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Saint John, NB, Canada / The Wave
Apr 14, 2021 12:15 PM
Jeff McAloon, the president of the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. (Image: Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation/Submitted)
The CEO of the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation is moving on to the next chapter of his career.
Foundation officials announced Wednesday that Jeff McAloon is leaving the role effective July 1.
McAloon said after eight years as the foundation’s president and CEO, he feels now is the time for new leadership.
“I’m a believer that change in leadership is a really important thing, but the timing of that change is also critical,” McAloon said in a phone interview.
CAAT Pension Plan Names Asif Haque CIO
Julie Cays, current CIO of the C$13.5 billion pension plan, will retire at the end of April.
Asif Haque
The C$13.5 billion (US$10.8 billion) Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology (CAAT) Pension Plan has named Asif Haque as its new CIO as of May 1. He will succeed Julie Cays, who plans to retire at the end of April.
Asif, who is the pension fund’s managing director of public markets, joined CAAT in 2010 and has been responsible for its C$11 billion public markets portfolio. The plan says Asif’s team has outperformed market benchmarks over the long-term thanks to effective external manager selection and strategic internal structuring decisions.
Staff
The Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology Pension Plan is appointing Asif Haque as chief investment officer, effective May 1.
Haque has worked at the CAAT for over 10 years as managing director of public markets, where his team was responsible for the plan’s $11 billion public markets portfolio. Prior to joining the organization, he held leadership roles at the Public Sector Pension Investment Board for eight years, first as director of performance measurement, then as vice-president of external manager search and monitoring. He was also assistant vice-president of performance and analytics with State Street Corp. in Canada for six years.