Carlyle Announces New Executive Team Set for 2026
Carlyle Announces New Leadership Appointments
In a significant move, global investment firm Carlyle has announced new appointments to its leadership team. The changes, effective from July 2025, see Mark Jenkins and John Redett appointed as Co-Presidents, while Justin Plouffe takes on the role of Chief Financial Officer and Admiral James Stavridis (Ret.) becomes Vice Chairman, effective from January 1, 2026.
Harvey Schwartz, Carlyle's CEO, made the announcement, stating that these appointments reflect Carlyle's continued evolution and commitment to delivering exceptional results for clients. Schwartz expressed his anticipation to partner closely with the new appointees as they execute the company's strategy and deliver significant value to investors and stakeholders worldwide.
Mark Jenkins, previously Carlyle's head of global credit, and John Redett step into their roles as Co-Presidents. The exact responsibilities of the Co-Presidents beyond their leadership positions were not detailed, but it is clear that Jenkins is part of the firm's new leadership structure announced in July 2025.
Justin Plouffe, currently the Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Carlyle Global Credit, will take on the role of Chief Financial Officer, effective from January 1, 2026. John Redett will remain CFO until the end of 2025 to ensure a smooth transition.
Admiral James Stavridis (Ret.), who is currently the Vice Chair of Global Affairs, will become Vice Chairman of Carlyle. In his expanded role, he will focus on advancing strategic initiatives and engaging on global investment and geopolitical matters.
Schwartz highlighted that these individuals are proven leaders whose deep expertise and extensive experience will drive Carlyle's next phase of growth. He emphasised that these appointments reflect Carlyle's commitment to maintaining a leadership team with a balanced blend of experience and fresh perspectives.
With these appointments, Carlyle aims to strengthen its position as a leading global investment firm and continue to deliver exceptional results for its clients.
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