Carlyle Announces New Leadership Squad Set for 2026
In a significant move, Carlyle Global Investment Firm has announced that John Redett, Mark Jenkins, and Jeff Nedelman will take on the newly created roles of Co-Presidents, effective from January 1, 2026. The appointments, announced in July 2025, are part of Carlyle's efforts to enhance operational scale and deliver exceptional investment outcomes.
John Redett will lead the Global Private Equity business, overseeing Corporate Private Equity and Real Assets. Mark Jenkins will head the Global Credit and Insurance business, while Jeff Nedelman will focus on the Global Client Business, leading commercial initiatives and strengthening client partnerships worldwide.
CEO Harvey Schwartz expressed his excitement about partnering closely with the new appointees, along with Lindsay LoBue, the Chief Operating Officer, to execute the strategy and deliver significant value to investors and stakeholders worldwide.
Admiral James Stavridis (Ret.) will continue to work on advancing Carlyle's strategic initiatives and engaging on global investment and geopolitical matters. In an expanded role, he will take on the position of Vice Chairman at Carlyle.
John Redett will remain as CFO until the end of 2025 to ensure a smooth transition. Justin Plouffe will become the Chief Financial Officer of Carlyle effective January 1, 2026.
Schwartz stated that these appointments reflect Carlyle's continued evolution and commitment to delivering exceptional results for clients. He further emphasised that the new appointees are proven leaders whose deep expertise and extensive experience will drive Carlyle's next phase of growth.
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