Carlyle exec to take over CFO post at GCM Grosvenor

Pamela Bentley will join GCM Grosvenor on January 1 as chief financial officer after fifteen years at The Carlyle Group. The announcement follows GCM Grosvenor’s announcement in early August that it was going public on NASDAQ. Bentley will be responsible for managing the financial functions of the firm including overseeing activities related to corporate and fund accounting, treasury and cash management, financial planning and reporting, tax and operational due diligence, while also playing a vital role in GCM Grosvenor’s strategic initiatives. She will report to GCM Grosvenor President Jon Levin. "We are incredibly excited to welcome a talented financial executive like Pam," said Levin. "We believe she will help to ensure that we continue to provide a strong value proposition to our clients while also driving best in class processes as a public company. Pam brings deep industry, financial and public accounting experience, as well as strategic acumen, and we look forward to welcoming her to our team." At The Carlyle Group, which is also a publicly traded firm, she served as the chief accounting officer and managing director. “I believe GCM’s public company status will create value for all the firm’s stakeholders,” Bentley said. “I look forward to working closely with my new partners to build upon the solid foundation they have put in place and help to accelerate the current momentum the firm is enjoying.” Chicago-based GCM Grosvenor currently manages $57 billion across private equity, infrastructure, real estate, credit and absolute return investment strategies.

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