Cain, the privately held investment-management firm, has appointed consultant Bob Graziano as chief strategy advisor, focusing on the advancement of One Beverly Hills as a part of Cain’s global luxury investment platform.
With more than four decades of experience in finance, sports and business leadership, Graziano will provide strategic guidance on One Beverly Hills, shaping project vision, partnership and execution. As part of his role, Graziano will also work closely with the One Beverly Hills team to support strategic initiatives around the Aman Residences as part of the broader vision for the development.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Bob to the team. His leadership, relationships, and deep understanding of Los Angeles will be invaluable as Cain brings Aman, one of the world’s foremost leaders in luxury hospitality and lifestyle, to the West Coast and introduces the landmark One Beverly Hills to the city and region,” said Larry Green, managing director and head of development at Cain.
Graziano recently retired as vice chairman of J.P. Morgan Chase. He brings extensive experience managing high-stakes projects, drawing on 18 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers, where he served as president and chief operating officer. Graziano also serves as Chair of the Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission and is on both the 2026 LA World Cup Host Committee as well as the 2027 Super Bowl Host Committee. He recently became a Trustee of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Foundation.
“Cain’s investment in One Beverly Hills aims to deliver significant economic, civic, and cultural benefits for our community. That feels especially powerful as we look ahead to welcoming the world to Southern California in the coming years for the 2028 Olympics. I look forward to supporting One Beverly Hills and contributing to the firm’s broader strategy as it continues to build its portfolio in the luxury sector,” said Graziano.
One Beverly will introduce the Aman brand to the West Coast for the first time, aiming to establish a new benchmark for luxury living and hospitality in the region. The offering will include two Aman-branded residential towers, a 78-suite Aman hotel and global Aman Club, all designed by Kerry Hill Architects. Complementing this, The Beverly Hilton will undergo a comprehensive redesign to enhance guest experience.
Cain’s luxury portfolio includes assets in global markets such as Miami, New York City, London, Beverly Hills and Courchevel 1850. The firm has held partnerships and investments with renowned hospitality brands, including Aman, Delano, Raffles, Six Senses, Soho House and Rosewood Hotel Group, alongside a portfolio of lifestyle and leisure investments.
