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Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Invites Viktoria Bloomberg to Speak in San Francisco

6 days ago
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Updated: 5 days ago

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses has invited Viktoria Bloomberg to join a panel discussion at its alumni event on October 23 in San Francisco. The panel will explore how businesses can use AI effectively and where human experience and professional judgment remain essential.

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Joining Viktoria will be Lisa Riggs, founder and CEO of Spirit Sox USA, which creates custom socks for brands, teams, and events, and Tanya Luken, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and president of Tanya Luken CPA PC. Together, they will discuss a question many business owners are asking: which tasks can we entrust to AI, and which still require a human being?


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For Viktoria, the conversation about AI starts with a question: “Where can technology make our work better, and where should the human being remain irreplaceable?”


Technology can simplify everyday work. Professional judgment, thoughtful strategy, and attention to each client’s circumstances remain at the heart of legal representation. This is the perspective Viktoria will bring to the conversation with fellow entrepreneurs.


The trip also has personal significance. Viktoria is returning to San Francisco for the first time in more than six years, with new experience and at a different stage of her life and business. It is an opportunity to revisit a familiar city and share how her approach to running a firm has evolved.


At Bloomrich Law Firm, our approach to technology serves a simple goal: helping our team work better so clients receive greater clarity, attention, and support as they make important decisions.

 
 
 

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