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Goldman Sachs Chief of Staff to Retire After 20 Years
6 Jun
Summary
- Russell Horwitz, chief of staff, is retiring from Goldman Sachs.
- Horwitz served nearly two decades at the Wall Street firm.
- His retirement from the partnership is effective at the end of June.
Russell Horwitz, the distinguished chief of staff at Goldman Sachs, is set to retire from the bank's partnership. Horwitz has dedicated nearly twenty years of his career to the esteemed Wall Street firm, contributing significantly to its operations and leadership. His official step-down from the partnership is scheduled for the conclusion of June. This transition was communicated through a memo from Chief Executive Officer David Solomon, signaling a notable change in the bank's senior ranks. Horwitz's departure represents the end of an era for a key figure within the financial institution.
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