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Goldman Sachs awards Every Cure $250,000 in Analyst Impact Fund

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Goldman Sachs awards Every Cure $250,000 in Analyst Impact Fund

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Goldman Sachs crowned Every Cure, a Frankfurt analyst team, winner of its 11th Analyst Impact Fund, awarding it $250,000 of the $650,000 given to finalists for AI-powered drug research.

  2. Why it matters

    The prize lets the four-person team expand and push more drug-disease combinations into clinical trials, giving junior analysts direct say over the bank's charitable money.

WHO IT HITSJunior Goldman Sachs analysts gain a direct channel to shape the bank's philanthropy and build presentation and leadership skills, while the winning nonprofits receive grants to scale their work.

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Context & Analysis

The Analyst Impact Fund began when two Goldman partners brainstormed ways to connect junior talent with the company's culture of service, according to Asahi Pompey, global head of corporate engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation. What started as a small competition with a few teams presenting to the CEO has grown into one of the bank's most popular events. Pompey noted that only 1,000 analysts participated across the program's first three years, while in 2026, 1,063 workers across 45 Goldman offices competed in a single year.

The competition also serves as a leadership pipeline. Pompey said one in six partners mentored a team, and past participants coached newer associates. CEO David Solomon said in a press release that the program gives analysts the chance to engage with complex global challenges while developing leadership, resilience, and adaptability. The bank says the benefits extend beyond the grants themselves, helping analysts hone presentation skills and connect face-to-face with senior executives.

FAQ
How much money did the winning team receive?
Every Cure won $250,000 in charitable prize money, the largest share of the $650,000 awarded to finalists.
What will Every Cure do with the prize?
The four-person team plans to accelerate its AI-powered research, expand its team, and get more approved drugs into the hands of patients.
Who judges the competition?
CEO David Solomon and senior executives judge pitches from analyst teams, with Solomon kicking off the competition each May by emailing analysts an invitation.
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