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Kim Lew

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1. “They're still married, and they're still together, and it's really amazing relationship to watch over time. So they had me at 17. My father then left and went to Vietnam. And so he was gone for about three years. So from when I was maybe one till four, he was in Vietnam. And when he came back, they got married. And then they moved to the Bronx. And I stayed with my grandmother for another year or so until they could sort of get themselves together. They had to wait until they were 21 to get married because you had to have someone sign in order for you to get married below 21 and he didn't have anybody who was willing to sign for him because his family actually disowned him for”

   2020-08-17 · Capital Allocators · [REPLAY] Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

2. “Parents That's a good story. So, my father is a Chinese immigrant from Canton, Guangzhou. He came here to the United States through Hong Kong and Canada when he was about six years old and very stereotypically his family owned a grocery store and a cleaner's in Harlem where he met my mom who lived in the housing projects across the street from the grocery store that he worked in and lived above when he came here with his family. So the two of them have only ever dated each other. They started dating with her.”

   2020-08-17 · Capital Allocators · [REPLAY] Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

3. “Carnegie responsibilities that CIOs hate, idiosyncratic investments, committee meetings that foster long-term thinking, evolution of a form team of managers, risk-taking in investing in life, and what to do when you turn 50 years old. Please enjoy my conversation with Kim Liu. As you know, I've had a bunch of conversations with a bunch of CIOs, and it turns out that I have yet to find any two CIOs that have the same background.”

   2020-08-17 · Capital Allocators · [REPLAY] Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

4. “My guest on today's show is Kim Liu, the vice president and chief investment officer of Carnegie Corporation, where she's responsible for the investment and oversight of the corporation's three pointation. Kim Joyd Carnegie in 2007, after spending a dozen years at the Ford Foundation. She's also a trustee of aerial investments, the board chair of the Stevens Cooperative Schools, and a member of the investment committees of the Girl Scouts of America, and the ACLU. Last year, Institutional Investor awarded Kim the Endowment and Foundation CIO of the Year. Our conversation covers the American Dream story of Kim's parents, Kim's path to picking technology stocks and venture capital managers at Ford Foundation, two very different models of successful foundation investing, a blow by blow of the creation of an atypical co CIO seat at”

   2020-08-17 · Capital Allocators · [REPLAY] Kim Lew – The Carnegie Way (Capital Allocators, EP.52) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source