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Striking Gold(man Sachs), A Hotbed For World Leaders
When Hank Paulson, chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, is confirmed next month as U.S. Treasury Secretary, as expected, he will represent the 13th lucky strike for the global business and political community, as the world loves to mine the investment bank for talent.
WhenHank Paulson, chairman and CEO ofGoldman Sachs, is confirmed next month as U.S. Treasury Secretary, as expected, he will represent the 13thlucky strike for the global business and political community, as the world loves to mine the investment bank for talent. The dozen alumni who have gone on to higher profile positions include, in alphabetical order, courtesy ofHere in the City:Mark Carney, a senior adviser in Canada’sFinance Ministry;Jon Corzine, governor of New Jersey;Gavyn Davies, former chairman of theBritish Broadcasting System;Paul Deighton, CEO of theLondon Organizing Committeefor the2012 Olympic Games;Mario Draghi, governor of theBank of Italy;Stephen Freidman, chairman ofPresident Bush’s foreign intelligence advisory board;Robert Rubin, secretary of treasury underPresident Clinton;John Thain, CEO of theNew York Stock Exchange;David Walton, a member of theBank of England的货币政策委员会;Sidney Weinberg, an adviser to five U.S. presidents; andJohn Whitehead, deputy secretary of state underPresident Reagan.