Andy Golden

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Andrew K.
Golden served as the President of Princeton University Investment Co. from 1995 to 2024.
Prior to this role, he obtained an undergraduate degree from Duke University in 1981 and a graduate degree from Yale School of Management in 1989.

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Princeton University Investment Co. Princeton University Investment Co. Investment ManagersFinance PRINCO’s Endowment aims to achieve high returns over the long-term through an aggressive, equity-biased approach. A critically important element of the firm’s investment approach is their non-traditional asset allocation. They aim to balance the relative merits of equities versus fixed income, domestic versus foreign investments, and publicly-traded versus non-marketable assets. PRINCO diversifies into non-traditional asset categories for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that it seeks return premia, in both risk-adjusted and absolute terms.	President	30/06/2024

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Duke University Duke University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Princeton University Investment Co. Princeton University Investment Co. Investment ManagersFinance PRINCO’s Endowment aims to achieve high returns over the long-term through an aggressive, equity-biased approach. A critically important element of the firm’s investment approach is their non-traditional asset allocation. They aim to balance the relative merits of equities versus fixed income, domestic versus foreign investments, and publicly-traded versus non-marketable assets. PRINCO diversifies into non-traditional asset categories for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that it seeks return premia, in both risk-adjusted and absolute terms.	Finance
Yale School of Management Yale School of Management Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services

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