Sapphire Partners hosts Kim Lew, CEO of Columbia University's endowment
Sapphire Partners continues their #OpenLP miniseries takeover by hosting Kim Lew, CEO and President of Columbia University’s endowment. During the conversation, Sapphire’s Nate Leung chats with Kim on topics including: How institutional managers consider and approach risk, particularly in the conte…
Episode 2: Kim Lew, President and CEO of the Columbia Investment Management Company
Episode 2: Kim Lew, President and CEO of the Columbia Investment Management Company
Moments that Made Her is a podcast where the rare and unique women that hold senior private equity roles share their stories, including the key personal and professional moments that defined their journeys and lesso…
Kim Lew, CEO, Columbia Investment Management Company (Part I)
Kim Lew, CEO of the $14 billion-plus Columbia University endowment, discusses the structural and cultural changes she has implemented since she joined Columbia in November 2020. Kim also discusses investment lessons from her time at the Ford Foundation and Carnegie Corporation that she has taken in…
Bonus Clip: Correction, Recession, or Something Else? | Kim Lew, CEO, Columbia Investment Management Company
Kim Lew, CEO of Columbia University’s $14 billion-plus endowment, shares her thoughts on the Accelerate Investors September 29 Midwest Investor Insights Summit theme, “Correction, Recession, or Something Else?”.Join the Accelerate Investors Midwest Investor Insights Summit on September 29 in Chicag…
Kim Lew, CEO, Columbia Investment Management Company (Part II)
Part II: Kim Lew, CEO of the $14 billion-plus Columbia University endowment, shares her insights on investing in private assets, including private credit. She discusses challenges facing our world and investment opportunities that Columbia is interested in exploring. Kim also shares her thoughts o…
Episode 4: Culture: The Irreplicable Superpower with Kim Lew and Jim Dunn
A healthy culture is the oxygen by which you accomplish the work of the organization. It breathes life and vitality into the collective work of the enterprise. It gives meaning and connection to a shared purpose or goal. And it is predictive of sustainable outsized investment performance. And yet, …
Kim Lew - The Dynamics of Risk Management and Asset Allocation
Today's discussion with Kim Lew, President and CEO of the Columbia Investment Management Company, traverses her unique journey from her roots in the Bronx to managing a prominent Ivy League endowment. Kim shares her insights on navigating the intricate world of investment management, particularly i…
Interview with Christina Kim, Head of Partnerships at Girls Who Invest
Transcript:
[00:00:00] Kiran: Hi, my name is Kiran Bishop. I'm 17 years old and I became interested in finance freshman year of high school. As I became part of financial clubs, I realized that a great deal of the time I was one of, if not the only girl in the room. This feeling of being disconnect…
Training Grounds – Carnegie Corporation of New York (EP.377)
Today's show is the first in an ongoing mini-series discussing Training Grounds, organizations that have developed and spawned future industry leaders. We'll cover both allocators and managers to see what we can learn about developing talent.
In the first episode of the mini-series, we discuss Car…
S3 | Episode 8: NYC Live Show | Signal Overload - Allocating Long Term Capital as the World Rewires
Listen in for a live recording of CAIA’s Capital Decanted Podcast that was hosted in New York City—where the conversation goes beyond surface-level takes to explore the deeper forces shaping capital allocation. Hosted by CAIA’s John Bowman and Aaron Filbeck, the podcast brings together leading voic…
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