PPI is a close-knit global community where senior leaders come to know one another across institutions, geographies, roles, and viewpoints. Repeated participation builds the trust that enables candid peer exchange.
PPI is a nonpartisan educational convener of a global community of member organizations spanning pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, endowments, foundations, asset managers, advisors, and other long-term investment institutions. The PPI Community is intentionally curated and asset-owner-centered.
Membership is extended by invitation rather than through an open application process, typically after an introduction by a current member, board director, or PPI team member. The community is strengthened by organizations whose senior leaders contribute substantively, respect the Chatham House Rule and PPI's non-commercial norms, and bring meaningful institutional, geographic, or professional perspectives.
Each organization designates a principal representative who serves as its primary liaison to PPI and helps sustain the community's intimacy, trust, and continuity.
Access to a Trusted Global Community
Build sustained relationships with senior leaders across the institutional investment ecosystem and hear directly from peers about how they approach consequential issues.
Purposeful Roundtable Participation
A member organization's principal representative—typically a chief executive, chief investment officer, founder, managing partner, or comparable senior leader—participates in PPI's signature roundtables. Additional representatives may be considered if space and program composition allow.
Connections Beyond Roundtables
Intimate salon programs, occasional virtual sessions, and other member touchpoints create opportunities to reconnect on timely issues between signature programs.
Shape the Conversation
Members identify key questions, share experience, challenge assumptions, and serve as speakers, moderators, mentors, and peers.
Carry Learning Forward
Selected resources, synthesis, and follow-up help members continue conversations, share relevant insights within their institutions, and prepare for future programs.
A Global Community with Asia-Pacific Roots
PPI’s Asia-Pacific foundation brings a distinctive regional lens to a global membership and strengthens connections across markets and institutions.
Abu Dhabi Investment Council
Alaska Permanent Fund
Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Australian Retirement Trust
AustralianSuper
BCI
Bimcor
British Columbia Pension Corporation
CAAT Pension Plan
California Public Employees’ Retirement System
California State Teachers’ Retirement System
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Cascade Asset Management Company
Cbus
CN Investment Division
Columbia Investment Management Company
Cook Islands National Superannuation Fund
CPP Investments
DBJ Americas
Employees Provident Fund
Florida State Board of Administration
FM
Future Fund
General Organization for Social Insurance, Saudi Arabia
GIC Private Limited
Government Pension Investment Fund, Japan
Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Local Authorities Pension Plan
Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association
MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings, Inc.
Municipal Employees’ Retirement System of Michigan
National Council for Social Security Fund, People’s Republic of China
National Investment and Infrastructure Fund Limited
New Zealand Super Fund
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System
Ontario Pension Board
OPTrust
Orange County Employees Retirement System
Oregon State Treasury
Provident 10
Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho
QIC
San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System
Seattle City Employees’ Retirement System
South Dakota Investment Council
Standard Life
State of Wisconsin Investment Board
Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois
Third Swedish National Pension Fund – AP3
University of Florida Investment Corporation
Utah Retirement Systems
Virginia Retirement System
Washington State Investment Board
West Virginia Investment Management Board
Wisayah Global Investment Company
17Capital
Aberdeen Investments
Advent
Antler
Apax Partners
Ara Partners
Ascendent Capital Partners
Asia Alternatives Management
B Capital Group
BDT & MSD
Bridge Investment Group
Bridgewater Associates
Brookfield Asset Management
Campbell Lutyens & Co.
Capital Group
Carbon Direct
Carlyle
Collective Global
Coller EQT
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Creaegis
DigitalBridge
Everstone
Federated Hermes
FountainVest
General Atlantic
Global Infrastructure Partners
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Hamilton Lane Advisors
Hines
I Squared Capital
IDG Capital
IFM Investors
Jefferies Credit Partners
JP Morgan Asset Management
KPS Capital
Manulife
Meridiam
Mitsubishi Corporation
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Momentum Global Ventures
Morgan Stanley
Morrison
Neuberger Berman
Ortec Finance
Pinegrove Venture Partners
Prologis
Providence Equity Partners
QuadReal
Quantum Advisors India
Sagard Holdings
Siguler Guff & Company
Star Capital
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management
Synergy Fund Management Group
T. Rowe Price
The TCW Group
Tokio Marine Asset Management Co.
TPG Angelo Gordon
Unison Capital
Wasatch Global Investors
Wellington Management Company
Christopher Ailman
Ronald E. Bornstein
John Campbell
Margaret Carpenter
Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr.
Takeshi Kadota
Robert Maynard
Doug Pearce
Shelley I. Smith
Garrett Walls
Ortec Finance
Ambassador Linda Tsao Yang
Oliver Bolitho
Ajit Dayal
Barry Gonder
Sandra Haas
Howard L. Hull III
Adiba Ighodaro
Wayne Kozun
William Lee
David Loevinger
Marlene Puffer
Catherine Savage
Peter H. Sullivan
James Timmins, Sr.
Yuelin T. Yang
