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Lloyd Blankfein: Leading Through Economic Uncertainty
The war with Iran is also impacting the financial sector. Tehran has declared it will go after the U.S. and Israel’s regional economic centers, after one of Iran’s own banks was targeted in a military strike. Lloyd Blankfein knows about navigating times of uncertainty. A former CEO of Goldman Sachs, Blankfein led the bank through the 2008 financial crisis. He sits down with Walter Isaacson to reflect on his humble beginnings, as recounted in his memoir “Streetwise.”
Originally aired on March 12, 2026
Lloyd Blankfein is an internationally respected global business leader, risk manager, and commentator on matters affecting the global economy. As Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs for more than 12 years, Lloyd led the highest profile global investment bank through a period of great economic and political turbulence, becoming an important voice on today’s global financial issues. To hist him for a speaking opportunity, contact WWSG.
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