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District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan

The District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan was established as the defined benefit vehicle for members of IUPAT District Council 82.

District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan

The District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan was established as the defined benefit vehicle for members of IUPAT District Council 82. Its sponsor relationship with the union and the Minnesota Painting & Wallcovering Employers Association sets the contribution and benefit framework. Assets total $289 million. Allocations include $237 million in commingled public equity and fixed income funds managed by Vanguard and Dodge & Cox, plus $39 million in the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust. Additional exposure exists through the Ullico J for Jobs vehicle. All real estate commitments target projects built with 100 percent union labor. Geographic focus remains the United States. The plan retains Wilson-McShane Corporation as third-party administrator since 2017 and Marquette Associates as investment advisor since 2010. It holds membership in the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans. No additional offices or staff counts are recorded. Governance follows the multi-employer Taft-Hartley model with trustees drawn equally from the union and employer association. Investment decisions route through the retained advisor and board approval process.

General information

Firm type

Pension Fund

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Little Canada

Corporate office

Principals

Jeff Jensen

Trustee and Business Manager/Secretary-Treasurer

Michael Schechter

Management Trustee and Legal Counsel

Sector focus

Real EstateFixed Income

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan?

Trustees including Jeff Jensen and Michael Schechter oversee policy. Marquette Associates has served as investment advisor since 2010.

Does District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?

The plan invests through commingled funds and two named real estate vehicles. No direct private equity or venture commitments appear in records.

Where does the underlying wealth come from?

Contributions come from employers under collective bargaining agreements with IUPAT District Council 82.

How is District Council 82 Painting Industry Pension Plan related to IUPAT District Council 82?

IUPAT District Council 82 is the union sponsor that established and continues to oversee the plan.

What asset classes does the plan hold?

Holdings include public equities, fixed income, and union-labor real estate through the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust and Ullico J for Jobs.

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