Global investment firm Carlyle has announced a series of senior leadership appointments that will take effect on January 1, 2026. The new roles are intended to strengthen the firm's operations and support its strategic objectives in a competitive market.
John Redett, Mark Jenkins, and Jeff Nedelman will become Co-Presidents of Carlyle. They will work with CEO Harvey Schwartz to advance the company's priorities and improve investment performance for clients worldwide. Michael Wand has been named Head of EMEA Investments, overseeing all investment activities in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He will collaborate with the Co-Presidents to support Carlyle’s growth in the region.
Each new Co-President will oversee specific business segments. Redett will lead Global Private Equity, Jenkins will manage Global Credit and Insurance, while Nedelman continues as head of Global Client Business.
Justin Plouffe is set to succeed John Redett as Chief Financial Officer. Plouffe currently serves as Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Carlyle Global Credit and has worked at Carlyle for over 18 years. Redett will remain CFO through the end of 2025 to ensure a smooth transition.
Admiral James Stavridis, USN (Ret.), who currently serves as Vice Chair of Global Affairs at Carlyle and is a former Supreme Allied Commander at NATO, will become Vice Chairman of Carlyle. In this role he will continue to guide strategic initiatives with a focus on global investment and geopolitical matters.
“These appointments reflect Carlyle’s continued evolution and our commitment to delivering exceptional results for our clients,” said Harvey Schwartz, Carlyle’s CEO. “These individuals, all Carlyle veterans, are proven leaders whose deep expertise and extensive experience will drive our next phase of growth. I look forward to partnering closely with them, together with Lindsay LoBue, our Chief Operating Officer, as we execute our strategy and deliver significant value to our investors and stakeholders around the world.”
Carlyle manages $453 billion in assets as of March 31, 2025. The firm operates across private equity, credit markets, and other investment platforms from offices located on four continents. More information about the company can be found at www.carlyle.com.