From the bench to the boardroom: What sports taught me about winning in finance

Fonte: Business Insider

Sara Naison-Tarajano, Goldman Sachs' global head of private wealth management capital markets and the firm's Apex family office business. Goldman SachsSara Naison-Tarajano's sports background shaped her Wall Street career at Goldman Sachs. Tennis and a defining moment in basketball taught her resilience and how to deal with pressure.

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