Introducing CA’s Newest Podcast, Cambridge Conversations

Published on February 10, 2026

We're excited to announce the launch of Cambridge Conversations, a new podcast which brings you inside the world of institutional investing, private family wealth, and portfolio management. Hosted by Willis Wilson, each 30-minute episode covers today’s most important investment topics through real conversations with our clients, managers, colleagues, and others in our network. The first two episodes are out now, and we encourage you to listen:

Climate Investing Episode: Featuring Caroline Mason from UK foundation, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, and Simon Hallett, Head of Climate Investing, this episode unpacks the realities of climate impact investing and dives into the value of progress over perfection in a rapidly evolving landscape. Plus, hear steps your organization can take to move from intention to implementation. Listen here. 

Co-Investments Episode: Featuring Scott Farden from Nonantum Capital Partners (a middle market firm we recently did a co-investment with) and Rob Long, Senior Investment Director of Co-Investment Research, this episode looks at what it takes to succeed in co-investing, how to decide if it’s right for your portfolio, and practical tips for getting started. Listen here. 

 

Upcoming episodes will focus on family legacy and real estate investing, hedge funds, secondaries, mission-based investing, the arts, and more.

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