Published May 14, 2018

Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52)

Kim Lew, Vice President and CIO of Carnegie Corporation, delves into her multifaceted journey, sharing wisdom from her immigrant roots and discussing her investment strategies, leadership insights, and the critical role of mentorship and diverse perspectives in navigating the financial world.

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Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52)

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Risk and Relationships

Embracing Investment Risks

Succession Challenges

Shifts in CIO Role

Spin Outs Explored

Co-CIO Dynamics

Evolving Portfolio Strategies

Embracing New Experiences

Investment Decision Dynamics

Shifting Power Dynamics

Strategic Timing

Serendipitous Career Moves

Career Transitions

Immigrant Roots

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Personal Reflections

Investment Strategies

Leadership and Influence

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Episode Highlights

Personal ReflectionsKim Lew shares valuable life lessons and insights from her immigrant roots, illustrating how these experiences have shaped her career and leadership style. Her reflections reveal a deep appreciation for family, education, and the courage to embrace new experiences.

Personal Reflections

Investment StrategiesKim Lew, Vice President and CIO of Carnegie Corporation, shares insights into her investment strategies and career journey. She discusses the significance of idiosyncratic investments, risk management, and her career transitions between major institutions.

Investment Strategies

Leadership and InfluenceKim Lew shares her insights on mentorship, the dynamics of the Co-CIO role, and the importance of embracing vulnerability in leadership. Her experiences highlight the value of diverse perspectives and taking calculated risks in the investment industry.

Leadership and Influence

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