Parkway Investment Management

Euclid Walker serves as Founder and Managing Partner, driving the firm’s strategic direction and investment decisions. He also holds the position of Senior Managing Director at CGI Merchant Group, which creates a dual-role operating structure. His professional network includes service on the Morehouse College Board of Trustees and prior membership on the Palm Beach County Investment Policy Committee.

Parkway sources proprietary deal flow through its affiliate network, which includes Global Oak Capital Markets, Port Royal Asset Management, Spry VC, and CGI Merchant Group. The firm’s website points to proprietary relationships with leading real estate funds and developers. Euclid Walker’s trusteeship at Morehouse and his former role on the Chicago Plan Commission add civic and governance channels that complement institutional sourcing.

Parkway operates as a generalist asset manager and advisory platform, not a single-family office. It maintains a multi-entity architecture: Parkway Investment Management provides strategic advisory services, while its regulated affiliates — Port Royal Asset Management (an SEC-registered RIA) and Global Oak Capital Markets (a FINRA-licensed investment bank) — handle securities transactions and investment advice.

Parkway engages primarily through direct and secondary transactions alongside affiliated funds. Its $2 billion secondary pipeline targets pre-IPO technology companies and LP stakes. The firm’s real estate activity blends direct domestic deals with emerging-market land-opportunity funds, while its venture exposure runs through affiliate vehicles such as Spry VC rather than as a traditional fund-of-funds investor.

Parkway has not published a list of excluded sectors. Its current concentration spans business services, technology, healthcare, energy, agriculture, natural resources, real estate, and digital assets. Institutional allocators should ask directly about any negative screens or ESG restrictions, as the publicly available materials do not define them.