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Cynthia M.
Boucher worked as the Chief Operating Officer at TIAA Kaspick LLC from 2010 to 2010.
Prior to that, she was the Senior Vice President & GM-IT Outsourcing at CMTSU Liquidation, Inc. in 2012.
Boucher completed her undergraduate degree at Syracuse University.
Former positions of Cynthia M. Boucher
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
TIAA Kaspick LLC
TIAA Kaspick LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIAA Kaspick uses a multi-asset strategy in its investment management services. This investment approach involves combining several different asset types in an investment portfolio to realize two important objectives: (1) protecting a portion of the portfolio against the potentially damaging effects of economic extremes (high inflation or deflation), and (2) taking advantage of low correlations among the various asset types to either reduce risk (in terms of portfolio standard deviation or volatility) compared to that of a traditional large-cap stock and fixed income portfolio, or increase returns while holding risk constant. The Investment Committee oversees all investment decisions. | Chief Operating Officer | 2010-10-31 |
| CMTSU LIQUIDATION, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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| Private companies | 3 |
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CMTSU Liquidation, Inc.
CMTSU Liquidation, Inc. Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services Provides software development and information technology services | Technology Services |
Syracuse University
Syracuse University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
TIAA Kaspick LLC
TIAA Kaspick LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIAA Kaspick uses a multi-asset strategy in its investment management services. This investment approach involves combining several different asset types in an investment portfolio to realize two important objectives: (1) protecting a portion of the portfolio against the potentially damaging effects of economic extremes (high inflation or deflation), and (2) taking advantage of low correlations among the various asset types to either reduce risk (in terms of portfolio standard deviation or volatility) compared to that of a traditional large-cap stock and fixed income portfolio, or increase returns while holding risk constant. The Investment Committee oversees all investment decisions. | Finance |
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