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Sealy Factory Workers Urge KKR to Save Oregon Plant

Posted on: February 7, 2013 by asormaniNo Comments »

The employees of North Portland mattress factory Sealy (in which KKR is the largest shareholder) are working with The Oregon Working Family Party in an attempt to save their jobs.

Oregon Commits $400M To Several PE Strategies

Posted on: December 10, 2012 by gregrothNo Comments »

The Oregon Investment Council, one of the nation’s largest private equity investors, committed $400 million across five funds since its previous meeting, according to the meeting minutes and the council’s spokesman, James Sinks. The new commitments are the first under the council’s new chief investment officer, John Skjervem, who began the job in November.

Oregon Taps Skjervem As New CIO

Posted on: September 20, 2012 by gregrothNo Comments »

After a year-long search, Oregon’s Treasury named John Skjervem as the chief investment officer for the state’s main pension funds, which collectively manage $74 billion in assets. Skjervem replaces Ronald Schmitz, who announced last September that he was leaving…

Oregon $4bn Up Investing in PE Instead of Stock Market: Slideshow

Posted on: July 5, 2012 by asormani1 Comment »

As one of the first public pension funds to commit to private equity, Oregon continues singing the praises of the asset class.

Parthenon Capital Raises $700 Million For Fund IV

Posted on: February 16, 2012 by gregrothNo Comments »

Parthenon Capital Partners, a Boston and San Francisco-based mid-market firm, has closed its latest fund, Parthenon Investors IV LP, with $700 million in commitments, above its initial $600 million goal.