City of Pittsburgh Comprehensive Municipal Pension Trust Fund overview
City of Pittsburgh Comprehensive Municipal Pension Trust Fund contact information
Offices
414 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, 15219, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Ms. Jennifer Gula | Job titleExecutive Director | LocationPittsburgh, United States | Email  ------ |
| Key ContactMrs. Robin Thompson | Job titleFinancial Analyst | LocationPittsburgh, United States | Email ----------- |
| Ms. Rachael Heisler | Job titleController | LocationPittsburgh, United States | Email ---------- |
| Mr. Richard Ruffolo | Job titleTreasurer and Trustee | LocationPittsburgh, United States | Email --------- |
City of Pittsburgh Comprehensive Municipal Pension Trust Fund fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 13
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ------ | Commitment date- | Commitment size$15m | |
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