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Maryland Electrical Industry Pension Plan
Operating from Ona, Maryland, the plan exists to serve eligible members within the electrical industry through pension, retirement, disability, and death...
Maryland Electrical Industry Pension Plan
Operating from Ona, Maryland, the plan exists to serve eligible members within the electrical industry through pension, retirement, disability, and death benefits. Contributions come from employers tied to the broader Maryland Electrical Industry Health, Annuity & Pension funds network. The plan's structure is defined by its participant base rather than by a single founding family or named investment principal. The plan's deployment strategy spans fund-of-funds positions, secondaries, and general venture capital commitments. Stage coverage extends across early-stage — including seed and start-up — as well as expansion and late-stage vehicles. The geographic and sector focuses remain opaque, with no publicly named portfolio companies or co-investment partners available from primary sources. No direct investment or SPV activity is observable. Team size, total deployment, and any operating-company or adjacent-vehicle relationships are undisclosed. There is no recent operational event — such as a leadership change or a new fund commitment — that has been publicly documented in the last 24 months. The plan's back-office functions appear integrated with a shared member dashboard covering health, annuity, and pension benefits. The structural differentiator is the plan's narrow eligibility: it pools assets exclusively for electrical-industry participants in Maryland. This closed-loop design makes its investment strategy a function of the contribution base and benefit requirements of a single trade, rather than a multi-pooled public-AUM mandate. Governance and investment committee composition are not publicly known.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Ona
Corporate office
Ona, MD, United States
Frequently asked questions
What is the Maryland Electrical Industry Pension Plan's investment mandate?
Based on available strategy records, the plan allocates to fund-of-funds, secondaries, and venture capital across seed, start-up, and expansion stages. The mandate is tied to the pension liabilities of electrical-industry participants in Maryland, though the plan does not disclose a public investment policy statement or asset-allocation framework.
Who manages investment decisions for the plan?
No investment committee, CIO, or external OCIO is publicly named by the plan. The governance structure behind manager selection and portfolio construction is not disclosed in available primary materials.
Does the plan make direct investments or only fund commitments?
The plan's strategy tags include fund-of-funds and secondaries, with no evidence of direct co-investments. The absence of named portfolio companies further suggests an indirect allocation model.
How is the pension plan related to Maryland Electrical Industry Health and Annuity funds?
All three — pension, health, and annuity — appear under a shared administrative umbrella accessible via a single member portal at members.meifunds.com. Each fund likely serves the same base of electrical-industry participants but maintains segregated pools for distinct benefit types.
Can external allocators or GPs access the plan's investment pipeline?
The plan does not maintain a public-facing investment relations presence or a known process for unsolicited manager outreach. No RFP, consultant relationship, or sourcing channel is documented publicly.
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