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Preface. Acknowledgments. Part I Academic Endowments. Chapter 1 Academic Endowments Overview. The World of Endowments. History of Endowments. Academic Endowments in the Context of the Investment World. Large Academic Endowments. Implications for Individual Investors. Summary. Notes. Chapter 2 Historical Endowment Performance. Investment Returns. Asset Allocation. Summary. Notes. Chapter 3 A Look Inside Endowments. Endowments Are Different. Endowments Define Asset Classes Broadly. Endowments Achieved a One-time Sophistication Improvement. Endowments Are Nimble. Endowments are Evaluating Approaches to Managing Tail Risk. Endowments also Manage Working Capital. Endowments Manage Liquidity Carefully. Endowments are Changing their Approach to Performance Management. Performance Measurement. Summary. Part II Public Universities. Chapter 4 Jonathan Hook, Chief Investment Officer, The Ohio State University. Chapter 5 Guy Patton, President and CEO, The University of Oklahoma Foundation. Chapter 6 Bruce Zimmerman, Chief Investment Officer, University of Texas Investment Management Company. Part III Private Universities. Chapter 7 James H.C. Walsh, Chief Investment Officer, Cornell University. Chapter 8 Sally J. Staley, Chief Investment Officer, and Anjum Hussain, Director of Risk Management, Case Western Reserve University. Chapter 9 Mary Cahill, Vice President of Investments and Chief Investment Officer, Emory University. Chapter 10 Don Lindsey, Chief Investment Officer, George Washington University. Chapter 11 Scott W. Wise, President Rice Management Company. Chapter 12 James (Jim) Hille, Chief Investment Officer, Texas Christian University. Chapter 13 Jeremy Crigler, Chief Investment Officer, Tulane University. Part IV Advisors and Managers. Chapter 14 Sandy Urie, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Celia Dallas, Co-Director of Research and Managing Director, Cambridge Associates. Chapter 15 Lyn Hutton, Chief Investment Officer, Commonfund. Chapter 16 Thruston

JOHN BASCHAB is Senior Vice President at Technisource, a leading business services company and a division of SFN Group. He was a cofounder and president of consulting services at Impact Innovations Group before successfully selling the company to Technisource in 2005. After receiving his MBA with honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Baschab worked as a technology consultant to Fortune 500 companies in the Chicago office of management consultancy Booz & Company. He began his career at AT&T following graduation from the University of Alabama. John is an adjunct professor at Southern Methodist University.

JON PIOT received a bachelor of science from Southern Methodist University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He began his career at Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) and provided consulting services to Fortune 500 companies at management consultancy Booz-Allen Hamilton. As co-founder and CEO of Impact Innovations Group, Jon led the sale of Impact Innovations to Technisource in 2005 and was part of the executive team responsible for the sale of Technisource to Spherion Corp. He is currently the managing partner at Redpoint Capital, a private equity investment group, and an adjunct professor at Southern Methodist University.

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