Kristine M. Pelletier

Krissy joined NEPC in 2008. She is a Partner and senior member of NEPC’s Endowment and Foundation practice. She also serves as Co-Head of NEPC’s Impact Investing Committee.

Krissy brings nearly 20 years of investment experience, having spent most of her career focused on impact investing, portfolio construction, and the evaluation and selection of investment managers. In her current role, Krissy works with many of NEPC’s philanthropic clients that are leading the industry on alignment of mission and money. Krissy is often featured in industry publications and a frequent speaker at conferences on the topic of Impact Investing. At the end of 2019, Krissy published an Op-Ed in Wealth Management titled “New Decade, New Fundamentals for Investing” defining three pillars that will be the largest drivers of investment success: sustainability, diversity and inclusion, and innovation.

Prior to joining NEPC, Krissy worked at Wellington Management Company, LLP as a Research Associate, and served as a researcher and grant writer for Think:Kids, of Massachusetts General Hospital.

Krissy earned her M.B.A. from the Darden Graduate School of Business at the University of Virginia, and her B.A. in Finance and Economics from Simmons University (formerly Simmons College).

Krissy serves as a member of NEPC’s Women’s Leadership Forum, she is also on the Board of Trustees at Cushing Academy, is a mentor for Girls Who Invest, is an active volunteer with her alma mater, Simmons University, and previously served on the board for the Student Leadership Training Program.