| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Beth Rudofker |
Chief Compliance and Operational Risk Officer | Profile |
Andrew Kuritzkes |
Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer | Profile |
Bradford Hu |
Chief Risk Officer | Profile |
Kyle Maddy |
Assistant Vice President, Enterprise Risk and Compliance | Profile |
Elizabeth Hurley |
Managing Director, CAO, Compliance | Profile |
It all started with a napkin sketch in a diner. We’re told it was hatched over coffee and ham-and-cheese omelets, but memories have faded since that day in 1999. What we know for sure? Our vision of decomplexifying equity plan management was so straightforward it could be drawn on a 4×4” piece of paper. And we made it happen. By keeping a relentless focus on both innovative technology and remarkable service, we’ve grown into a multinational public company with offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia, and we have customers around the globe. Even though we’ve grown quickly, we’ve always strived to keep it as simple as possible, and we’ve stayed true to our roots as an agile, flexible company. There may even be a story about us accepting partial payment in beer from one of our earliest clients, Big Rock Brewery. Today, we have more than 3,000 clients who have employees in more than 150 countries. And no matter how big or small you are, or where your operations lie, we promise to help you better manage the complexities of your equity plan.
Natixis Investment Managers serves financial professionals with more insightful ways to construct portfolios. Powered by the expertise of more than 20 specialized investment managers globally, we apply Active Thinking℠ to deliver proactive solutions that help clients pursue better outcomes in all markets. Natixis ranks among the worlds largest asset management firms1 (USD 999.5 billion AUM2).
For more than a century, Northern Trust has worked hard building our legacy of outstanding service, expertise and integrity. From a Chicago-based bank founded in 1889, we now have more than 20 international locations and 16,500 employees globally. We serve the world`s most-sophisticated clients – from sovereign wealth funds and the wealthiest individuals and families, to the most-successful hedge funds and corporate brands. Our guiding principles not only survived but thrived during the Great Depression, two world wars and the 2008 financial crisis. We burnished our reputation as a global leader delivering innovative investment management, asset and fund administration, fiduciary and banking solutions enabled by sophisticated, leading technology. And through it all, we continually laid a solid, forward-looking foundation on which future generations can continue growing and achieving greater.
Pitcairn is one of the world’s leading family offices. Dedicated to helping families sustain and grow their substantial, often complex financial assets, Pitcairn also supports the unique heritage of its clients across multiple generations. The firm is recognized as an innovator and global leader in the family office industry since its inception in 1923. Today, Pitcairn continues to redefine the family office experience for generations of the world’s wealthiest families. Headquartered in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, the firm also has offices in New York and Washington, DC as well as a network of resources around the world.
On July 1, 1968, the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) was established to provide a uniform, consistent and equitable statewide retirement program for Arizona`s public safety personnel. Separate plans for Arizona`s elected officials (the Elected Officials` Retirement Plan or EORP) and corrections officers (the Corrections Officer Retirement Plan or CORP) were created by the legislature in 1985 and 1986, respectively. All three plans are qualified governmental pension plans under section 401(a) of the Internal Revenue Code. PSPRS and CORP are agent multiple-employer defined benefit plans. EORP is a cost-sharing, multiple-employer defined benefit plan. Retirement benefits are determined (“defined”) using a formula based on salary and years of service. PSPRS also administers a defined contribution plan, where retirement benefits are determined (“defined”) based on contributions and investment earnings on those contributions. PSPRS also administers the Public Safety Cancer Insurance Policy Program for members of PSPRS and CORP. PSPRS provides retirement benefits and programs to nearly 59,000 active members, retired members and surviving beneficiaries, and to more than 250 employers groups (municipalities, agencies and districts) throughout the state. The system maintains separate accounts for each employer that participates in PSPRS and CORP, and each employer establishes a Local Board that is responsible for determining membership and benefits eligibility in accordance with statutory provisions. Employers in EORP are pooled in a cost-sharing plan with the PSPRS Administrative Office acting as the local board. The PSPRS Administrative Office ensures that plan provisions as set in statute are followed consistently and accurately.