Millennium's corporate strategy head is leaving the $83.5 billion hedge fund

"Campbell joined the hedge fund in 2015 and held a strategy role throughout his entire career at Millennium, joining the firm when it managed $27 billion in assets and leaving when it had more than $83 billion. A person close to the manager described his role as working on various projects related to the organization's priorities at any given time."

"Millennium has undergone tremendous growth over the past decade. In November, it hit a unique milestone for a hedge fund by selling a 15% stake of the firm to investors in a sale that valued the firm at $14 billion. The firm has also made plans to launch private market funds and continues to add teams globally."

Alexander Campbell is leaving Millennium, where he served as head of corporate strategy since 2017 and joined the firm in 2015. He worked on various projects tied to the firm's priorities. Millennium grew from managing $27 billion when he joined to over $83 billion at his departure. The firm sold a 15% stake in November valuing it at $14 billion, plans to launch private market funds, and continues global team additions. Campbell's background includes the University of Pennsylvania, Vanguard, the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and five years at BCG. A majority of Millennium's 6,000-plus employees occupy non-investing roles.

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