Kyle Carpenter’s leadership roles span decades in for profit and nonprofit organizations, as well as serving as a director on various boards. He recently retired from the role of CEO at MacPhail Center for Music in Minneapolis, where he helped it become the largest community music school in the U.S. serving 16,000 students annually. Prior to joining MacPhail, he served as President and CEO of Electrosonic Group, in several senior leadership positions with Honeywell, and as a vice president for strategy and business development for Capella Education Company.

Kyle currently serves on the Board of Governors for St. Thomas University’s School of Engineering. He has also served on the boards of Twin Cities Public Television, the Greater Twin Cities United Way, and the Harlem Globetrotters. He holds a bachelor’s degree in management science from Duke University and attended the Aspen Institute (Switzerland) for International Management Development.

Alex Vinh spent his career helping institutions achieve their investment goals by delivering innovative strategic and tactical portfolios all while meeting company and regulatory guidelines. Recently retired from the finance industry, his most recent role was co-head of research for Wellington Management’s Investment Strategy Team where he was responsible for asset allocation decisions decisions, a liquid alternatives fund and the quantitative research team. Prior to joining Wellington, he served in a senior leadership role for State Street’s Global Advisors Investment Solutions Group, managed a hedge fund for 2100 Capital Group, and worked as a research analyst for two other firms earlier in his career.

Alex has a bachelor’s in economics and political science from Carleton College, and he holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. He is a member of the CFA Institute and the Boston Security Analysts Society, and he is involved in the community coaching high school volleyball and tennis.