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Mark Rowan

Mentioned in 4 analyzed podcast episodes across 4 shows

CEO of Apollo Global Management, a major private equity firm. Known for candid public commentary on earnings calls and strategic decision-making, particularly regarding technology investments and market positioning. Discussed across business and finance podcasts for his leadership approach and insights on private equity operations during periods of market disruption.

Episode Appearances

Animal Spirits Podcast

Animal Spirits Podcast · Feb 25, 2026

Everyone Hates AI (EP. 453)

“Apollo CEO; candid on earnings calls about opportunities; contrasted with Blue Owl's Mark Lipschultz defensiveness”

AI Job Displacement and White-Collar Labor Market DisruptionTech Stock Valuation and Market Rotation DynamicsPrivate Credit Crisis and Blue Owl Redemptions
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TBPN

TBPN · Feb 10, 2026

Elon Musk's Banker, Beijing Pours $26B into Robot Boom, How Apollo Dodged SaaSsassination | Ashlee Vance, Vincenzo Landino, Ethan Thornton, Kris Marszalek, Cristóbal Valenzuela, Brad Svrluga, Dayna Grayson

“Apollo CEO explaining strategy of avoiding software investments during AI disruption”

SpaceX IPO preparationChina humanoid robotics investmentSaaS business model disruption
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Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy

Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy · Feb 3, 2026

Ben Horowitz - Backing America’s Future - [Invest Like the Best, EP.457]

“CEO of Apollo Global Management; discussed private equity business model and entry price focus”

AI Impact on Software Development and ProductivityVenture Capital Firm Scaling and Multi-Stage InvestingAmerican Technological Competitiveness vs. Global Rivals
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The Chris Hedges Report

The Chris Hedges Report · Jan 28, 2026

Is the 'New World Order' Really New? (w/ Yanis Varoufakis) | The Chris Hedges Report

“Wall Street financier serving on Board of Peace executive board”

Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza and colonial development schemesUN Security Council legitimacy and international law violationsCorporate colonialism and charter cities as governance models
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