July 23 | Virtual – The Alignment Series: Partnering Beyond the Pitch

Join us for the next installment of The Alignment Series, PEWIN’s members-only virtual forum designed to get to the real substance of LP–GP partnership in an ever-evolving market.
The July session will be moderated by Melissa Ma, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Asia Alternatives and will feature Rose Carpenter, Deputy CIO of Wellesley College and Tanya Kemp, Managing Director of Private Markets at San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System (SFERS).
Together, they’ll explore the factors shaping investment decisions and manager relationships in today’s private markets enviornment.
Date: July 23, 2026
Time: 12:30 – 1:30 PM ET (45 mins discussion | 15 mins Q&A)
Format: Virtual, Link provided to registrants
Fees: Allocators are complimentary | All Others: $50
To make the discussion and Q and A section as relevant and high-signal as possible, we invite you to submit questions for our panelists ahead of time via the registration form.
We’ll incorporate select submissions into the discussion and use them to help guide the live Q&A.
Note: This session will not be recorded.
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About the PEWIN Alignment Series
Every other month, PEWIN convenes a curated group of leading allocators for candid, high-signal conversations on what’s driving decision-making today.
From investment strategies to internal dynamics to best practices for engagement, these virtual sessions deliver timely, unfiltered insights straight from the allocator perspective.
These 60-minute sessions offer an insider’s view into the LP mind while creating space for fund managers to engage in a candid, confidential, and constructive dialogue around what true partnership looks like in practice.
For LPs, the series is a powerful opportunity to exchange peer intelligence, pressure-test ideas, and compare notes on the issues shaping today’s landscape.
For GPs, it’s a rare window into allocator priorities and a chance to engage in meaningful, two-way dialogue.
The result: stronger alignment, sharper insight, and better-informed decisions on all sides—laying the foundation for enduring, high-quality partnerships.
Questions can be directed to Moby Thomas at .