Former FEG CEO joins NEPC

Scott Harsh, former CEO and president of FEG Investment Advisors, has joined NEPC’s endowments and foundations practice as a principal and senior consultant. As CEO of FEG, Harsh helped to grow the firm to advise approximately $69 billion in assets. Over the course of 28 years at the nonprofit-focused firm, he nurtured critical relationships and created growth strategies for clients. At NEPC, he joins a team of specialized investment consultants with decades of experience advising endowments and foundations. “Endowments and foundations need a strong partner to navigate today’s new normal,” said Scott Perry, partner and co-leader of NEPC’s endowments and foundations practice. “NEPC is proud to serve as trusted partner and guide organizations in balancing short-term financial strains with their long-term strategic goals. As a respected leader in the industry, Scott is a natural addition to our team of top endowment and foundation consultants.” In the newly created NEPC role, Harsh will work with community foundations, universities and other institutional investors to structure their investment policies, expand impact investing programs, and establish financial plans to meet the heightened challenges of today’s world. His geographic focus will be in the Southeast and Midwest of the U.S., as Harsh is based in Cincinnati, Ohio. “NEPC’s client-centric model, research-driven approach, and deep expertise in impact investing were immediately appealing to me,” said Harsh. “I’m glad to be joining a firm with such a strong reputation for delivering customized, forward-thinking solutions to their endowments and foundations clients.” He added that balancing short-term spending needs with long-term investment decisions is more complex than ever. NEPC serves more than 146 endowment and foundation clients, representing more than $88 billion in assets.

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