Houston to Wall Street, and Back Again: How Texas Finance Talent Got a Two-Way Bridge
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For a generation, the traffic ran one way: Texas trained ambitious finance students, and New York hired them. In 2026, Apollo gave that traffic a second direction. Apollo Global Management Partner Holly Goodrich, who earned her MBA at UT Austin’s McCombs School of Business, was part of the alumni group that paved the first lane. […]
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Houston to Wall Street, and Back Again: How Texas Finance Talent Got a Two-Way Bridge
For a generation, the traffic ran one way: Texas trained ambitious finance students, and New York hired them. In 2026, Apollo gave that traffic a second direction. Apollo Global Management Partner Holly Goodrich, who earned her MBA at UT Austin’s McCombs School of Business,...
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