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CAIA Association Names John Bowman as CEO

Leadership Succession Plan at CAIA Association: John L. Bowman Appointed as CEO

The Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association (CAIA) has announced the final steps in its leadership succession plan, with John L. Bowman set to take over as Chief Executive Officer following William J. Kelly’s retirement on December 31, 2024.

Valerie J. Sill, Chair of the CAIA Board of Directors, praised Kelly for his accomplishments over the past decade and expressed excitement for Bowman’s vision for the organization’s future. Kelly, who has been with CAIA since 2014, has overseen significant growth and changes, including the launch of UniFi by CAIAâ„¢ and navigating the challenges of the global pandemic.

During his tenure, Kelly has emphasized the importance of professional education in the alternative investment industry, introducing new educational offerings and enhancing the CAIA curriculum. He expressed gratitude for the support of members and colleagues in advancing the organization’s mission.

Bowman, who assumed the role of President earlier this year, acknowledged the weight of stewarding CAIA’s mission but expressed confidence in the organization’s future. He highlighted the importance of CAIA’s voice in the industry and plans to further differentiate the brand and accelerate globalization in the coming years.

The transition in leadership has been carefully planned and executed under the guidance of the Board, with Bowman and Kelly set to work closely together in the months leading up to the CEO succession. For more information on CAIA, visit their website at caia.org.

The CAIA Association is a global professional body that pioneers a new era in investment management, embracing diverse expertise and interdisciplinary knowledge for responsible capital allocation. With members in over 100 countries, the organization aims to prepare investors for a dynamic future and shape the future of investing.

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