Wellington Management

Matthew Witheiler is a late stage investor at Wellington Management. His background includes entrepreneurial work at AnandTech, operational roles at AMD, and early stage investing experience at Flybridge Capital Partners.

Alan Hsu has focused on climate-change-based investing for over a decade. He serves as lead portfolio manager for Wellington's long-only climate strategy, which targets the risks and opportunities arising from the physical and transition risks of climate change and the resulting need for mitigation and adaptation solutions. His work draws on the firm's climate, fundamental, ESG, and macro research, along with partnerships with the Woodwell Climate Research Center and the MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change.

Equity portfolio manager who chairs the firm's EMEA diversity, equity, and inclusion committee.

Campe Goodman is a fixed income portfolio manager at Wellington Management, where he designed and has led the firm's Multi-Sector Credit and Global Impact Bond strategies since their inception. He has spent his entire investment career at Wellington managing multi-sector fixed income portfolios with a focus on credit sector rotation and research on the credit cycle and sector relative value. Before joining Wellington in 2000, he studied macroeconomics and finance in a doctoral economics program at MIT, and he holds an AB in mathematics from Harvard College and the CFA designation.

Connor Fitzgerald is a lead fixed income portfolio manager at Wellington Management, which he joined in 2015, handling benchmark-relative, total return, and credit-oriented portfolios for institutional and sub-advisory clients. Before Wellington, he was a portfolio manager at BlackRock (2010–2015) covering investment-grade credit and absolute return sleeves, and earlier held roles at R3 Capital Management and Lehman Brothers. He holds a BA in economics and government studies from Bowdoin College and is a CFA charterholder.

Greg Wasserman leads Wellington Management's private company investment activity in businesses developing climate solutions and is helping build the firm's climate innovation team. He was previously head of venture at Galaxy Digital, where he ran the venture capital business focused on blockchain investments in fintech and enterprise digitization, and earlier was a partner at Generation Investment Management (2010–2018) on the Climate Solutions Fund. His earlier career included roles as head of the Global Solar Initiative at the Clinton Foundation and vice president in the Special Situations Group at Goldman Sachs; he holds a BBA from George Washington University and the CFA designation.

Mark Sullivan leads the Hedge Fund Group, where he oversees the group's strategy, investment results, talent, and business growth. He also serves as team leader and portfolio manager for the Global Macro Team, concentrating on manager selection and allocation, risk management across a multi-strategy investment process, and strategic planning.

Naveen Venkataramani is an Equity Portfolio Manager at Wellington Management. He focuses on Asian equities, particularly quality dividend companies across the region.

Nick Samouilhan is a member of Wellington Management's Solutions platform, where he helps lead the multi-asset team on custom multi-asset solutions, advisory work, and product design, and serves as a portfolio manager across several products. He joined the firm in 2019 as head of Multi-Asset Strategy for APAC, having previously worked at T. Rowe Price, Aviva Investors, and Ninety-One Asset Management. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Cape Town and has published academic papers on volatility modeling, macroeconomic forecasting, and portfolio diversification.

Oyin Oduya is a member of Wellington Management's Sustainable Investment Research Team, where she leads Impact Measurement & Management. She partners with investment teams to develop frameworks for analyzing the environmental and social impact of investments across multiple asset classes.

Ross Dilkes is a fixed income portfolio manager at Wellington Management, where his work includes coverage of Asian credit markets. He shares views on the regional macro outlook, opportunities, and risks in Asia credit.

Terry Burgess leads Wellington Management's Investment Boutiques, overseeing nearly 50 investment teams across asset classes globally and providing fiduciary oversight to support their success. He is also one of the firm's three managing partners responsible for the governance of the Wellington Management partnership. He is based in the firm's Boston office.

Tim Manning is an equity portfolio manager at Wellington Management. In a Q&A format, he discusses US monetary and fiscal policy, tariffs, and AI, and describes a constructive outlook on US equities with opportunities across sectors such as consumer discretionary, financials, healthcare, and industrials.

Yolanda Courtines is an equity portfolio manager at Wellington Management, based in the firm's London office. She focuses on responsible investing in high-return companies with strong corporate stewardship over a long-term horizon, drawing on the firm's global industry analysts and Sustainability Team.

Jackson Cummings, head of a rare all-Black GP team, targets underrepresented founders, co-created Black Venture Institute teaching Black operators venture fundamentals, and leverages his firm's wide public-private platform.

Michael DeLucia is a Partner at Montauk Capital, where he invests in technologies supporting the energy transition and decarbonization across the energy value chain and built environment. His current focus areas include electrification, connected buildings, digital infrastructure, and smart cities. He has prior experience in infrastructure investing, private equity, and structured finance.

Sean Petersen is a Managing Director of Private Climate Investing at Wellington Management, where he leads venture and growth investments in climate and industrial technology. He has deployed over $275 million in venture capital across North America, Europe, and emerging markets in sectors including climate, e-logistics, education, and fintech, and has committed approximately $100 million as a limited partner in prominent venture funds. Petersen brings more than 20 years of experience in technology startups and venture investing, including founding roles at fintech companies Swapswire and Blackbird, both acquired by public entities.