As part of the Open Society Foundations, our diverse and inclusive staff is passionate about cultivating a more democratic, equitable world.
Leadership
Georgia Levenson Keohane
Chief Executive Officer
New York
Investment Team
Dominique Brillon
Executive Assistant
New York
Impact Investment Committee
Kofi Adjepong-Boateng
Kofi Adjepong-Boateng is a founding partner of the Pembani Remgro Infrastructure Fund and a senior advisor to Credit Suisse AG’s Wealth Management Division. In 1995, he co-founded First Africa as a joint venture with S.G. Warburg and following the sale of First Africa, Kofi joined Standard Chartered Bank as a vice chairman.
Maija Arbolino
Maija Arbolino is responsible for oversight of all financial operations at the Open Society Foundations, including budget, management reporting, grants management, and accounting. She joined the Open Society Foundations in 1995, first working as the controller for national foundations and managing the audits for the various U.S. foundations. She was promoted to director of finance and then chief financial officer.
Dawn Fitzpatrick
Dawn Fitzpatrick joined Soros Fund Management as the chief investment officer in April 2017. Prior to joining SFM, she was the head of investments for UBS Asset Management, where she managed active, passive, and systematic equities and fixed income portfolios, its investment solutions, and O’Connor hedge fund business, and served as a member of the UBS Wealth Management Global Investment Committee.
Luther Ragin Jr.
Luther Ragin Jr. is the retired president and chief executive officer of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN). Prior joining the GIIN he served as vice president for Investments at the New York-based FB Heron Foundation for 10 years. He oversaw the Foundation’s $300 million endowment, steadily increasing the impact investing allocation to more than 40 percent, while maintaining competitive, risk-adjusted total financial returns.
Vera Songwe
Vera Songwe is the executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. Previously, she was the International Finance Corporation’s regional director for Western and Central Africa. Songwe is also a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institute with the Global Economy and Development and Africa Growth Initiative, and a member of the African Leadership Network.