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▶ 59:18 Allison Thacker Let's say that Apollo told me that. 2 times in the scene

▶ 40:26 Stan Miranda The private equity owner can be a more value added owner than a huge Apollo Blackstone, even Bank Capital today and CBC.

▶ 4:29 Ted Seides On one side is Sachin Kajuria, a former partner at Apollo and twenty-five-year veteran of the industry who recently authored Two in 20.

▶ 2:10 Ted Seides After our recent podcast conversation, Matt Reitfelder, partner and global head of human capital at Apollo, asked me if he could turn the tables and, in his words, interview the interviewer about interviewing.

▶ 15:46 Kipp deVeer But when we got there, they started originally two partners spun out of Apollo, right? 3 times in the scene
▶ 23:09 Kipp deVeer So we bought Apollo's real estate business, gosh, in 2006, after, um, the Max were leaving and that was kind of coming apart.
▶ 47:46 unnamed speaker It's Blue Owl, it's Golub Capital, it's KKR, Blackstone, Sixth Street, HPS, Apollo.
▶ 1:02:00 Kipp deVeer If something happens to Blackstone or Apollo or KKR, we're going to get the same question.

▶ 45:21 Porter Collins We haven't looked, but I think the world is very, very different these days, and I think a lot of people are going to an Aries and Apollo and stuff like that, and that's where the job market is, and I think people really are looking at the…

▶ 4:25 Ted Seides My guest on today's show is Matt Breitfelder, a partner and global head of human capital at Apollo Global Management, where he focuses on attracting and developing extraordinary talent and creating an innovative, high-performance culture. 2 times in the scene
▶ 44:13 Ted Seides What was the impetus for you of moving from BlackRock to Apollo? 10 times in the scene
▶ 50:39 Matt Breitfelder And we love that at Apollo.
▶ 52:29 Ted Seides What tools do you think a leader of one of those organizations can use effectively that may not have the breadth of resources or the depth of team that you see at an Apollo or BlackRock?
▶ 1:00:32 Matt Breitfelder I'm trained well at Apollo.

▶ 8:21 Eric Resnick I was basically the financial analyst who, Apollo was our owner, and it was a privately held business at the time. 3 times in the scene
▶ 10:36 Eric Resnick So in 1992, Apollo bought Vail. 3 times in the scene
▶ 33:48 Eric Resnick If you are at Blackstone and you're looking at a large multi-billion dollar deal, my guess is they could predict that KKR or Apollo or Bain or Carlisle are looking at that same deal at some level.

▶ 10:21 Aaron Sack I went to work for Apollo for some former Goldman folks, and then another guy named Art Penn, whom I admire very deeply, who now runs a credit investment firm called Penn & Park.
▶ 13:16 Aaron Sack This is a firm, and I can say this now having worked at Goldman, Apollo, and other places.
▶ 35:41 Aaron Sack It's Art Penn, who runs Pennant Park, and formerly ran Apollo's BDC, and the reason for that is not so much pure business, but more, you can be very successful, do really well, and be incredibly ethical, and fair, and principled, and nice,…

▶ 5:13 Ted Seides It's a discussion of Apollo's purchase of Yahoo a year and a half ago. 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:09 Ted Seides Our conversation covers David's background, long experience in distressed investing on Wall Street and at Apollo, and personal investments in
▶ 2:33 David Abrams And a firm I eventually went to work for Apollo came out of Drexel, and their business was buying up the assets that they had been the investment bank for that actually raised the money and issued all the junk bonds. 2 times in the scene
▶ 13:58 David Abrams And a year later, I took my entire business to Apollo, which was transformational, but I was in the right place at the right time. 7 times in the scene
▶ 17:53 Ted Seides What was the impetus for the next step in your career after Apollo? 2 times in the scene
▶ 26:34 David Abrams So obviously through my time at Apollo and at Penn, Josh Harris is someone I'm
▶ 30:44 David Abrams Maybe if you're on your fund 11, you get discretion to do lots of different things, but I'd learn from my experience building a business and running it at Apollo that focus is probably the number one
▶ 52:14 David Abrams And I do recall when Bennett Goodman and Doug Ostrover and Trip Smith set up GSO, I did have the chance to go work there when I was in Europe and decided not to, ultimately went up at Apollo.

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