New York City Board of Education Retirement System overview
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New York City Board of Education Retirement System contact information
Offices
65 Court Street, 16th Floor, Brooklyn, 11201, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mrs. Lynne Fleischman | Job titleChief Operating Officer | LocationBrooklyn, United States | Email  ------- |
| Key ContactMr. Michael Garland | Job titleAssistant Comptroller for Corporate Governance and Responsible Investment | LocationBrooklyn, United States | Email ----- |
| Key ContactMr. Sanford Rich | Job titleExecutive Director | LocationBrooklyn, United States | Email ------- |
| Key ContactMr. Monte Tarbox | Job titleChief Investment Officer and Deputy Comptroller for Asset Management | LocationBrooklyn, United States | Email ------ |
New York City Board of Education Retirement System fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 172
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
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Manager ---------- | Commitment date- | Commitment size$8m | |
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