J. Randall Waterfield, who has held leadership roles including Chairman of the Waterfield Group and Goldman Sachs analyst, recently interviewed former US President Bill Clinton. During the interview, Waterfield asked Clinton about major life lessons and returning to the economic growth of the Clinton presidency. Clinton offered the life lesson of paying attention to everyone and not fearing failure, and said economic interconnectedness now makes growth more difficult than during his time as president.

2.  Over the course of his career, financier J.
Randall Waterfield has held significant
leadership roles, including Chairman of
the Waterfield Group and equity
research analyst at Goldman Sachs
Asset Management. J. Randall
Waterfield also recently had the rare
opportunity to interview the 42nd
president of the United States, Bill Clinton.

3.  During the interview, Randy Waterfield
asked President Clinton about topics such
as major life lessons and the possibility of
returning to the state of economic growth
experienced during Clinton's presidency.
The former president offered a simple life
lesson at the start of the program, saying he
would convince his grandchildren to pay
attention to everyone they meet, and
finished his answer to the question by
adding that he would also do his best to
convince them not to be afraid to fail.

4.  While addressing the question about
economics, he led by saying that the
economy's interconnectedness made
growth more difficult to create than
during his presidency.