West Virginia Consolidated Public Retirement Board

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Offices

marker icon601 57th Street SE, Suite 5, Charleston, 25304, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMs. Elizabeth Cooper
Job titleChief Financial Officer
LocationCharleston, United States
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user imageMr. Jeffrey E. Fleck
Job titleExecutive Director
LocationCharleston, United States
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user imageMs. Terasa L. Miller
Job titleDeputy Executive Director
LocationCharleston, United States
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West Virginia Consolidated Public Retirement Board fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 17

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