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Tulane University
Jeremy Crigler
It has become more difficult to hire chief investment officers, and Tulane University knows how to snag'em. The New Orleans school was in the market for a cio last year, but finally settled the matter when it offered a unique perk--a willingness to entertain offers who wanted to work remotely. The roughly $1 billion endowment's decision to allow its cio to build an office in a major financial center paid off when it hired Jeremy...
