HOOPP Global Private Equity Chief Lori Hall-Kimm Leaves for New Role

The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan’s global private equity chief Lori Hall-Kimm is leaving the Canadian pension fund to pursue a new opportunity, according to a report by Bloomberg cited by Private Equity Wire.

Interim Leadership Appointments

Mark Cormier and Roman Gula, both managing directors in HOOPP’s private equity team, will take over as interim co-heads of the strategy. They will report to chief investment officer Michael Wissell. A HOOPP spokesperson has confirmed the contents of the internal memo announcing the changes.

Asset Growth During Tenure

Hall-Kimm joined HOOPP in 2022. During her time at the fund, private equity net assets increased to CAD24.2bn ($17.5bn) from approximately CAD20bn.

Prior Background

Before joining HOOPP, Hall-Kimm spent six years at the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, holding a number of positions within its private equity business. The pension fund has not disclosed details of Hall-Kimm’s next role, according to Private Equity Wire.

The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan has not announced a permanent successor.