Megan Hogan, Goldman Sachs’ (GS) global head of talent, exited the firm in recent weeks to take a role with Morgan Stanley (MS) that’s set to begin this spring, Business Insider’s Reed Alexander reports. At Morgan Stanley, Hogan will serve as head of talent development, reporting to Susan Reid, the firm’s global head of talent. Hogan will begin in April, a person familiar with the hire says.
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