Andy Golden

Andy Golden, retired after thirty years at Princeton University Investment Management Company, shares his deep expertise in endowment strategies. He compares investment styles with Scott Wilson from Washington University, revealing insights into Princo’s renowned decision-making process. They discuss the evolution of investment governance, the significance of internal talent cultivation, and the balance between qualitative and quantitative data in investment strategies. Golden reflects on leadership lessons and the emotional complexities of managing investment teams, making for an insightful conversation.

Andy Golden, President of Princeton University's Investment Management Company, shares insights on transforming PRINCO from $3B to $22.5B in assets. He discusses his unique career shift from photography to finance, emphasizing the critical role of collaboration and long-term perspectives. Golden delves into strategic asset allocation and the evolution of evaluating investment managers, especially during challenging times. He highlights the importance of nurturing internal talent, balancing data with intuition, and offers valuable life lessons relevant to the current market landscape.

Andy Golden, President of Princeton University's Investment Management Company, discusses topics such as shifts in thinking about asset allocation, team development, partnership with managers, and the importance of alignment of appetites in the investment management industry. The conversation also includes casual topics like parental phrases, favorite sports moments, and dream professions.