Workplace Breakthroughs & Founder, Invati Consulting As one of the first Millennials to represent her generation as a thought leader, Crystal provides an impactful alternative to the traditional approach of sharing ambiguous generational traits and divisive generation-specific engagement tactics. Instead, she demystifies Millennials by explaining the role digital technology has played in belief systems and workplace habits. She introduces workplace transformations that works for all talent in today’s digital world, present and future, not just Millennials. Based on a decade of research and experience, she enables leaders to create organizational performance that allows businesses to thrive in a digitally disrupted world. A Chemical Engineer turned Human Capital Strategist, Crystal provides globally relevant insight into millennials and modern workplace strategies from a truly unique perspective, representing: eastern and western culture, left and right brain thinking, female, millennial, Fortune 500 and consulting experience. After 7 years working for a global consumer product goods company as an engineer and training manager, Crystal started Invati Consulting to empower leaders to evolve people strategy from the Industrial Age to the Information Age. As an award-winning consultant, she has driven transformation in learning & development, diversity & inclusion, innovation, and leadership capability for a diverse range of organizations, including General Mills, Intel, Procter & Gamble, Wells Fargo, and Nobu Hospitality. Her book, The Millennial Myth: Transforming Misunderstanding into Workplace Breakthroughs, offers audiences a way to transform the five biggest stereotypes into workplace leverage and is being translated for global audiences to reach even more leaders. She is honored to be a two-time TEDx speaker and Power 30 Under 30, CLO Learning in Practice, and ATD One to Watch award recipient. From speaking in Norway to working in China, from industries ranging from utilities to banking & insurance to technology, Crystal offers a wide range of global insight on how digital is affecting employee productivity and engagement. She helps leaders reimagine the workplace and gives them the fundamental mindset shifts and tools to make a difference. *Kris Kapoor, Chief Investment Officer, Furman University Kristopher N. Kapoor, CFA is Chief Investment Officer at Furman University, where he is responsible for the investment oversight of the university’s endowment and debt program. Prior to joining Furman, Kris was a portfolio manager with BB&T Asset Management and pension investment manager with Michelin North America, Inc. Kris holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and is currently a member of the CFA Society of South Carolina. Kris earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Furman University and a Master of Business Administration in International Management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, which he earned with distinction. *Christine Kelleher, Chief of Investments, National Gallery of Art Christine Zapotoczky Kelleher is chief of investments at the National Gallery of Art. Previously, Christine served as senior investment officer for Georgetown University. She assisted with the founding of Georgetown’s Investment Office in 2004 and served as acting chief investment officer in 2011. After Georgetown, Christine led investment strategy, sourcing, and evaluation for Avec Capital. Earlier in her career, she served on the executive team of the Central European University, founded by George Soros, in Budapest, Hungary. She received a BA in Russian and international relations from Bucknell University and holds MAs in Russian and East European studies and in Central European history from Georgetown University. Christine is a member of the finance committee of the YWCA National Capital Area, an executive officer for the Bucknell University Alumni Association Board of Directors, and an advisor to the Kayo Conference Series. She lives in Washington, DC with her husband and son. Steven R. Kim, Partner, Investment Strategy and Risk Management, Verdis Investment Management Steve Kim is a partner at Verdis Investment Management, directing investment strategy and risk management for the family office. He is an active member of the Investment Committee and has been with the firm since inception. With a focus on buyouts, marketable securities and venture capital, he has been behind investments in over 60 fund managers globally. Beyond his investment background, he brings more than 30 years of experience building and implementing operating infrastructures for venture capital and private equity firms, as well as public and private companies. Before becoming a family office investor, he helped build and lead the technology development and service delivery organizations at Orcom Solutions/Alliance Data Systems, Peopleclick, Clear Communications, Alcatel, Fujitsu and Daleen Technologies. Steve began his career at the Walt Disney Company, serving on the information technology team that helped open what is now Disneyland Paris. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Florida and serves on the Board of Governors for the The International Baccalaureate. *Jonathon King, President & CEO, UNC Management Company Jonathon King, President & CEO of UNC Management Company, joined the Company in January 2005. In this role Mr. King is also the Chief Investment Officer of the UNC Investment Fund. Prior to joining UNC Management Co., Mr. King was the Associate Vice President and Director of Investments for Dartmouth College where he worked for sixteen years. Previously, Mr. King was an Investment Officer at New England Mutual Life Insurance Company in Boston, MA and a Senior Accountant at Price Waterhouse & Co. in Hartford, CT. Mr. King graduated cum laude from Middlebury College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies. Mr. King also graduated with an MBA degree from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.

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Cory Lester, Managing Director (NYC), Morgan Creek Capital Management Mr. Lester has over thirteen years of investment experience at Morgan Creek Capital Management. He joined Morgan Creek in January 2006 as an analyst and was promoted to Managing Director, Public Investments in 2015. Mr. Lester has worked from Morgan Creek’s New York office since 2006 and during his career has focused on a variety of investment strategies across many asset classes and geographies. Beginning in 2012, he became exclusively focused on Global Equities across Morgan Creek's various investment solutions and portfolios, including becoming Co-Portfolio Manager of the Morgan Creek Global Equity Long/Short Institutional Fund (“MCGELSIF”) and the Morgan Creek Opportunity Fund (“MCOF”). Mr. Lester led the transition of both funds to the Hybrid Model in 2013 and, in 2018, the rebranding of MCOF to the Asana Global Select Fund (“AGSF”). AGSF is a more concentrated and direct version of MCGELSIF. Additionally, Mr. Lester was responsible for spear-heading Morgan Creek’s co-investment activity in the Alibaba Group during 2014 and 2015. Prior to Morgan Creek, he was a Junior Analyst for Sands Point Capital Management in New York. He graduated from Davidson College in 2005 with his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics. Mr. Lester is an active New York City Board Member for Street Soccer USA and lives in New York City. Jared A. Levy, Author, CNBC & FOX News Contributor Jared A. Levy has spent his entire career immersed in finance and media. He’s worked for some of the top firms and media outlets globally and has built a brand around his unique ability to distill and convey complex topics into compelling, easy to understand concepts and copy used for everything from educational materials and presentations to newsworthy editorial and online content. Jared began his career managing money for high net worth clients utilizing varied approaches that utilized a multitude of unconventional strategies including derivatives, creative real estate investments, startup funding and more. After creating his own stock and options-trading indicator, Jared quickly assumed his next role as a pit trader. As one of the youngest members of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX), Levy became an independent market maker, trading the largest volume issue on that exchange, Dell (DELL); and by 22, was a member of the American Stock Exchange (AMEX), trading Cisco Systems (CSCO) and was one of the founding market makers in the Nasdaq-100 Trust options (QQQ) where he successfully traded thousands of options contracts and shares daily, equating to tens of millions of dollars in risk. Since 2004, Jared has been live on air as an anchor/expert fielding questions and educating viewers from around the world, unscripted and raw on several different networks. Jared has been featured in dozens of industry publications and won an Emmy for his daily finance video recap, “Trader Cast.” He became a CNBC Fast Money contributor in 2008 and also appears regularly on Bloomberg, Fox, Fox Business and other major networks around the world. He is regularly quoted by trade publications and reputable news outlets. Jared served as Senior Derivatives Strategist for PEAK6 Investments focusing on the newly formed Options News Network and OptionsHouse, where he hosted and was the resident expert on several shows. Jared also managed the “Whisper Trader” earnings tracking service and created viral online content for Zacks Investment Research. Jared’s first book entitled, “Your Options Handbook,” was released in April 2011 by Wiley Publishing; it is a practical road map and detailed strategy guide to understanding and trading the equity and derivative markets in grainy detail, with a robust strategy guide and contributions from Denise Shull (Billions), and the late trading psychologist Mark Douglas. His second book, “The Bloomberg Visual Guide to Options,” was released in February 2013 by Bloomberg Financial/Wiley; the Bloomberg guide is a more advanced visual reference guide and trading manual that was also used internally at Bloomberg. More recently, Jared has focused heavily on disruptive content and research, partnering with Westwood on its new product and technology initiatives. *Don Lindsey, Chief Investment Officer, American Institutes for Research Don joined the American Institutes for Research in November 2014 in the role of chief investment officer. Prior to joining AIR, he was the chief investment officer for The George Washington University where he was responsible for management of the university’s $1.5 billion endowment for eleven and a half years. In 2000, Don formed the University of Toronto Asset Management Corporation which managed the university’s endowment, defined benefit plan and operating funds. He began his investment career with the University of Virginia where he served as investment analyst, senior investment officer, assistant director of investments and director. Don earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Virginia Tech, a Master of Business Administration from James Madison University and a Master of International Policy and Practice from The George Washington University. He is a CFA charter holder and a member of the Washington CFA Society. Don is a member of the investment advisory committee of the Virginia Retirement System. *Muthu Muthiah, Chief Investment Officer, Group Health Foundation Muthu is the Chief Investment Officer at Group Health Foundation. Prior to Group Health Foundation, Muthu was responsible for the investment strategy, analysis, and manager selection within the Private Equity and Natural Resources portfolios for Emory Investment Management. The Private Equity portfolio includes buyout, growth and distressed investments and Natural Resources is a diversified portfolio of energy, timber, real estate, and commodities. Prior to joining Emory, he was Head of Private Markets and oversaw the private market portfolio at Covariance Capital Management, an outsourced CIO firm that invests on behalf of endowments and foundations. Prior to Covariance, he was an Associate Director of Investments at Spider Management Company, the University of Richmond’s investment management company, where he led strategy and manager selection for private equity, real estate and all asset classes within emerging markets. His background also includes time as a Portfolio Manager at the Florida State Board of Administration and a Senior Analyst at RSM Equico. Muthu has a BHM from Mangalore University and an MBA from Rollins College.

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Kate Caldwell Nevin, Managing Director, TSWII Katharine (“Kate”) Caldwell Nevin is Managing Director at TSWII, a multi-family office based in Chattanooga, TN and is responsible for portfolio management investment research and client relations. Prior to joining TSWII, Kate was an analyst with Lehman Brothers, New York City, in the Equity Prime Brokerage Division with a focus on hedge fund sales. She is a member of 100 Women in Finance, Institute for Private Investors and The Investment Institute. Kate has received the CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) designation. Kate is the Founder + Board Chair of the non-profit, Enough Pie which uses creativity to connect and empower the community of the upper peninsula in Charleston, SC through dynamic partnerships, artistic collaborations, civic engagement and creative placemaking. Kate also serves as Chair of the National Advisory Board of the Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill. Kate received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1999 and completed The Executive Program of the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business in June 2004. Kate is a 2014 Riley Institute Fellow (Diversity Leadership). She lives on an island outside of Charleston, SC with her husband and three children. Christopher Olson, Principal & Portfolio Manager, High Pointe Capital Management Chris Olson is a Principal and Portfolio Manager at High Pointe Capital Management. Prior to High Pointe, he was a Portfolio Manager at Columbia Wanger Asset Management in Chicago for 15 years where he managed the Columbia Acorn International Select Fund and Wanger International Fund. Chris has devoted his career to search for overlooked and attractive investment opportunities all across the globe. He began his investment management career at Yasuda Kasai Brinson in Tokyo in 1991 and later joined the parent company, Brinson Partners, to help start the firm’s Emerging Markets investment strategy. He has lived and worked in Sweden, Japan and Taiwan. He is proficient in Mandarin Chinese and has studied five other foreign languages. Chris holds an MBA from the Wharton School of Business and an MA in International Studies from the School of Arts and Sciences, both at the University of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Middlebury College with a BA in Political Science. Chris is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) having earned his charter in 1998 and is a member of CFA Chicago. His civic responsibilities include his role as Chairman of the Board at Swedish Covenant Hospital in Chicago and a Trustee at Lincoln Academy in Maine. *Dan Parker, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Texas Tech University System Dan Parker is the Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Texas Tech University, and is based in Austin, Texas. In this role, he shares broad responsibility for policy, strategy, asset allocation, structure and processes across the organization and the portfolio, in addition to driving the endowment’s investments in public and private equity, diversifying and absolute return strategies, real assets and natural resources. Before relocating to Austin to join Texas Tech, Dan worked in New York as an Investment Officer with Helmsley Charitable Trust, as a Vice President in private equity with BlackRock and as an Associate in investment banking at Citigroup. He began his career serving as a US Marine, where he commanded infantry and reconnaissance units. He holds degrees from Tulane University and The College of William and Mary. Fernando Pontaza, Co-Founder & Managing General Partner, Invariantes Fund Co-Founder and Managing General Partner of Invariantes Fund, Guatemala’s first homegrown, early stage, Venture Capital Fund. He sits on the board and advises many of the fund’s portfolio companies as well as 1517 Fund, a Peter Thiel-backed venture capital firm making sector agnostic, early stage investments in young entrepreneurs. He’s a founding member of Guatemala’s Venture Capital Association whose goal is to further the local ecosystem. For over 7 years he’s also managed a family office’s multi-asset class portfolio delivering out-performance with better risk metrics. Cathleen M. Rittereiser, Executive Director, Commonfund Institute Cathleen M. Rittereiser leads Commonfund’s educational, market research and professional development activities as Executive Director of Commonfund Institute. She is the co-author of the books Foundation and Endowment Investing and Top Hedge Fund Investors: Stories, Strategies, and Advice. Prior to joining Commonfund, Cathleen was the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Uncorrelated, LLC, a conference and thought leadership publishing platform for endowment, foundation and pension investors, and a frequent speaker and writer on the endowment model and Outsourced CIO (OCIO). Prior to Uncorrelated, she held investor relations and marketing roles with leading financial services firms and hedge funds. She received an A.B. from Franklin & Marshall College, where she served on the investment committee, and an M.B.A. from NYU Stern School of Business. *Mark E. Roberts, Chief Investment Officer, Ironsides Asset Advisors Mark E. Roberts, CFA serves as the Chief Investment Officer for Ironsides Asset Advisors, LLC, as well as a Managing Director for the Tuscarora Company (a family office). Immediately preceding that, Mr. Roberts was the Director of Global Equities and Hedged Strategies for the North Carolina Retirement Systems where he and his team were responsible for the management of the $33 billion Global Equity and Hedge Fund portfolios for the State of North Carolina. Additionally, Mr. Roberts has served as Chief Investment Officer for families and provided consulting services for endowments and foundations in both asset allocation, manager due diligence and portfolio construction. Earlier in his career, Mr. Roberts served as Director of Risk Management for Centura Bank and had asset – liability management responsibilities. Mr. Roberts received his Master of Science degree in finance from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Bachelor of Science degree from the Calloway School of Business at Wake Forest University. Mr. Roberts serves on the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Philanthropic Advisory Board. 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member of the North Carolina Society of Financial Analysts and the American Finance Association. Mr. Roberts has served on multiple non-profit boards. *Anne Shelton, Chief Investment Officer, American Trading and Production Corporation (Atapco) Anne Shelton joined Atapco, a multi-generational single family investment company, as Chief Investment Officer in July 2017. Previously, Ms. Shelton was Deputy Chief Investment Officer of American Red Cross and led the team investing in all types of alternative investments including private equity, distressed debt, real estate, real assets, and hedge funds. Prior to working at American Red Cross, Anne was Director of Absolute Return at Cornell University and worked at McKinsey in the Corporate Finance and Strategy Practice. Anne serves on the board and finance/investment committee of YWCA National Capital Area. A CFA charterholder, Anne is active in the CFA Society of Washington DC where she has served as a board member, on the programming committee, on the nominating committee, and currently serves on the finance committee. Anne earned a B.S. with distinction in Operations Research & Industrial Engineering from Cornell University and a M.B.A. with distinction in Finance and Marketing from New York University Stern School of Business. *Valerie J. Sill, President & CEO, DuPont Capital Management Valerie J. Sill, CFA, CAIA is President and CEO of DuPont Capital Management (DCM) and serves as its Chief Investment Officer. She is responsible for overseeing the investment of more than $25 billion in assets held by DuPont Company plans and external clients. DCM manages assets across nine different asset classes using a value-based investment approach that combines valuation and risk control disciplines designed to produce risk-efficient excess returns that satisfy its clients’ investment objectives. Prior to joining DCM in April 2004, Ms. Sill was Executive Vice President at The Boston Company. There she chaired the Equity Policy Group and was the Director of Large Cap Value strategies. She was a dual officer with Dreyfus, also a Mellon company, where she managed the Dreyfus Premier Core Value mutual funds. In addition to her work at The Boston Company and Dreyfus, Ms. Sill formed and chaired Mellon’s Research Forum to foster collaboration among investment professionals from each of Mellon’s investment management subsidiaries. Ms. Sill started her career in asset management with State Street Research & Management Company as a Health Care and Utilities analyst and later joined Investment Advisors in Minneapolis as a senior analyst. Ms. Sill is a member of the Board of Trustees of Longwood Gardens and chairs its Investment Committee. Ms. Sill is a Trustee of the Christiana Care Health System and chairs its Investment Committee. Ms. Sill served a three-year term on the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s Economic Advisory Council. Ms. Sill was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, in Economics and Philosophy from Wellesley College. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was a Durant Scholar. She holds an MBA from Harvard University and was awarded both the CFA and CAIA charters. *Donna L. Snider, Managing Director, Kresge Foundation Ms. Snider joined The Kresge Foundation in 2009. Donna has responsibility for evaluating investment opportunities across all asset classes as well as oversight for the internal trading activity. Prior to joining Kresge, Donna was a director in the Global Markets and Investment Banking division of Merrill Lynch in New York. During her seven years with Merrill Lynch, she covered institutional investors for structured credit, rates and equity products, as well as corporate issuers for their balance sheet hedging activity. Prior to Wall Street, Donna was a pension actuary with Towers Perrin (now Towers Watson) in Chicago. Donna is a member of the board of the Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation and heads the investment committee for First Foundation. She also currently serves on several advisory committees for various private partnerships. Donna earned her MBA with concentrations in accounting and analytical finance from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business; she holds a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from the University of Notre Dame, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa; professional designations include CFA charter holder and an Associate of the Society of Actuaries. *Mark Steed, Chief Investment Officer, Arizona PSPRS Trust Mark Steed is Chief Investment Officer for Arizona PSPRS, a public pension plan with approximately $9 billion in AUM. Over the last 10 years at Arizona PSPRS, Mr. Steed has managed Private Equity, Venture Capital, Absolute Return, Opportunistic Credit, Public Equity, Global Trading Strategies and Real Estate portfolios. His creative approach and notable performance across disparate asset classes won him recognition as a “Rising Star” by Money Management Magazine and, later, “Asset Allocator of the Year” by Institutional Investor. Mr. Steed recently concluded a four-year stint as a forecaster for the distinguished Good Judgment Project, led by Dr. Phil Tetlock at UPenn, and recently published the first guest-post on the popular decision science blog Farnam Street. Prior to Arizona PSPRS, Mr. Steed worked in Banking at JPMorgan Chase. Mr. Steed graduated with a Masters of Science degree in Predictive Analytics from Northwestern University. He also has an MBA from Thunderbird’s School of Global Management (Jost Henkel Scholar) and received his BA (with honors from Sigma Iota Rho) in Latin American Studies and Business Management from Brigham Young University. *Andrea Szigethy, Founder & CEO, The Investment Institute, LLC Andrea is the Founder and CEO of The Investment Institute, an educational membership organization founded in 2008, for investors and managers. Previously, Andrea Szigethy was a Principal and Director of Marketing and Branding for Morgan Creek Capital Management from 2006-2016 where she led the branding, public relations, client education, events and marketing efforts for the firm. Andrea is one of the founding members of the North Carolina Chapter of 100 Women in Finance. Andrea also is a member of the Development Committee at Hope Reins of Raleigh, a wonderful Ranch where struggling kids, aged 5-18, find hope and healing from emotional traumas including the death of a parent, abuse of any kind, anxiety, etc. by working with equine counselors. Andrea also holds a position on the board of The

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Morgan Creek Foundation as well as on the Advancement Committee for the Hill Learning Center located in Durham, NC who provides services to children who have learning differences. Prior to joining Morgan Creek, Ms. Szigethy was the President of NMS Management, Inc., an educational investment conference company providing unbiased forums for endowments, foundations, family office executives and high net worth individuals. Ms. Szigethy spent six years at NMS in positions of increasing responsibility, concluding in her role as President of the firm. She managed all aspects of conference production, research and development, sales, marketing and relationship management. Prior to NMS, Ms. Szigethy had six years of conference management to include supervision and development across marketing and operations functions in multiple market sectors including the healthcare, biotech and pharmaceutical industries. Ms. Szigethy received her Bachelor of Arts Degree with a dual concentration in Business Administration and Psychology from the State University of New York at Albany and continuing credits towards a Master of Arts in Social Work from Adelphi University. Kevin Tunick, Vice President & Managing Director, Private Investments, UNC Management Company Kevin Tunick is the Vice President and Managing Director of the Private Investments team at the UNC Management Company. Prior to joining the UNC Management Company in 2008, Mr. Tunick spent 17 years at the Harvard Management Company (HMC) in Boston, MA serving as a Manager on the private equity team and responsible for co-managing a $4.1 billion portfolio of alternative investment partnerships. Previously, Mr. Tunick worked at the Rockefeller Foundation in New York, NY where, as the Chief Investment Analyst, he managed an $80 million short-term fixed income portfolio and a $3 million equity portfolio. Mr. Tunick also served as manager of Partnership Fund Accounting at Commodities Corporation USA in Princeton, NJ and as the controller at American Handling Equipment, Inc. Mr. Tunick graduated from the College of William and Mary with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and received a Master of Business Administration degree from Pennsylvania State University. *Daniel Ward, Chief Investment Officer, Virginia Tech Foundation Mr. Ward joined the Virginia Tech Foundation in April 2008 where he serves as its Chief Investment Office - Endowment. He leads all aspects of managing the Foundation’s portfolio including manager and investment selection and setting asset allocation policy. Almost 50% of the portfolio is invested internationally including a mix of niche and direct investments. The Virginia Tech endowment performance consistently ranks in the top 25% of its peers and was honored by Institutional Investor as the top mid-sized endowment of 2011. The Foundation currently oversees approximately $1.7 Billion in operating funds and long-term endowment funds which support Virginia Tech University. Prior to joining Virginia Tech he was the director of research for Integritas Advisors, a family office, from July 2004 – April 2008. Mr. Ward holds a BBA from The University of Michigan Business School, a MBA from The University of Florida Warrington College of Business and is a CFA charterholder. Elizabeth Weindruch, Managing Director, Barings Elizabeth Weindruch is a member of Barings Alternative Investments, a global real estate, private equity and real assets platform. Elizabeth is a part of the Funds & Co-Investments team and is responsible for originating and underwriting funds and co-investments in North America and Latin America. Prior to joining the firm in 2015, she was with the Wells Fargo Investment Institute where she led the strategy, due diligence, implementation and support efforts for private equity and private real estate products across the alternative investments platform. She also held various private equity roles at Citi Private Bank, Brooke Private Equity Associates and Investor Group Services. Elizabeth holds a B.A. in Political Science from Davidson College. Grant Williams, Author, Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Much to his chagrin, Grant Williams has reached 30 years in finance. Over that period, he has held senior positions at a number of Investment banks and brokers including Robert Fleming, UBS, Banc of America and Credit Suisse in locations as diverse as London, Tokyo, New York, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore. From humble beginnings in 2009, Things That Make You Go Hmmm.. has grown to become one of the most popular and widely-read financial publications in the world. Grant is a senior advisor to Vulpes Investment Management in Singapore, an advisor to Matterhorn Asset Management in Switzerland and also one of the founders of Real Vision Television—an online, on-demand TV channel featuring in-depth interviews with the brightest minds in finance. A regular speaker at investment conferences across the globe, Grant blends history and humour with keen financial insight to produce unique presentations which have been enthusiastically received by audiences wherever he has traveled. *Mel Williams, General Partner, TrueBridge Capital Mr. Williams was a vice president of UNC Management Company from 2001 to 2007. At UNC Management Company, Mr. Williams was part of the senior team that managed the $2.1 billion endowment for UNC-Chapel Hill and affiliates. Mr. Williams had primary responsibility for UNC’s portfolio of investments in venture capital, leveraged buyouts, restructurings, real estate, oil and gas, and distressed debt. As part of his responsibilities, Mr. Williams oversaw a venture capital portfolio of approximately $250 million in commitments to 27 managers. In this role Mr. Williams also served on the advisory boards of several private capital partnerships. Mr. Williams is a frequent speaker at global conferences on private equity investing and a guest lecturer on portfolio management theory and private equity investing at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Prior to his career at UNC Management Company, Mr. Williams spent over five years in the private equity industry as a successful venture-backed entrepreneur and an entrepreneur-in-residence at Commonwealth Capital Ventures in Boston. Mr. Williams was previously a manager with the General Electric Capital Company and the

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General Electric Corporate Audit Staff. Mr. Williams received his MBA from Harvard University after graduating cum laude with a BA in Economics from UNC-Chapel Hill. In October 2012 Mr. Williams was named an honorary Kauffman Fellow by the Center for Venture Education, in appreciation of TrueBridge’s contribution and commitment to the Kauffman Fellows Program. Mr. Williams currently serves on the UNC Board of Visitors. Eric Woo, Head of Institutional Capital, AngelList As Head of Institutional Capital at AngelList, Eric works with capital partners looking to access the venture platform through structured, systematic, and data-driven programs. Over the last 10 years, Eric has led or helped in the the deployment of over $160 million into the venture capital asset class, as a fund and direct co-investor. Notably, he played a key role in establishing the emerging manager programs at Top Tier Capital and Northgate Capital. An entrepreneur at heart, Eric is passionate about empowering the next generation of early-stage venture investors. Eric graduated with a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley and has been a CFA charter holder since 2004. When he is not working, he enjoys playing golf, traveling, and spending time with his wife and daughter. Veronica Wu, Managing Partner, Hone Capital Ms. Veronica Wu is the Founder of Hone Capital, a venture firm launched in 2015 with initial backing provided by an overseas investment firm. Ms. Wu led their international effort investing over $200M through a unique model that leverages machine learning and a distributed network of syndicate leads. Hone invests in a high volume of early stage and selective growth stage companies primarily in Silicon Valley via a unique distributed syndicate lead network of operator-angels, technical advisors and micro-fund managers. Today, Hone Capital manages over $300M of capital for its original backer as well as other institutional investors and invested in over 350 companies. Since it’s initial investing activities which started four years ago, Hone has already realized five unicorns from its early stage portfolio. From the growth portfolio, Hone has had the unique access to invest in rounds of companies such as Guardant Health which had a successful IPO in October 2018 and others such as Transferwise and Stripe. The fundamental goal for Hone is to in invest in a diversified portfolio in both early stage companies where there is already a high quality lead investor and selectively in later stage companies allowing it to deliver a strong and yet consistent return from venture. Ms. Wu was elected to the Board of Directors of VF Corporation in March 2019. Prior to Hone Capital, Ms. Wu served as Vice President of Tesla Motors overseeing its China Operations, and drove the launch of the company’s first car into China market in 2014. Prior to Tesla, Ms. Wu led the launch of Apple’s Education and Enterprise business in China from 2006-2013, growing it from inception into a multi-billion dollar business. Previously, she held senior positions at Motorola and McKinsey & Company. Ms. Wu holds a BS from Yale University in Applied Mathematics, and an MS & PhD in Industrial Engineering Operations Research from UC Berkeley. *Mark W. Yusko, CEO & Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Creek Capital Management Mark Yusko is the Founder, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Creek Capital Management. Prior to forming Morgan Creek, Mr. Yusko was President, Chief Investment Officer and Founder of UNC Management Company, the Endowment investment office for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from 1998 to 2004. Throughout his tenure, he directly oversaw strategic and tactical asset allocation recommendations to the Investment Fund Board, investment manager selection, manager performance evaluation, spending policy management and performance reporting. Total assets under management were $1.5 billion ($1.2 billion in endowment assets and $300 million in working capital). Until 1998, Mr. Yusko was the Senior Investment Director for the University of Notre Dame Investment Office where he joined as the Assistant Investment Officer in October of 1993. He worked with the Chief Investment Officer in all aspects of Endowment Management. Mr. Yusko received his Bachelor of Science Degree, with Honors, in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance from the University of Chicago. Mr. Yusko is an Advisory Board member of a number of private capital partnerships and alternative investment programs and has served as a consultant on alternative investments to a select group of institutions. Mr. Yusko is an Investment Committee member of the MCNC Endowment, a member of the DukeEngage National Advisory Board at Duke University, President and Chairman of the Investment Committee of The Hesburgh-Yusko Scholars Foundation at the University of Notre Dame, and President and Head of Investment Committee of the Morgan Creek Foundation. Peter Zeihan, Geopolitical Strategist & Author, The Accidental Superpower/Absent Superpower Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical strategist, which is a fancy way of saying he helps people understand how the world works. Peter combines an expert understanding of demography, economics, energy, politics, technology, and security to help clients best prepare for an uncertain future. Over the course of his career, Peter has worked for the US State Department in Australia, the DC think tank community, and helped develop the analytical models for Stratfor, one of the world’s premier private intelligence companies. Peter founded his own firm — Zeihan on Geopolitics — in 2012 in order to provide a select group of clients with direct, custom analytical products. Today those clients represent a vast array of sectors including energy majors, financial institutions, business associations, agricultural interests, universities and the U.S. military. Peter is a critically acclaimed author whose books — The Accidental Superpower and The Absent Superpower — have been recommended by Mitt Romney, Fareed Zakaria and Ian Bremmer. Peter is also a highly sought after public speaker. With a keen eye toward what will drive tomorrow’s headlines, his irreverent approach transforms topics that are normally dense and heavy into accessible, relevant takeaways for audiences of all types.

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TII MEMBERSHIP PRICING INFORMATION

(Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Cycle)

Annual Membership Pricing Includes Passes to the Two Forums Listed Below

The Fall Investment Institute Forum: October 24-25, 2019 at The Umstead Hotel, Cary, NC The Spring Investment Institute Forum: May 18-19, 2020 at The Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill, NC

Investors/Allocators/Asset Owners This level is ONLY AVAILABLE to full-time STAFF of Endowments, Foundations, Hospitals/Healthcare, Corporate and Public Pension Funds, Other Non-Profits, Single Family Offices, Sovereign Wealth and Qualified High-Net-Worth Individuals. If you or your firm sells products or funds to institutional and/or private investors, please review the other registration categories for the appropriate pricing level. TII has the right to qualify all attendees at this option. $425.00 This annual membership fee includes up to three access passes for your organization to attend BOTH Forums (6 passes total) $295.00 – INVESTOR / ALLOCATOR ONE-TIME PASS TO THE FALL 2019 PROGRAM (October 24-25, 2019 in NC) I am an investor / allocator who falls under one of the categories listed above and would like to purchase a single one-time pass to attend the Fall Forum 2019 without joining annual membership. (This option is not available to consultants, managers and service providers.) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Consultants, Multi-Client Family Offices $1800.00 This annual fee includes one access pass for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums $2500.00 This annual fee includes two access passes for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Emerging Managers (< 300 Million AUM) & Outsourced CIO Providers $5500.00 This annual fee includes one access pass for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums $7500.00 This annual fee includes two access passes for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Managers > 300 Million AUM This level includes Fund of Funds, Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Venture Capital, Real Estate, Traditional, Fixed Income and other asset management firms. $7800.00 This annual fee includes one access pass for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums $9800.00 This annual fee includes two access passes for your organization and one investor client pass to BOTH Forums Service Providers This level includes Accounting Firms, Prime Brokers, Fund Administrators, Attorneys, Third Party Marketers, Investment Research Firms, Software and other vendors. A very limited number of service provider firms will be taken each year. $11,000.00 This annual fee includes up to two access passes for your organization and two investor client passes to BOTH Forums __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Important Note Regarding Passes: When purchasing the two-pass option, please be aware that at least one pass must be used for a member of the senior investment team who is responsible for managing a portfolio at your firm and who does not wear the marketing/sales/investor relations hat. Only one marketing professional from each member organization will be allowed access to each forum. If you are interested in registering an additional marketing person, please contact us regarding sponsorship opportunities. Cancellations/Substitutions: Annual membership dues are non-refundable. In the event that you cannot use your passes throughout your membership cycle, there will be no refunds for cancellations or no-shows to our forums. You may, however, substitute a participant from your own or a similar organization by emailing admin@theinvestmentinstitute.org.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Andrea Szigethy, Founder & CEO, The Investment Institute Donna Holly, President, The Investment Institute Phone: 919.619.3265 Phone: 646.554.8800 Email: andrea.szigethy@theinvestmentinstitute.org Email: donna.holly@theinvestmentinstitute.org

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MEETING LOGISTICS

IMPORTANT! PLEASE REGISTER YOUR ATTENDEE(S) FOR THE FALL FORUM – THIS IS DIFFERENT THAN YOUR MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION! If you have already registered your firm or family for your annual Membership through the Membership Registration Form but have not yet submitted the Attendee Registration Form for each person planning to attend the Fall conference, please do so ASAP! The Attendee Registration Form link was provided in the auto confirmation email you should have received from admin@theinvestmentinstitute.org when you registered for Membership. If you cannot locate the link, please email us and we will be happy to forward it to you! *We need to receive an Attendee Registration Form from every Member, Speaker, Sponsor and Investor Client Guest. (For details on Investor Client Guests and other conference info, please visit: https://theinvestmentinstitute.org/fall-2019-event-info/). DOWNLOAD OUR NEW EVENT APP ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE / DELETE & RE-ADD IF YOU HAVE IT ALREADY! Please search the App Store or Google Play to add “The Investment Institute” app to your mobile device. If you already had the app, please delete and re-add it so that you will have the updated version with your personal profile going forward – otherwise you will only have access to old data. The app will request that you log in with your name and email address (this contact info will not be shared with anyone) – we highly suggest that you do so as we will continue to add features to the app as they become available to us and some will only be available to you if you create your own profile in the app. Use the menu guide on the home screen to view the agenda, speaker bios, white papers, presentations, sponsor information and much more! Agenda details and other items will be added to the App as they become available. Please note: Allowing the app to send you notifications will ensure you receive any onsite updates as well. MEETING VENUE AND CLOSEST AIRPORT: The Fall Investment Institute Forum will take place at The Umstead Hotel & Spa in Cary, NC. If using a GPS Navigation System, please use the following address for the Umstead Hotel: 5 SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513. The Umstead Hotel is a 10-minute drive from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU). HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS–PLEASE BOOK ASAP: All attendees are responsible for their own travel reservations and hotel accommodations. The Umstead Hotel (conference venue) is offering discounted room rates for a limited time and we anticipate the room block will sell out quickly. Please click here to reserve a room in the Umstead’s discounted room block or call 866.877.4141 to be added to the wait list if the block is currently full (rooms often open up closer to the forum date). Another option nearby is the Embassy Suites. Please click here to reserve a room in the Embassy Suites’ discounted room block. Please click here to check out other hotels in the area. TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN RDU AIRPORT AND THE UMSTEAD HOTEL: Individuals are responsible for arrangement and payment of their own travel to and from the forum. Taxis are available outside of baggage claim at RDU Airport. Click here for RDU Airport Ground Transportation Information. Additional private transportation options include RDU Taxi at 919.840.7277 and Carolina Livery at 919.957.1111. You can also contact The Umstead Hotel concierge at 919.447.4000 to assist with any questions or requests. SUGGESTED ATTIRE: Business casual attire is suggested for the conference on October 24th and 25th as well as the dinner on October 24th. IMPORTANT POLICY NOTES: The Investment Institute reserves the right to qualify any attendees registering for this event. There will be no refunds for cancellations or no-shows. You may substitute a participant from your own or a similar organization. MEDIA & PRESS: Media and Press are not permitted at The Investment Institute Forums.

CPE CREDITS OFFERED – Available Credits: 7 credits for Thursday, 5 credits for Friday, 1.5 credits for Allocators’ Breakfast on Friday

The Investment Institute is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.

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UPCOMING 2020 FORUMS!

The Winter Investment Institute Forum February 24-25, 2020

Barings Global Headquarters (Adjacent to the Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel)

Charlotte, NC (Open to Current Members & Non-Members)

Limited seating will be available on a first come first served basis for up to 150 attendees.

Discounted registration fees available for current TII Members. _____________________________________________________________________________________

The Spring Investment Institute Forum

May 18-19, 2020 The Carolina Inn

Chapel Hill, NC (Membership Required to Attend)

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The Fall Investment Institute Forum October 26-27, 2020

The St. Regis Hotel Atlanta, GA

(Membership Required to Attend) _____________________________________________________________________________________

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