Alison Mass has spent more than 22 years at Goldman Sachs Group with a customer-focused approach, providing the best advice for companies and private equity firms around the world to “separate what matters from the noise.” Ta.
As chair of Goldman's investment banking division, she advised major clients including Procter & Gamble, Nasdaq, IBM, KKR, Bain, Carlyle, and Warburg Pincus.
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Alison Mass has spent more than 22 years at Goldman Sachs Group with a customer-focused approach, providing the best advice for companies and private equity firms around the world to “separate what matters from the noise.” Ta.
As chair of Goldman's investment banking division, she advised major clients including Procter & Gamble, Nasdaq, IBM, KKR, Bain, Carlyle, and Warburg Pincus.
In 2023, he led numerous transactions on behalf of clients, including Nasdaq's $10.5 billion acquisition of software company Adenza and IBM's $4.6 billion acquisition of software company Aptio.
In 2022, Mr. Mass, 65, will be asked to lead Goldman's Office of Alumni Engagement, which aims to meaningfully engage more than 100,000 banking alumni in the spirit of the “One Goldman Sachs Mindset.” It was done. She is the first woman to serve in the role and also her first active partner.
“I call it a night job,” Mas says. “It's very rewarding.”
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