To dare is to do.
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Ignatius Doro retweeted
Goldman Sachs put 50 multimillionaire Gen Z heirs (18-23) through a two-week wealth bootcamp in New York
What they taught them is a pretty good financial primer for anyone
Aimed at the children of Goldman private-wealth clients with an average account size of >$90 million
✦ The heirs were taught basic investment skills: economic cycles, fixed income, hedge funds, portfolio diversification, credit scores and budgeting
✦ They toured Goldman trading floors and learned what an equity trader actually does
✦ They learned to read and extract the important information from a Wall Street Journal article
✦ A day was devoted to communication, presence and leadership, including role-playing job interviews and workplace situations
✦ They studied real estate, infrastructure, luxury investment assets and sports-team ownership
Goldman is cultivating the relationship before the inheritance
Smart move
Source: Fortune
Ignatius Doro retweeted
A new chapter begins.
I am honoured to have been appointed Chief Executive Officer of ZB Bank@zb_foryou
I look forward to the responsibility ahead and to working with the ZB Bank team as we build the next chapter together.
Grateful. Humbled. Ready for the journey ahead 🙏🏾💚🚀
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Ignatius Doro retweeted
This man really understands what “in sickness and in health” means. I’m so glad she’s doing better now. 🤍
Ignatius Doro retweeted
Are you climbing a mountain to see the world, or for the world to see you.
I hope for you, it’s to see the world 💚
Ignatius Doro retweeted
Two of England’s greatest unveiled at Lord’s this evening.
Painted by artist Jamie Routley, James Anderson and Stuart Broad stand side by side in the Lord’s Long Room.
A portrait befitting of two absolute legends of the game.
Ignatius Doro retweeted
This was the only album I listened without pressing the NEXT button🫣
#2004
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God shapes humble hearts into vessels for His glory. Everything we have and are is because of Christ.
James 4:6
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Jensen Huang reflects on how SEGA saved Nvidia back in 1995 as the companies celebrate their 30-year partnership anniversary.
"At one point, I had to fly to Japan and explain to SEGA's CEO that the technology they contracted us to build would not work. Asked to be released from a contract we could not complete, and then asked that they still pay us ... It was embarrassing and one of the hardest things I have ever done," Jensen Huang said.
Ignatius Doro retweeted
The Spirit that raised Jesus from the grave is the same Spirit living inside of you. That is not a small thing. (Romans 8:11)
Ignatius Doro retweeted
SpaceX is redefining industries on Earth and aiming to create new ones beyond it.
On June 11, it successfully priced its $75B IPO.
Goldman Sachs is honored to have served as lead left bookrunner.
Ignatius Doro retweeted
Today, @NVIDIA is widely recognized as the most consequential technology company in the world. But when Founder and CEO Jensen Huang hatched the idea more than three decades ago, it was viewed as little more than an incredibly risky bet on a new approach to computing.
How did Huang, an immigrant from working class roots in Taiwan, build this company into what it is today? In the first installment of the Hoover Institution's Only in America series, @CondoleezzaRice sits down with Huang to explore why his rise—and that of NVIDIA—couldn't have happened anywhere else.
04:42 Jensen Huang's journey to the US
07:54 Jensen's experience at boarding school in Kentucky
14:23 How Jensen came to Silicon Valley
17:23 Founding NVIDIA
23:40 The evolution and growth of NVIDIA
27:08 Sustaining motivation amid challenges
29:01 America's exceptional tech sector
32:28 Why Huang is a "cautious optimist" on AI
35:10 Jensen Huang's Only in America story
