Apollo’s Rowan on Keeping His Firm’s Culture Disciplined, Creative
Marc Rowan said the investment-grade market requires creativity “at a scale that’s hard to imagine.”
This article is for subscribers only.
Analyzing trends in leadership, company culture and the art of career building. If this newsletter was forwarded to you by a friend or a thoughtful colleague, sign up here to continue receiving it.
As head of an alternative asset manager overseeing close to $1 trillion, Apollo Global Management Inc.’s Marc Rowan is far less worried about raising capital than finding places to invest it. But that’s not the only constraint he sees on the potential for longer-term growth. The other limiting factor he worries about is culture. And the two concerns are closely intertwined.