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May 17, 2008
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Institutional Investor Institute
The mission of the Institute is to keep senior institutional sales and marketing professionals apprised of current industry developments and highlight promising markets and new investment techniques. Institute members attend six annual Roundtables where they meet with colleagues, clients and prospects in a purposeful but relaxed setting. Different meetings focus on specific investment management, asset allocation and plan/fund administration issues facing top corporate and public pension plan sponsors, endowments and foundations executives and investment consultants, who are the Institute's invited guests.
Membership Proposal
The II Institute is a private membership organization for Directors of Institutional Sales, Marketing and Client Service of many of the most prominent asset management firms in the U.S. By joining the II Institute, members gain entrance to exclusive high-level meetings, organized and programmed by the Institute, to which select pension fund, foundation and endowment investment executives are also invited.  Members become part of a “club” comprised of many of their peers and colleagues in institutional asset management.
Meeting Descriptions
The Institute agenda includes six Roundtable meetings each year and an interactive website, in which members and plan sponsors can swap perspectives.  Roundtables include the Senior Delegates Roundtable held each January, the Corporate Funds Roundtable held in late February or early March, the Public Funds Trustees Workshop & Public Funds Roundtable held in mid-April, the Endowments & Foundations Roundtable held in mid-June, and the Consultants Roundtable held in October.  With the exception of the Senior Delegates Roundtable, which is attended by Institute members only, Institute meetings provide attendees from member firms the opportunity to network with clients and prospects in substantive plenary sessions, structured discussion groups, and social events.