Goldman Sachs CEO and part-time DJ David Solomon had the company purchase two private jets, reportedly upsetting some insiders.
Goldman Sachs CEO and part-time DJ David Solomon is living the high life—literally—with the help of his company’s private jet. Solomon, who took over as CEO in 2018, ditched the company’s jet-sharing agreement with NetJets and instead had the company purchase two private jets outright, reportedly upsetting some insiders. Over the last 15 months, the two planes have traveled to the Bahamas, where Solomon owns a home, at least 21 times, according to data compiled by Insider.
Some of these trips were for work purposes, but others were personal, for which Goldman Sachs says Solomon reimburses the company. Among the other flights were eight trips to Los Angeles, where one of Solomon’s children lives, and one to Chicago on the eve of Lollapalooza, where Solomon was playing a set.
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