Gary Goldberg also hosts Money Matters, America’s longest continually running financial radio talk show, which first took to the airwaves in 1986. He has been managing people’s money for over 45 years since he started the company which bears his name in 1972. In the years prior, Goldberg had a successful career as an institutional trader on Wall Street

As host of Money Matters, Mr. Goldberg interviews some of today’s most influential business and political leaders, giving him a unique advantage to gain first-hand insight into their thoughts and feeling about current market and socio-economic conditions.

Goldberg earned his bachelor’s degree from Bard College and attended Brooklyn Law School. Additionally, over the course of his professional career, Mr. Goldberg has served on the following boards: Board of Directors NYC Fire Department — Educational Fund 9/11/01; Nyack Hospital, where he was Head of the Investment Committee for 6 years; Mercy College, where he was Head of the Investment Committee for 4 years; Executive Vice President of International Association of Financial Planners of Westchester and Rockland County; member of the Board of Trustees at Bard College Center, which also named its Computer Center after Mr. Goldberg; Board of Directors United Way of Rockland; Board of Directors American Cancer Society of Rockland County; Board of Directors American Heart Association of Rockland County; Man of the Year — Mercy College. Moreover, he is the author of “High Powered Investing” and has been a frequent guest on CNBC’s Squawk Box.