Meet the 2 executives promoted to lead Apollo's $77 billion private equity business, as PE firms hand power to a younger generation of leaders

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• David Sambur and Matt Nord have been quietly settling into their new roles as co-heads of Apollo Global Management's $77 billion private equity business.
• The pair are not household names in finance but have built a reputation for themselves as perhaps the most "Apolloesque" dealmakers at Leon Black's shop, working on deals spanning from healthcare to sports. 
• Business Insider spoke with a handful of their colleagues, including their boss, and reviewed a number of their deals, to offer a clearer picture of who will lead one of Apollo's most important business lines. 

David Sambur doesn't have a LinkedIn profile, or any social media presence for that matter.

Most of his public comments appear in canned press releases, like when his massive firm, Apollo Global Management agreed to acquire Shutterfly, the US digital imaging company in June. See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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