George Scott

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George Scott worked as a Senior Investment Officer at New York State Common Retirement Fund from 2014 to 2022.
Prior to that, he earned an MBA from Northwestern University in 1999 and an undergraduate degree from Morehouse College in 1994.

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New York State Common Retirement Fund New York State Common Retirement Fund Investment ManagersFinance NYSCRF aims for the best risk-adjusted returns needed to achieve and maintain fully funded status. The firm’s asset allocation is updated at defined intervals through a rigorous process to reflect changing market conditions and long-term views and is subject to a disciplined rebalancing process to ensure strong returns. They take risks to generate stronger long-term performance and only do so where they are compensated by expected return. NSYCRF considers environmental, social and governance factors in their investment process because they can influence both risk and return. The firm diversifies asset classes, sectors, geographies, time horizons, and other factors.	Portfolio Manager-Equities	01/04/2022

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New York State Common Retirement Fund New York State Common Retirement Fund Investment ManagersFinance NYSCRF aims for the best risk-adjusted returns needed to achieve and maintain fully funded status. The firm’s asset allocation is updated at defined intervals through a rigorous process to reflect changing market conditions and long-term views and is subject to a disciplined rebalancing process to ensure strong returns. They take risks to generate stronger long-term performance and only do so where they are compensated by expected return. NSYCRF considers environmental, social and governance factors in their investment process because they can influence both risk and return. The firm diversifies asset classes, sectors, geographies, time horizons, and other factors.	Finance
Northwestern University Northwestern University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Morehouse College Morehouse College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services