Kevin J. Murray is a Managing Director for BNY Mellon Investment Management. Mr. Murray is focused on strategic initiatives in alternative assets and non-traditional investments. The BNY Mellon Investment Management group currently manages over $1.6 trillion in assets for institutional and HNW clients globally. Formerly Mr. Murray was the Managing Director and Head of Business Development for G2 Investment Group/Forbes Private Capital Group. Based in New York, he was responsible for originating and marketing G2-sponsored private equity and hedge funds and third-party investment opportunities through its global institutional and ultra-high net worth network. Prior to 2011, Mr. Murray was the Director of Marketing at Federal Street Partners, a multi manager fund focused on emerging managers. In 2005 Mr. Murray Co-Founded Rock Ridge Advisors, LLC, a macro hedge fund with an institutional client base. Mr. Murray was a partner and also served as COO, CCO for Rock Ridge Advisors. Prior to forming Rock Ridge, Kevin was a partner and managing director for Muirfield Capital Management, a $800 million hedge fund that launched in 2001 where he was involved with fixed income manager selection and distribution strategy. During that time Mr. Murray also formed and operated Pilgrim Foresight, a private investment vehicle, which offered insurance clients a tax efficient alternative investment option. From 1997 to 2001, he was a co-founding partner in Convergence Asset Management, LLC, a global fixed income fund launched with a team from Salomon’s proprietary trading unit. From 1988 to1997, Kevin was a partner at Cantor Fitzgerald, where he was responsible for managing the mortgage-backed trading operation. In 1997, Kevin, his wife, Susan, and other interested parents formed the Autism Coalition for Research and Education which eventually became Autism Speaks in June 2005. They have three boys including Owen, who suffers from ASD. Kevin is currently an Autism Speaks Executive Board Member and holds a B.S. in Finance from Siena College.