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Matthew Breitfelder

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Global Head of Human Capital and Partner at Apollo Asset Management · Board Chair at Lumina Impact Ventures

New York, New York, United States

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About

Matthew Breitfelder is a partner and global head of human capital at Apollo Global Management, where he sits on the management committee and oversees talent management, leadership development, diversity and inclusion, learning, compensation, and recruiting. He previously served as chief talent officer at BlackRock and held talent and strategy roles at Mastercard, PwC, and the Corporate Executive Board, and began his career at the U.S. Department of Commerce. He holds an economics degree from the University of Southern California, a master's from the London School of Economics, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Experience

  1. Apollo Global Management Inc.Global Head of Human Capital and Partnercurrent2019 — presentGreater New York City Area
  2. Georgetown UniversityChair, AI, Analytics, and the Future of Work Initiativecurrent2020 — present
  3. Lumina FoundationChair of the Board of Directorscurrent2018 — present
  4. The Aspen InstituteAdvisory Board Member, Business and Society Programcurrent2012 — present
  5. BlackRockChief Talent Officer and Managing Director2011 — 2019Greater New York City Area
  6. MasterCard WorldwideGlobal Head of Talent Management & Organizational Development2006 — 2011
  7. PwCSenior Manager, Leadership Development2004 — 2006
  8. Corporate Executive BoardStrategy Consultant2003 — 2004
  9. Siebel SystemsManager, Public Sector Strategy2002 — 2003
  10. Privista, Inc.Director of Strategy2000 — 2002
  11. U.S. Department of CommerceSenior Advisor / Economist / International Trade Specialist1996 — 2000

Skills & more

Leadership77Management37Strategy61Strategic Planning15Talent Management99Organizational Design27Organizational Development99Leadership Development89Employee Engagement31Succession Planning30Training10Change Management30
+12 morePersonnel ManagementBusiness StrategyPerformance ManagementHuman ResourcesOrganizational EffectivenessEmployee RelationsEmployee TrainingManagement ConsultingRecruitingConsultingExecutive ManagementTalent Acquisition

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Colleagues at Apollo Asset Management

Akila Grewal
Partner, Global Head of Institutional Client Group at Apollo Asset Management
Benjamin Brookstone
Executive Officer at Apollo Asset Management
Benjamin Eason
Managing Director, Cyber at Apollo Global at Strategic Cyber Ventures
Bert Crouch
Partner, Global Head of Apollo Real Estate Equity at Apollo Asset Management
Bret Leas
Partner, Head of Asset Backed Finance at Apollo Asset Management
Brett Rieders
Executive Officer at Apollo Asset Management
Brian Carney
Executive Officer at Apollo Asset Management
Brian Giere
Head of National Accounts at Amplify ETFs

Frequently asked questions

Who is Matthew Breitfelder?
Matthew Breitfelder is a partner and global head of human capital at Apollo Global Management, where he sits on the management committee and oversees talent management, leadership development, diversity and inclusion, learning, compensation, and recruiting. He previously served as chief talent officer at BlackRock and held talent and strategy roles at Mastercard, PwC, and the Corporate Executive Board, and began his career at the U.S. Department of Commerce. He holds an economics degree from the University of Southern California, a master's from the London School of Economics, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Where does Matthew Breitfelder work?
Matthew Breitfelder is Global Head of Human Capital and Partner at Apollo Asset Management.
Where did Matthew Breitfelder go to school?
Matthew Breitfelder studied at Harvard Business School (MBA); The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (MS, Public Policy); University of Oxford (Visiting Student, Politics).

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