Key Takeaways
- • Tim Anderson has joined TGM, a vertically integrated real estate investment manager, to lead its institutional business development and capital formation initiatives, according to NYREJ.
- • Anderson brings more than 25 years of experience raising institutional capital across the alternative investment landscape, including relationships with pension plans, insurers, endowments, foundations and family offices.
- • Prior roles include senior capital formation and business development positions at Stark Investments, Trian Credit Partners, 3i Capital, Macquarie, One William Street Capital Management and Marquee Capital, a real estate firm within the Marcus Family Office.
- • The appointment signals TGM's continued push to expand its institutional investor base as it builds on its established real estate platform.
Summary
TGM, a vertically integrated real estate investment manager based in Manhattan, has named Tim Anderson to lead its institutional business development and capital formation initiatives, according to NYREJ. The hire is aimed at broadening the firm's institutional investor base as it builds on its existing real estate investment platform.
Anderson brings more than 25 years of experience raising institutional capital across alternative investments. The article states he has developed and managed relationships with public and corporate pension plans, insurance companies, endowments, foundations, family offices and other sophisticated investors. His experience spans multi-strategy hedge funds, private credit, real estate and other alternative strategies. Before joining TGM, he held senior capital formation and business development roles at Stark Investments, Trian Credit Partners, 3i Capital, Macquarie, One William Street Capital Management and Marquee Capital, a real estate investment firm within the Marcus Family Office.
In a statement, Anderson said TGM presents a compelling opportunity to combine an established, institutional-quality real estate platform with a significant opportunity to expand relationships with sophisticated investors. He cited the firm's experience navigating multiple real estate cycles, its disciplined investment approach and its deep sector expertise as a strong foundation for growth.
John Gochberg, CEO and president of TGM, described Anderson as a highly accomplished capital markets professional with a demonstrated ability to build long-term relationships with sophisticated investors. Gochberg said Anderson's breadth across alternative investments and his institutional relationships will be valuable as TGM expands its institutional presence and pursues new growth opportunities. The article notes TGM views itself as well positioned as institutional investors increasingly seek experienced managers with cycle-tested capabilities. The article does not disclose financial terms of the appointment or fund-level figures such as AUM.
Anderson brings more than 25 years of experience raising institutional capital across alternative investments. The article states he has developed and managed relationships with public and corporate pension plans, insurance companies, endowments, foundations, family offices and other sophisticated investors. His experience spans multi-strategy hedge funds, private credit, real estate and other alternative strategies. Before joining TGM, he held senior capital formation and business development roles at Stark Investments, Trian Credit Partners, 3i Capital, Macquarie, One William Street Capital Management and Marquee Capital, a real estate investment firm within the Marcus Family Office.
In a statement, Anderson said TGM presents a compelling opportunity to combine an established, institutional-quality real estate platform with a significant opportunity to expand relationships with sophisticated investors. He cited the firm's experience navigating multiple real estate cycles, its disciplined investment approach and its deep sector expertise as a strong foundation for growth.
John Gochberg, CEO and president of TGM, described Anderson as a highly accomplished capital markets professional with a demonstrated ability to build long-term relationships with sophisticated investors. Gochberg said Anderson's breadth across alternative investments and his institutional relationships will be valuable as TGM expands its institutional presence and pursues new growth opportunities. The article notes TGM views itself as well positioned as institutional investors increasingly seek experienced managers with cycle-tested capabilities. The article does not disclose financial terms of the appointment or fund-level figures such as AUM.
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