Masco Corporation

The firm's investment decisions are directed by the Chairman Emeritus, Richard Manoogian, alongside the President and CEO, Jonathon J. Nudi. The Manoogian family retains leadership influence through Richard's role as Chairman Emeritus and his oversight of multiple philanthropic foundations that hold distinct asset pools.

Masco's property holdings include the Global Headquarters in Livonia, Michigan, a Research and Development Center in Taylor, Michigan, and the European Administrative Center in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. These are owned and operated as commercial and industrial assets supporting the firm's manufacturing operations.

Masco is a publicly traded manufacturer of plumbing and decorative architectural products that also maintains a proprietary portfolio of real estate, art, and aviation assets. The firm blurs the line between a corporate balance sheet and a family investment office, with separate philanthropic foundations holding additional art and endowment assets.

Philanthropic assets are held in three distinct foundations: the Alex and Marie Manoogian Foundation, the Masco Corporation Foundation, and the Richard and Jane Manoogian Foundation. The Manoogian Collection in Grosse Pointe and the museum on Mackinac Island appear as corporate-held art assets, while a separate museum collection in Southfield is foundation-owned.

Masco engages in joint ventures for real estate development, demonstrated by its partnership with Schoolcraft College for the corporate headquarters development in Livonia, Michigan. The firm has not publicly disclosed a programmatic co-investment strategy outside of such corporate real estate partnerships.