May 5, 2026
Stephan Feldgoise and Joshua Schiffrin Named to Management Committee  

We are pleased to announce that Stephan Feldgoise and Joshua Schiffrin have been named to the Management Committee.
 
Stephan and Josh both have more than two decades of experience at Goldman Sachs, and they each demonstrate a deep understanding of the firm’s businesses, our client franchise, and global markets.  We look forward to benefiting from their leadership and significant expertise in their respective areas within Global Banking & Markets (GBM), as well as their thoughtful perspectives and insights as they join the Management Committee. 
 
Stephan is head of Global Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A).  Previously, Stephan was global head of the Consumer Retail Group, co-head of Americas M&A and held leadership roles in Global Natural Resources and Financial Sponsors, where he was head of the Financial Sponsors Execution Group.
 
Stephan serves as a member of the Firmwide Client Franchise Committee.  He joined Goldman Sachs as an associate in the M&A Department in 1997, and was named managing director in 2005 and partner in 2008.
 
Josh has been named global head of Risk for GBM.  Previously, he served as chief strategy officer and head of financial risk for GBM – Public.  Prior to that, Josh was head of trading strategy, and before that, he was global co-head of Interest Rate Products Trading and co-head of US Interest Rate Products while supervising the Global Short Term Macro and Global Repo Businesses.  Earlier in his career, Josh was head of US Linear Rates trading.
 
Josh is co-chair of the GBM – Public Risk Committee and co-chair of the Firmwide Market Conduct Risk Council, and serves on the Firmwide Asset Liability Committee, Firmwide Risk Council, and Firmwide Conduct Committee.  He joined Goldman Sachs in 2001, having been a summer analyst in 2000, and was named managing director in 2009 and partner in 2012.
 
Please join us in congratulating Stephan and Josh on their appointments. 

May 5, 2026
Ericka Leslie Named Chief Administrative Officer of the Firm  

We are pleased to announce that Ericka Leslie has been named chief administrative officer of the firm.  She will join the Executive Office and report to Denis Coleman.  In this role, Ericka will focus on driving progress towards the implementation of OneGS 3.0 as we advance our priorities to transform the operating system of the firm and create even more capacity to invest in the growth of our franchises.  
 
As chief administrative officer, Ericka will be responsible for our new Office of Transformation, focused on several cross-divisional initiatives while coordinating progress across our six OneGS 3.0 goals and their underlying workstreams.  In addition, Ericka will oversee Corporate Planning & Management, Corporate and Workplace Solutions, the regional chief administrative officer teams, and other cross-divisional strategic execution teams.  
 
Ericka brings deep experience and knowledge of Goldman Sachs, our businesses, and our people to her new role, in addition to her significant expertise driving large-scale transformation and operational resiliency priorities in different parts of the firm.  She currently serves as chief operating officer of Global Banking & Markets (GBM) and global head of GBM Operations and Engineering.  
 
Prior to assuming her current responsibilities in GBM, Ericka was the firm's chief administrative officer.  Before that, she was global head of Operations and Platform Engineering for the Global Markets Division.  Previously, Ericka held several leadership roles across Technology, Operations, and Securities.
 
Ericka is a member of the Management Committee and co-chair of the Partnership Committee.  She also serves as chair of the GBM Regulatory Oversight Committee and as a member of the Enterprise Risk Committee. 
 
Ericka joined Goldman Sachs as an associate in the Finance Division in 1996.  She was named managing director in 2006 and partner in 2012.
 
Please join us in congratulating Ericka on her appointment, and in wishing her continued success.