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Mr. Keith S.
Bozarth is Executive Director at State of Wisconsin Investment Board.
Prior to joining SWIB in June 2007, Mr. Bozarth was the CEO of the Orange County Employees Retirement Systems in California.
He has an extensive number of years experience with four public pension systems including the Teachers’ Retirement System of Illinois and both the State Employees’ and Public School Retirement systems in Missouri.
Mr. Bozarth holds a bachelor’s degree and a JD degree both from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Former positions of Keith S. Bozarth
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State of Wisconsin Investment Board
State of Wisconsin Investment Board Investment ManagersFinance SWIB seeks to produce the long-term, stable asset growth needed to meet the current and future obligations of the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS). The firm has developed a disciplined, prudent, and innovative investment strategy designed to weather a variety of economic environments and protect the members of the WRS from another major reduction, keep contributions stable, and generate reasonable returns. They manage their costs effectively and provide respectable returns by combining active and passive management of the trust funds. Funds in the WRS invests in a broad asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, real estate and other types of investments. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2012-06-24 |
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State of Wisconsin Investment Board
State of Wisconsin Investment Board Investment ManagersFinance SWIB seeks to produce the long-term, stable asset growth needed to meet the current and future obligations of the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS). The firm has developed a disciplined, prudent, and innovative investment strategy designed to weather a variety of economic environments and protect the members of the WRS from another major reduction, keep contributions stable, and generate reasonable returns. They manage their costs effectively and provide respectable returns by combining active and passive management of the trust funds. Funds in the WRS invests in a broad asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, real estate and other types of investments. | Finance |
University of Missouri
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