In 2013, Noto helped Goldman score one of the 'biggest tech prizes around' when the company won the role of lead underwriter for Twitter's initial public offering. He returned to Goldman Sachs in October 2010 as the co-head of Goldman’s global media group. Noto held the position until October 2010, but left just prior to the negotiations which led up to the 2011 lockout.

On 24 February 2008, Noto took over the job of CFO for the National Football League, a position left vacant since former CFO, Barbara Kaczynski, left in February 2003. He became a managing director in 2003, and a partner in 2004. Noto led the firm’s communications, media and entertainment research team at Goldman Sachs, and provided strategic direction and resource allocation for the group. Noto joined Goldman Sachs in 1999 and was voted the top analyst by Institutional Investor magazine for research on the Internet industry. Īfter serving in the military, Noto attended business school at the University of Chicago, while working at Kraft Foods as a brand manager, and later received an MBA from the Wharton School of Business in 1999. After graduating from Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Noto served as a Communications Officer with the 24th Infantry Division in Fort Stewart, Georgia. In 1991, Noto was the highest-ranked mechanical engineering major in his graduating class. He attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he was a star linebacker on the football team, earning All-East and Academic All-American honors. Roosevelt High School in Hyde Park, New York.

He has 5 children with his wife, Kristin Noto. He has two siblings, George Noto and Thomas Noto. Anthony Noto is the son of Roseanne Niet (who died in 2015) and George Noto Sr.

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