Yat-Pang Au, founder and CEO of Veritas Investments in San Francisco, oversees a real estate investment company focused on a portfolio consisting chiefly of multi-family and mixed-use properties. The company currently manages approximately $2 billion in assets. Yat-Pang Au has also received honors such as place on Goldman Sachs’ list of the 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs of 2017.
The global financial services company announces its honorees each year at its Builders + Innovators Summit. The award gives Goldman Sachs, and numerous key industries, the opportunity to recognize emerging and established entrepreneurial talent, and to demonstrate the multiple positive ways in which innovation is reshaping the world.
Mr. Au brought several new insights away from the programming at the summit, including one on the power of the mind to influence the body, as exemplified by champion surfer Laird Hamilton, who has used breath control techniques to increase his sports performance.
Other particularly interesting and inspiring summit topics included the example of Gordon Gund. The renowned entrepreneur has been blind since his 30s, yet has achieved prominence as a venture capital funder, outdoorsman, sports team owner, and philanthropist. Gund co-founded and continues to support the Foundation Fighting Blindness.
The global financial services company announces its honorees each year at its Builders + Innovators Summit. The award gives Goldman Sachs, and numerous key industries, the opportunity to recognize emerging and established entrepreneurial talent, and to demonstrate the multiple positive ways in which innovation is reshaping the world.
Mr. Au brought several new insights away from the programming at the summit, including one on the power of the mind to influence the body, as exemplified by champion surfer Laird Hamilton, who has used breath control techniques to increase his sports performance.
Other particularly interesting and inspiring summit topics included the example of Gordon Gund. The renowned entrepreneur has been blind since his 30s, yet has achieved prominence as a venture capital funder, outdoorsman, sports team owner, and philanthropist. Gund co-founded and continues to support the Foundation Fighting Blindness.
