Justin Scripps

Director of Investments at The California Public Employees Retirement System

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Justin Whately Scripps is an Investment Director at The California Public Employees Retirement System.
He has been in this position since 2019.
Mr. Scripps completed his undergraduate degree at Stanford University and holds an MBA from the University of California, Davis.

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The California Public Employees Retirement System The California Public Employees Retirement System Investment ManagersFinance The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is a state-owned pension fund management firm headquartered in Sacramento, California. Founded in 1932, the firm has long been at the forefront of shareholder activism in the US. CalPERS provides retirement and health benefit services to private individuals and employers, specifically active, inactive and retired employees of California state and local public agencies. They routinely put pressure on companies to achieve better corporate performance corporate governance.	Director of Investments	30/09/2019

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Stanford University	Undergraduate Degree
University of California, Davis	Masters Business Admin

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The California Public Employees Retirement System The California Public Employees Retirement System Investment ManagersFinance The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is a state-owned pension fund management firm headquartered in Sacramento, California. Founded in 1932, the firm has long been at the forefront of shareholder activism in the US. CalPERS provides retirement and health benefit services to private individuals and employers, specifically active, inactive and retired employees of California state and local public agencies. They routinely put pressure on companies to achieve better corporate performance corporate governance.	Finance