Jessica Bibliowicz is president and CEO of National Financial Partners, a New York City-based independent financial services distribution system. She signed on as CEO when the company was formed with $125 million of capital from Apollo Management LP, a leveraged buyout firm.
Jessica is a graduate of Cornell University and the daughter of Sanford I. Weill, chairman and CEO of Citigroup. She lives with her husband and two children in Metro NY.
Q: If you think about the role that you are playing in this company, would you say it is entrepreneurial or is it more of a corporate leadership role? How do you see yourself? A: To a certain extent it is transitions. I think that because we have been dealing with entrepreneurs and the acquisition...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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