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  1. Goldman Sachs1h 1m

    Watch Live: 2021 Goldman Sachs Gives Analyst Impact Fund Finals

    Brooke Farrelly, Carli Gogol, Sidney Mitchell, Zac Sicher, Filip Jedmo, Jake Lewis, Daniel Mayers, Aoife O'Halloran, Tilly Thatcher, Srushti Deshmukh, Anagha Gurumurthy, Aditi Kulkarni, Nitiksha, Shreya Srikanth, Will Elia, Max Pivonka, Sara Rogers, Julian Sanchez, Erica Leslie, Julian Salisbury, David Solomon, Dennis Coleman, Asahi Pompei, Emmanuel Oniyuku, Liz Martin, Dan, Ate Latiranta, Lydia Finnegan, Leela, Preston L. James II, Madison, Simone, Nicole Esposito, Ian Drayton, Carrie Haleo, Rachel Schneider, Claire Thompson, Kia Williams, Brad

    The sixth iteration of the Goldman Sachs Analyst Impact Fund brought together 1,600 colleagues to compete for grants supporting 300 non-profits, with four finalist teams presenting proposals to judges including David Solomon. Lime Connect won the top prize for its initiative to bridge the employment gap for people with disabilities, while Hello World, Div Inc, and Prasarana Trust secured second, third, and fourth place respectively, with Prasarana also receiving the $25,000 Fan Favorite award. The event successfully aligned the firm's culture of entrepreneurship with tangible outcomes, including a projected $700 billion potential GDP increase in India and significant strides in global digital access and minority entrepreneurship.

  2. Goldman Sachs20 min

    Robert Rowland Smith: Exploring "What It Means to be Human"

    Robert Rowland Smith, Dennis Coleman

    Former Oxford fellow Robert Roland Smith explores the essence of humanity in his book *Autobiophilosophy* by contrasting transient data-driven identities with deep human experiences like fate, generational time, and group belonging. Smith critiques how artificial intelligence and social media fragment personal perspective, arguing instead that true existence requires navigating the tension between global complexity and manageable tribal limits defined by Dunbar's Number. Through autobiographical anecdotes ranging from personal failure to geopolitical analysis, the work posits that genuine mindfulness and humility are essential for resisting the reduction of individuals to mere data subjects in a transactional society.