Goldman Promotes Elisha Wiesel to Chief Information Officer
- Wiesel succeeds Martin Chavez, who was named CFO in December
- Goldman is filling roles created by the departure of Gary Cohn
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. named Elisha Wiesel, son of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, chief information officer as the company fills roles created by the departure of President Gary Cohn for a job in the Trump administration.
Wiesel, 44, currently chief risk officer of the securities division, will report to Martin Chavez, who was promoted from CIO to chief financial officer last month, the New York-based firm said Monday in a memo to staff. Wiesel will oversee the technology division and have joint responsibility for the company’s global strategists.