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Goldman Sachs Growth
GS Growth is Goldman Sachs Asset Management's growth equity platform. It backs companies across enterprise, financial and healthcare technology and partners...
Goldman Sachs Growth
GS Growth is Goldman Sachs Asset Management's growth equity platform. It backs companies across enterprise, financial and healthcare technology and partners with leadership teams to drive durable growth. Portfolio companies gain access to Goldman Sachs' global network, operating advisors, investment banking support and research platform.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Hillel Moerman — Co-Head and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Growth Equity
Christian Resch — Co-Head and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Growth Equity
Ashwin Gupta — Head of Fintech
GS Growth Equity
Joe DiSabato — Senior Advisor and Co-Chair of the Growth Equity Investment Committee
Rebecca Burgoyne — Managing Director
Kate Jackson — Vice President
Darius Adamczyk — Managing Director
David Campbell — Managing Director
Lou D'Ambrosio — Managing Director
James Hayward — Managing Director
Irit Kahan — Managing Director
Max Kalman — Managing Director
Stephen Kerns — Managing Director
Jason Kreuziger — Managing Director
Alexander Lippert — Managing Director
Jade Mandel — Managing Director
Antoine Munfa — Managing Director
Mike Reilly — Managing Director
Chase Williams — Managing Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Goldman Sachs Growth source its investment opportunities?
The group leverages Goldman Sachs' global investment banking, sales and trading, and wealth management networks to identify later-stage companies seeking growth capital. This embedded position provides visibility into private capital-raising processes across sectors. The team also relies on the bank's relationships with venture capital firms and sovereign wealth funds for co-investment opportunities.
Does Goldman Sachs Growth invest from its own balance sheet or on behalf of clients?
The platform invests through a hybrid model, using both Goldman Sachs' own balance sheet and capital from third-party limited partners through Goldman Sachs Asset Management's private equity funds. This dual-capital structure allows for flexible structuring and the ability to participate in large-scale funding rounds where both proprietary commitment and institutional co-investment are expected.
How is Goldman Sachs Growth related to the broader Goldman Sachs organization?
Goldman Sachs Growth sits within Goldman Sachs Asset Management's alternative investment platform. It is not a separate legal entity or a venture capital spinout. The group operates with dedicated investment professionals who have direct access to the bank's global resources, including investment banking sector coverage, credit financing, and M&A advisory capabilities.
Does Goldman Sachs Growth maintain distinct structural separation from the bank's proprietary trading activities?
The growth equity activities are housed within the regulated asset management division, not the bank's former proprietary trading desks. Portfolio companies are held under the fund structures governed by limited partnership agreements. The group operates under the Volcker Rule framework, which restricts banks from engaging in short-term proprietary trading, though long-term principal investments remain permitted.
Who leads investment decisions at Goldman Sachs Growth?
Direct oversight of growth equity falls under Goldman Sachs Asset Management's alternatives leadership, which Julian Salisbury helped shape until his departure. Investment decisions are made by dedicated growth equity investment committees, with significant commitments requiring approval through the firm's internal risk and capital allocation processes, reflecting the dual balance-sheet and client capital model.
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