Gresham Partners has appointed Tim Joeng as a principal and senior member of its investment team, responsible for sourcing investment opportunities, performing manager due diligence and building portfolios for the firm’s high net worth clientele. 

Joeng has over 10 years of alternative investment and portfolio management experience and in his new role reports directly to president and chief investment officer Ted Neild.

Prior to Gresham, Joeng was a portfolio manager and non-marketable securities officer at Williams College’s investment office, where he was responsible for managing and investing the college’s private equity and real estate/real assets portfolios.

Between 2000 and 2007, Joeng sourced investments, performed due diligence and managed portfolio strategies for institutional single family offices, including Capital Guidance, a family office with investments in private equity, operating companies and real estate. He started his career in 1997 as an analyst at JP Morgan & Co.

In other recent developments, the firm appointed Joe Simpson and David Colton as principals in February.

Gresham was established in 1997 and is an independent wealth management firm serving select families with investable assets of at least $25 million.