Goldman's Last Million-Share Man

The video discusses Greg's long-standing role as general counsel at Goldman Sachs, highlighting his influence and shareholding due to his tenure before the company went public. It covers his leadership in legal defense, especially during the financial crisis, and the shift in legal practices from relying on outside counsel to having strong internal legal teams. The narrative includes insights from notable figures like Hank Paulson and Raj Cohen, emphasizing the evolution of the general counsel role in the banking sector.

What makes Greg's position at Goldman Sachs unique?

• He is the last partner from the private company era.

• He is the youngest partner.

• He joined the company in the 2000s.

• He has the least shares in the company.

Who are some of the notable figures Greg has worked with during his time at Goldman Sachs?

• Steve Jobs and Elon Musk

• Warren Buffet and Bill Gates

• Hank Paulson and Elliot Spitzer

• Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos

What major challenge did Greg face while leading the bank's legal defense?

• The tech industry boom

• The housing market crash

• The financial crisis

• The dot-com bubble

What significant change did Greg bring to the legal business practice at Goldman Sachs?

• He increased the number of outside counsel.

• He was the first to transition from outside to inside counsel.

• He reduced the number of legal cases.

• He focused on international law.

How has the perception of general counsel roles changed over time?

• They are now seen as less important.

• They are only for retired lawyers.

• They are viewed as great career opportunities.

• They are considered undesirable positions.