The Carlyle Group Inc. has tapped Lindsay LoBue as its next chief operating officer. It's the latest in a slew of senior-level changes at the $426 billion-asset D.C. investment firm under CEO Harvey Schwartz, who was hired to lead the organization a year ago. LoBue has been at the company for five months, according to her LinkedIn page.

She was hired as deputy chief operating officer in October. Before that, she held various roles at The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) - where Schwartz was an executive before he was hired to lead Carlyle - for over 20 years, most recently as advisory director working on global strategic growth initiatives. Before that, she was a partner in the global markets division.

Her first day in the role will be July 1, when she will take over from Carlyle's current COO Chris Finn, who joined Carlyle in 1996 and has been COO since 2019. Finn's last day in the role will be June 30; after that, he'll become a senior adviser to the company. Both Finn and LoBue are members of Carlyle's leadership and operating committees.

In October, Carlyle announced it hired Jeff Nedelman, a close colleague of Schwartz's during their time together at Goldman Sachs, to lead investor relations. That followed announcements of appointments of John Redett as CFO in June and Lúcia Soares as chief information officer July.