Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon reflects on 9/11 as NYC marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon reflected on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, discussing the importance of remembrance, New York City's resilience, and his support for the FDNY. Solomon, who was with Goldman Sachs on 9/11, will be honored by the FDNY Foundation. He noted that many current Goldman Sachs employees were not alive when the attacks occurred and emphasized the firm's efforts to commemorate the day, including a moment of silence and community service initiatives.
The reflection underscores the lasting impact of 9/11 on individuals and institutions, highlighting themes of remembrance, resilience, and community support in the face of tragedy.
Discussions included market volatility, monetary policy, technological advancements, and the potential impacts of AI on society.
9/11 ANNIVERSARY DAVID SOLOMON GOLDMAN SACHS FDNY FOUNDATION
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