Watch Live: The Goldman Sachs Small Business AI Institute Townhall
Many advisory clients are owner-led businesses, and this lays out how a large financial firm and several AI companies are organizing training and tools aimed at that group. It is a corporate programme announcement rather than a discussion of advisory practice or portfolio management, so the relevant content is limited to what is described.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskGoldman Sachs is livestreaming a townhall to mark the launch of its Small Business AI Institute, an extension of its 16-year-old 10,000 Small Businesses program. Chairman and CEO David Solomon speaks with small business owners in a conversation moderated by NBC News' Christine Romans. The description says the institute will partner with Anthropic, Google, Meta and OpenAI to provide training, tools and support to small business owners, and that 10,000 Small Businesses will be extended to another 10,000 businesses nationwide.
- The event is a townhall celebrating the launch of the Goldman Sachs Small Business AI Institute
- The institute is described as partnering with Anthropic, Google, Meta and OpenAI on training, tools and support
- Goldman's 10,000 Small Businesses program is 16 years old and will be extended to another 10,000 businesses
- David Solomon speaks with small business owners, with NBC News' Christine Romans moderating
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