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This is Masters in Business with Barry Redholz on Bloomberg Radio.

This week on the podcast strap yourself in.

I have an extra special guest, Robert Hormatz, former vice chairman of Goldman Sachs.

God his resume is just astonishing from the Nixon administration to the Reagan administration

to the Obama administration, back and forth into private sector to public service.

Really just a legendary guy, the French awarded him the Legion of Honor Medal in 1982.

He's currently managing director at Tiniman Advisors who essentially work with a lot of ultra-high

net worth family offices and some institutions and endowments.

You probably know him best from his many years as vice chairman at Goldman Sachs.

What can I say, a legendary career really insightful about the state of the world today.

We talk about everything from the infrastructure build out in China to what the US needs

to do to catch up and stay economically competitive to what's going on in technology and crypto

when just really his perspective is unique.

I think he has a lot of insights not only about investing but about how to manage your own

career, how to build a collaborative enterprise, how to make sure that you stay in touch

with people even when they have nothing to offer you other than collegiality and friendship.

He is very much a thoughtful diplomat and has just put together an amazing track record.

Let me stop babbling and just say with no further ado, my conversation with Bob Hormatz.

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