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John Rogers
Executive Vice President, Lead Director & Secretary to the Board of Directors, Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs Executive Vice President John Rogers on small business survey takeaways

🎥 Sep 06, 2024 📺 Punchbowl News ⏱ 1m 👁 160 views
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About John Rogers

John F.W. Rogers, Executive Vice President at Goldman Sachs and Chairman of the White House Historical Association, spoke at the Enduring Places Conference in September 2024, where he discussed his long-standing commitment to architectural preservation. He noted that his interest in classical design began during the Reagan administration and included the restoration of the Old Executive Office Building and the Treasury Building. Rogers also serves as Chairman of the Atlantic Council, where he has delivered remarks at events such as the US-Africa Leaders Summit Welcome Dinner in 2022 and the Distinguished Leadership Awards in 2019 and 2021. In his capacity as CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Ariel Investments, Rogers has appeared on financial news programs to discuss value investing, describing Mattel as an "extraordinary value" and commenting on the shortage of talent and the effects of technology on small businesses. He has also spoken about the firm's history of providing emergency child care services and its efforts to promote financial literacy and diversity in the financial services industry.

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The things that stand out to me are the shortage of talent, finding the right talent. I also think what's going to help me grow is the effects of technology, and those are good effects and bad effects. Meaning that all of a sudden you become part of some kind of scam situation that's only enhanced by technological capabilities, and you don't have a cyber command center in your small business. So I'm thinking more about that. We've spoken a lot today about child care. A fortunate thing from my perspective, I've been part of a firm that I've been at for 30 years, and 32 years ago this firm started emergency child care services so that if anything broke down, people could bring their child in to work. It's been a cornerstone and a central part of our business. And so I think that's a huge thing.