Goldman Sachs' top DEI executive exits for rival as Wall Street retreats from diversity under the Trump administration

Megan Hogan, Goldman Sachs' chief diversity officer, exited the firm in recent weeks to take a role with Morgan Stanley that's set to begin this spring, Business Insider has learned.

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• Goldman's top diversity and inclusion official has taken a job with Morgan Stanley, sources said.
• Megan Hogan was previously the chief diversity officer and global co-head of talent at Goldman.
• Hogan's exit comes as Wall Street pulls back from diversity pledges under the Trump administration.