Monte Tarbox this month has joined the AFL-CIO Investment Trust Corp. as president, succeeding Randy Kinder, who departed after over 15 years at the $3.6 billion union pension fund.
Previously, Tarbox was the executive director of investments for the National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF) for the last decade. Kevin McCormack, a five-year veteran at the $18 billion Taft-Hartley, was appointed to succeed Tarbox, who announced his retirement on June 30.
Before the NEBF, Tarbox was the CIO at the Machinists National Pension Fund in Washington. Earlier in his career he spent . . .
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