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Dave Goldberg

American consultant and former CEO of SurveyMonkeyWikipedia

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Oct 8, 2026

Anderson CooperHOST
0:18
She was the chief operating officer of Meta, formerly Facebook, from 2008 to 2022.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:23
Her husband, Dave Goldberg, died in 2015.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:26
He had a heart arrhythmia and collapsed on a treadmill while they were vacationing in Mexico.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:31
He was just 47 and their two kids were 10 and seven years old.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:41
But her outlook changed, and two years later, she wrote a book with her friend, psychologist Adam Grant, called Option B, Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:52
Cheryl and I talk a lot about resilience in this podcast, and she has found joy again and love.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:57
Her husband, Dave's brother, Rob, introduced her to Tom Bernthal, whom she married in 2022.
Anderson CooperHOST
1:02
Rob even officiated their wedding.
Matt LudmerGUEST
29:04
So this other friend of mine who became my best friend, one of my best friends, um, he was an amazing guy.
Matt LudmerGUEST
29:12
He passed, um, but h-he, h-he-- his name was Dave Goldberg, and he was just like, um, you know, truly who he was.
Matt LudmerGUEST
29:20
And, um, to me, that's, that's, that's true wealth.
Matt LudmerGUEST
29:24
Um, succeeding on the what other people think is best, I, I question.
Anderson CooperHOST
26:51
Sheryl served as chief operating officer of Meta, formerly Facebook, from 2008 to 2022.
Anderson CooperHOST
26:58
Her husband, Dave Goldberg, died suddenly at 47 while they were vacationing in Mexico back in 2015.
Anderson CooperHOST
27:03
Sheryl was 45 at the time.
Anderson CooperHOST
27:05
Their two kids were 10 and 7.
Simon JackHOST
13:05
She would've certainly been a millionaire at this point.
Zing TsjengHOST
13:08
So in 2004, a few months after she married fellow tech boss Dave Goldberg, and the year she moved into that sprawling mansion in Atherton, California, the neighborhood Forbes Magazine would soon name the US's most expensive zip code, we can safely say that Sheryl Sandberg was a millionaire.
Simon JackHOST
13:25
[upbeat music] But let us find out how she went swiftly from a million to a thousand times that to a billion.
Simon JackHOST
13:36
By the time she left Google, the company was the USA's fifth-biggest company with a market cap of over two hundred billion dollars.

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Simon JackHOST
27:05
And alongside the book, Sheryl also launched the Lean In Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women and girls to achieve their ambitions and creating equal and inclusive workplaces.
Zing TsjengHOST
27:16
So come twenty fifteen, everything was looking rosy for Sheryl Sandberg, but this is when tragedy struck.
Zing TsjengHOST
27:23
Her husband, Dave Goldberg, died suddenly and shockingly in a freak accident in a gym while on a family holiday in Mexico.
Zing TsjengHOST
27:30
When exercising on a treadmill, Dave had fallen and suffered a fatal head injury.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
1:50
And thank you and Jason for doing this and for you showcasing it.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
1:55
My unfortunate connection to this is that my brother and I and a number of our friends were on vacation for a friend's 50th birthday, another bestie, Phil Deutsch.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:04
And in the afternoon, we saw him.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:07
We were all hanging out by the pool.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:38
And, you know, top medical, concierge doctors.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:41
He had actually passed, so this is a really important point.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:43
So my brother had passed a running EKG five months before he dropped dead from heart disease, from undiagnosed heart disease.
Rob GoldbergGUEST
2:50
Unfortunately, EKGs have a 4%, either false positive or false negative, where...

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