Investment Associate

ORGANIZATION SUMMARY The YMCA Retirement Fund oversees a $10 billion investment portfolio that plays an integral role in supporting the YMCA, its mission, and all its life-changing programs.

Founded in 1844, the YMCA is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening local communities by empowering individuals, improving the health and well-being of people of all ages, and inspiring action within and across communities.

At over 2,600 locations throughout the U.S., the YMCA is one of the largest providers of child-care and child-development services in the country, in addition to delivering a broad range of educational, health, cultural, and social services.

The YMCA Retirement Fund was formed in 1922 with the sole purpose of attracting and retaining top talent to support the YMCAs mission, rewarding YMCA employees dedicated service with lifetime income in retirement.

Today, the Fund serves over 125,000 individuals nationwide, managing their retirement assets in a diversified, institutional investment portfolio.

We regularly hear from YMCA employees expressing their gratitude for the Fund's role in enabling them to achieve financial stability.

For more information: https://www.yretirement.org/about-us JOB SUMMARY The Associate /Senior Associate position allows entrepreneurial, intellectually curious, and self-motivated individuals to work on a close-knit investment team to develop their investment and analytical skills by participating in the management of an $11 billion institutional investment fund.

You will be an integral member of a collaborative investment team responsible for investing the retirement savings of over 125,000 participants by assisting in the execution of our long-term oriented, endowment-style investment strategy.

Responsibilities will be wide-ranging as this role is primarily to support the Deputy Chief Investment Officer (DCIO) in all of his responsibilities across Investments, Board/Investment Committee (IC) relations, and other leadership initiatives across the Retirement Fund.

This creates an exciting opportunity in which each project will likely be different from the last, and providing the hire with exposures across investment and non-investment functions.

The candidate will be a member of our Marketables team, and so while investment-related projects will span the entire portfolio, investment work is primarily focused on evaluating opportunities across public markets (such as hedge funds, public equities, credit, fixed income).

Responsibilities include performing quantitative and qualitative analysis, conducting market research, and analyzing and monitoring the overall portfolio and its investments.

Secondarily, the hire will support the DCIO, CIO, and other colleagues on private asset classes (such as venture capital, private equity, real estate, and natural resources spanning primary fund commitments, secondaries, continuation vehicles and co-investments).

Part of working with the DCIO will also invol...