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AIMA appoints new US Director

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The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) has appointed Sarah Riley as its new US Director, and extended its relationship with the Texas Alternative Investment Association (TAIA).

Riley joins AIMA from the TAIA where she served most recently as President and Chief Executive Officer. Under her strategic leadership, the organisation has expanded to include all alternative investment strategies and partnerships with key industry stakeholders. She has nearly a decade of experience in both non-profit and financial services industries and has been a strategic advisor to non-profit organisations in both the UK and US. Sarah is based in Austin, TX.

Riley will continue to serve TAIA as a member of its Board of Directors and will bring AIMA’s educational programming and thought leadership to the Texas alternative investment community.

Jack Inglis, CEO of AIMA, says: “Sarah’s appointment and AIMA’s collaboration with TAIA marks an important milestone for the continued growth of AIMA. We have the utmost respect for the important work of regional associations and look forward to further collaboration for the benefit of all market participants.”

As Chair of the TAIA Board of Directors, Thomas Trujillo, Audit Partner with KPMG, says: “I am delighted that Sarah will continue serving TAIA as a member of the Board of Directors. She will continue her leadership of local programs and key priorities for our Texas members. We look forward to working with AIMA globally to highlight Texas’ important role as a centre of investment excellence and innovation.”

Riley says: “TAIA and AIMA have exhibited considerable growth in recent years, and I look forward to building a bridge between AIMA and the Texas investment community. I am excited about the collaboration between these organisations and my next chapter as part of the AIMA team and a Board member of TAIA.”

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