Scott Pittman joined the Mount Sinai Health System as the SVP & Chief Investment Officer in December 2008.  The Investment Office is charged with managing the institution’s $2.3 billion endowment and long term capital.  The office also helps advise on $5.0 billion of insurance related assets and $5.5 billion of benefit plan assets.  Scott serves as the Chairman of the FOJP Investment Committee as well as the Investment Committee Chairman for Healthfirst.  Scott also serves on the Investment Council for TIAA-Nuveen.

Prior to joining Mount Sinai, Scott was the Director of Investments at Baylor University.  He also served as an instructor in the Hankamer School of Business and taught Baylor’s Portfolio Practicum course where students actively managed a $6.5 million investment portfolio.  Before joining Baylor’s Investment Office, Scott taught Corporate Finance and Economics within the University’s business school, and he spent several years within the healthcare industry.

The Mount Sinai Health System is an integrated system encompassing seven hospital campuses, medical school, and a large, ambulatory footprint in the New York metropolitan area.  Mount Sinai is internationally acclaimed for its excellence in research, patient care, and education across a range of specialties and ranks as one of our nation’s top medical facilities.  Mount Sinai’s investment efforts have been recognized by and received awards from Institutional Investor, Chief Investment Officer, Trusted Insight, and Foundation and Endowment Money Management.