Former World Bank president Robert Zoellick rejoins Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Monday that former World Bank Group president Robert Zoellick will rejoin the investment bank as chairman of its international advisory board.

The appointment marks Zoellick’s second stint at Goldman Sachs. Before taking the helm at the World Bank in 2007, he served as vice chairman, international, at the bank.

President Barack Obama opted not to renominate Zoellick when his term expired in 2012, choosing instead to tap Dr. Jim Yong Kim, the former president of Dartmouth University.

[caption id=“attachment_3990” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Former World Bank Group president Robert Zoellick. Reuters[/caption]

Since leaving the World Bank, Zoellick has also joined the board of Temasek Holdings, the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, as well as the international advisory board of the Rolls-Royce Group RROYC.UL.

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At Goldman Sachs, Zoellick will oversee an advisory board that helps identify sources of international business or investment for the bank’s clients.

Other members of the international advisory board include Otmar Issing, a former member of the executive board of the European Central Bank, and Erik sbrink, a former Swedish finance minister.

Reuters