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Over 1,000 analysts competed to pitch Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and execs their philanthropic ideas—and win $650K for charity
For over a decade thousands of Goldman Sachs analysts have faced off in a company-wide philanthropic competition, pitching charitable projects to CEO David Solomon and senior executives for the chance to direct the bank’s money to causes…
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For over a decade thousands of Goldman Sachs analysts have faced off in a company-wide philanthropic competition, pitching charitable projects to CEO David Solomon and senior executives for the chance to direct the bank’s money to causes they care about—and the tech-savvy finalists were awarded $650,000 collectively to reinvest in their charitable causes. It’s called the Analyst Impact Fund . And this year, more employees than ever faced off in the bank’s 11th event.
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