Megan Vogel has embarked on a new chapter in her career, stepping into the role of Director of Human Resources at Churchill Asset Management. Bringing a decade of strategic HR leadership to the position, Vogel is poised to steer the firm’s human resources programs during a period of significant growth and development.
Prior to her current role, Vogel was an integral part of the HR team at Lindsay Goldberg, a New York-based private investment firm specializing in the industrials, healthcare, and services sectors. Over her five-year tenure there, she honed her expertise in employee engagement, talent management, and strategic HR initiatives across a global workforce of 2,500 professionals.
Her experience also includes significant roles at Antares Capital LP and Wintrust Wealth Management, where she developed key HR strategies and programs that enhanced organizational effectiveness. At Antares Capital, she played a crucial role as a Senior HR Generalist, supporting the alternative asset manager’s operations across its extensive network in major cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
In the earlier stages of her career, Vogel contributed her skills to various organizations, including Global Distribution Services, Inc., where she managed HR and payroll operations, and Red Bull, where she organized major promotional events. Her diverse experience has equipped her with a profound understanding of HR dynamics in different business environments.
About Churchill Asset Management: Churchill Asset Management, an affiliate of Nuveen known for its strategic investment solutions, manages over $50 billion in committed capital. The company specializes in offering tailored financing solutions to middle market private equity firms and their portfolio companies. Operating out of major U.S. financial hubs, Churchill leverages the extensive resources of one of the world’s foremost asset managers to support its clients through dedicated service and expert financial stewardship.
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