10 Goldman Sachs executives
Goldman Sachs executives here run from Chairman & CEO David Solomon and CFO Denis Coleman to two Asia Pacific Ex-Japan presidents, the President of Global Affairs, three chief operating officers (Global Investment Research, Investment Banking Services and Firmwide Strategy) and the CFOs of the Consumer and Wealth Management Division and Transaction Banking. All ten are current, useful for seeing how firmwide capital calls meet divisional and regional ones.
Professionals to explore
Brian Richardson
LinkedInExperience: CFO Consumer and Wealth Management Division · Goldman Sachs
Divisional finance for consumer and wealth businesses is where Brian Richardson fits: CFO Consumer and Wealth Management Division at Goldman Sachs since November 2021, after Global Head of Product Finance (2019–2021) and Global CFO Legal, Compliance and Internal Audit (2008–2018) there. Richardson was a Senior Manager at EY (2000–2008) and an Associate at Deutsche Bank (1997–2000).
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Christopher Formica
LinkedInExperience: CFO - Transaction Banking · Goldman Sachs
Transaction banking economics questions fit Christopher Formica, CFO - Transaction Banking at Goldman Sachs since September 2025, after Head of Finance Global Banking Pillar and Transaction Banking - Americas at HSBC (2024–2025). Formica was also CFO, Americas Transaction Banking and U.S. Wholesale Balance Sheet (2019–2024) and Interim Global CFO Global Payments Solutions (2022–2024) at HSBC.
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David Solomon
LinkedInExperience: Chairman & Chief Executive Officer · Goldman Sachs
David Solomon has been Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Sachs since October 2018 and chairman since January 2019. Solomon was President and Chief or Co-Chief Operating Officer (2017–2018), Co-Head of Investment Banking Division (2006–2016) and held various positions including Global Head of the Financing Group (1999–2006) at the firm, a fit for questions on firmwide priorities and how divisions are weighed against each other.
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Denis Coleman
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs' global financial strategy and capital management fall to Denis Coleman, Chief Financial Officer and a member of the Management Committee there since January 2022. Coleman was Deputy Chief Financial Officer (2021), Co-Head, Global Financing Group (2018–2021) and Head of EMEA Financing Group (2016–2018), with earlier posts including Co-Head of US Leveraged Finance and Head of EMEA Credit Finance (1996–2016).
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Devjoy Sengupta
LinkedInExperience: Managing Director, Chief Operating Officer of Firmwide Strategy · Goldman Sachs
In October 2025, Devjoy Sengupta became Managing Director, Chief Operating Officer of Firmwide Strategy at Goldman Sachs. Sengupta's other Goldman Sachs titles are Managing Director (2024–2025), Vice President (2020–2023) and Associate (2016–2019), and Sengupta was an Associate at Oliver Wyman (2012–2014), a fit for questions on how firmwide strategy work is organized and carried into the businesses.
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Gizelle George-Joseph
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operating Officer, Global Investment Research · Goldman Sachs
Running a research division is the fit for Gizelle George-Joseph, a Partner and Chief Operating Officer, Global Investment Research at Goldman Sachs since March 2020, after Chief Administrative Officer - Global Macro Research & Research Infrastructure (2014–2020). George-Joseph's other Goldman Sachs roles include Vice President - HCM for HCM Global Business Partner (2013–2014) and Vice President, GS University (Global Investment Research) (2010–2013).
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Jared Cohen
LinkedInExperience: President of Global Affairs & Co-Head Goldman Sachs Global Institute · Goldman Sachs
Jared Cohen joined Goldman Sachs in August 2022 as President of Global Affairs & Co-Head Goldman Sachs Global Institute, a Partner and member of the firm's Management Committee. Cohen has been a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations since 2010 and at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) since 2025, and sits on the boards of Mount Sinai Health System and the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
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Kevin Sneader
LinkedInExperience: President of Asia Pacific Ex-Japan · Goldman Sachs
Based in Hong Kong, Kevin Sneader has been President of Asia Pacific Ex-Japan at Goldman Sachs since July 2022 and has also held the Co-President of Asia Pacific Ex-Japan title since September 2021. Both titles sit at the head of the region, which makes Sneader the person here for questions on how Goldman Sachs sets priorities and growth plans across Asia Pacific outside Japan.
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Stephanie Powers-Tapp
LinkedInExperience: COO of Investment Banking Services (Client Coverage), Global Banking & Markets · Goldman Sachs
Stephanie Powers-Tapp has been COO of Investment Banking Services (Client Coverage), Global Banking & Markets at Goldman Sachs since May 2023, and has held COO of One Goldman Sachs, Global Banking & Markets since September 2019. Powers-Tapp was Head of Client Strategy Group, Office of the Chairman - Executive Office (2016–2019) and in the Global Communications Group, Investment Management (2006–2016).
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Todd Leland
LinkedInExperience: Co President, Asia Pacific Ex-Japan · Goldman Sachs
Since 2018, Todd Leland has held Co President, Asia Pacific Ex-Japan at Goldman Sachs and is based in Hong Kong. With more than eight years in that regional co-president seat, Leland suits questions on how Goldman Sachs leadership sets priorities across Asia Pacific outside Japan and how those priorities have shifted over time.
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Choose the right perspective
Firmwide capital and strategy questions go to David Solomon, Denis Coleman or Devjoy Sengupta. Growth in Asia fits Kevin Sneader and Todd Leland; divisional economics fit Brian Richardson (Consumer and Wealth Management) and Christopher Formica (Transaction Banking); Gizelle George-Joseph and Stephanie Powers-Tapp cover the running of research and of investment banking client coverage, and Jared Cohen global affairs.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does Goldman Sachs decide how much capital each division gets, and how often is that allocation revisited?
- 02What does a regional president for Asia Pacific Ex-Japan weigh when choosing which markets and businesses to grow?
- 03How do divisional COOs and CFOs at Goldman Sachs turn firmwide strategy into budgets and staffing for their own businesses?
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