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Welcoming Brian Chu to INP’s Board

March 10, 2026, Boston, MA – The Institute for Nonprofit Practice (INP) is delighted to welcome Brian Chu to our Board of Directors!

Brian is a Partner at Apollo Global Management, where he serves as Head of Apollo Portfolio Performance Solutions (APPS) within the firm’s equity business. In this role, he works closely with deal teams and portfolio company leadership to help drive stronger investment outcomes and build high-performing companies.

Brian brings more than 20 years of experience working with private-equity-backed companies. Prior to joining Apollo in 2025, he was a Partner at Centerbridge Partners, where he co-led the Portfolio Operations team. Brian also served as an Operating Partner at Bain Capital, a general manager at The Boston Beer Company, and a consultant to corporate and private equity clients at Bain & Company. His early-career roles span health care, finance, and technology.

A longtime friend and champion of INP, Brian is an exciting addition to our Board. In addition to his deep experience supporting leaders and scaling high-performing institutions, Brian brings meaningful nonprofit board leadership experience, having served numerous organizations through periods of growth, complexity, and heightened demand. He offers a thoughtful, systems-level perspective on effective governance and leadership, particularly in moments of change. INP is fortunate to benefit from Brian’s insight and stewardship as we continue to grow our impact and support leaders and communities nationwide.

Welcome, Brian!

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT PRACTICE

The Institute for Nonprofit Practice (INP) equips the nation’s social impact leaders with the skills, resources, networks, and confidence to boldly advance their organizations and missions, creating a more equitable future for all. Through a suite of comprehensive leadership development programs, alumni programming, thought leadership, and community convenings, INP trains and connects executives, managers, and emerging leaders nationwide in an effort to foster a more effective, connected, equitable, and diverse social impact sector. For more information, please visit nonprofitpractice.org.

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