Hub names chief investment officer

Hub names chief investment officer
Brian Collins joins from Harbor Capital Advisors, a Chicago-based investment manager for Harbor Funds and pooled investment vehicles.
JUL 28, 2021

Brian Collins has been appointed chief investment officer of Hub Retirement and Private Wealth, a unit of Hub International, a Chicago-based insurance broker.

Collins was most recently executive vice president and chief investment officer at Harbor Capital Advisors, the Chicago-based investment manager for Harbor Funds and pooled investment vehicles, and was responsible for building its institutional investment platform.

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