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Discuss “University invests in new CIO”

Last month, Carnegie Mellon’s newly appointed treasurer and chief investment officer, Edward Grefenstette, took office.

Grefenstette, a native of Pittsburgh who received his MBA from the Tepper School of Business in 1998, stated that he was “very pleased to be back at Carnegie Mellon.”

Grefenstette has been applauded by members of Tepper.

“The appointment of Ed Grefenstette reflects Ed’s outstanding qualifications. His appointment also reflects the rigorous nature of the MBA program at the Tepper School, where our alumni are prepared to make an immediate and sustained impact in the world,” stated John Sengenberger, director of alumni for the Tepper School.

In his new position, Grefenstette will execute policies decided upon...

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