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Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Pension Master Trust
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Pension Master Trust operates as the retirement vehicle for the organization known as Boys Town. Rodney J. Kempkes serves as...
Overview
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Pension Master Trust operates as the retirement vehicle for the organization known as Boys Town. Rodney J. Kempkes serves as President and CEO. William McLean sits on the Investment Committee. The trust deploys capital into hedge funds. It also holds Energy Fund Interests and Real Estate Funds. Geographic exposure centers on Nebraska through direct ownership of the Village of Boys Town at 14100 Crawford Street and Overlook Farm. The trust supports 4,041 participants. Boys Town National Research Hospital functions as a major affiliate. No dated operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1988
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Boys Town
Corporate office
Boys Town, Nebraska, United States
Principals
Rodney J. Kempkes
President and CEO
William McLean
Member of the Investment Committee
Timothy J. Riddle
Former Director of Investments
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Pension Master Trust?
Rodney J. Kempkes serves as President and CEO. William McLean participates on the Investment Committee. Timothy J. Riddle previously acted as Director of Investments.
What asset classes does the trust use?
The trust invests in hedge funds. It also maintains Energy Fund Interests and Real Estate Funds.
Where does the trust hold direct real assets?
Direct holdings include the Village of Boys Town at 14100 Crawford Street and Overlook Farm, both in Nebraska.
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