Mikulich, Apollo’s Head of North American Real Estate, Resigns for NYSE:APO and the Raymond Mikulich left as head of North American real estate at Apollo Global Management LLC, in accordance with a company spokesperson.
The charles zehren, a spokesman for New York-based Apollo stated that he can validate Ray has left the company to he refused to comment more to a mikulich, former co-chief of real estate investments for Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., stepped in Apollo (APO) in September 2010.
He departed Lehman in 2007 as the commercial-property market reached its zenith. The following year to the investment bank submitted the biggest bankruptcy in US history in coburn Packard and Jess Lipsey, two other ex-Lehman workers who joined Apollo with Mikulich stay at the company.
The Apollo Global Management LLC (NYSE:APO) began the trading session with a price of $14.93 and throughout the session climbed at a high of $15.23 day-trade ended the stock finally advanced 1.42% to $14.96 and the APO had a trade volume of 2.25 million shares was higher as compared to average trading capacity of 0.272 million shares.
The charles zehren, a spokesman for New York-based Apollo stated that he can validate Ray has left the company to he refused to comment more to a mikulich, former co-chief of real estate investments for Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., stepped in Apollo (APO) in September 2010.
He departed Lehman in 2007 as the commercial-property market reached its zenith. The following year to the investment bank submitted the biggest bankruptcy in US history in coburn Packard and Jess Lipsey, two other ex-Lehman workers who joined Apollo with Mikulich stay at the company.
The Apollo Global Management LLC (NYSE:APO) began the trading session with a price of $14.93 and throughout the session climbed at a high of $15.23 day-trade ended the stock finally advanced 1.42% to $14.96 and the APO had a trade volume of 2.25 million shares was higher as compared to average trading capacity of 0.272 million shares.
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