National Association of Investment Companies (NAIC)
Carmen Ortiz-McGhee is currently serving as the Director at Loudoun County Economic Development Authority. She is also a Member at NACD.DC, a Member on the Board of Managers at the UVA Alumni Association, a Member at the Latino Corporate Directors Association, and the G+N Chair on the National Board of Directors at Communities In Schools National Office. Carmen also holds the position of Chief Operating Officer at the National Association of Investment Companies. Her previous experience includes serving as a Senior Vice President at Aon Risk Solutions and as the Vice President of Investor Relations & Business Development at a Boutique Real Estate Private Equity Firm. Carmen is a graduate of the University of Virginia with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and holds a Certificate in How to do Business in Mexico from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.
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National Association of Investment Companies (NAIC)
The National Association of Investment Companies was founded in 1971. Comprised of 185 member firms representing over $380 billion in assets under management, it is the largest network of diverse-owned alternative investment firms in the United States. For the past five decades, the NAIC has served as a trade association representing the interests of its member firms by assisting in the syndication of deals, publishing compelling research, and introducing institutional investors to opportunities to invest with managers that possess significant talent and the capacity to produce extraordinary returns.