Apollo hires former Homebase CFO Phil Moon as chief financial officer

Apollo.io announced on May 27, 2026 that it has hired Phil Moon as chief financial officer. Moon leads Apollo's global finance organization, covering financial strategy, planning, accounting and investor readiness. He was previously CFO at Homebase. Apollo cited several company growth figures alongside the appointment, describing the hire as part of preparing for the next phase of the company's growth. The announcement did not name a predecessor in the role.

The details

• Moon was earlier VP finance and interim CFO at Growth Collaborative, where the release says he helped guide the company to a public offering.
• His earlier roles include operational finance at Square, advising growth companies on capital strategy at Morgan Stanley, and investing roles at TPG and Empyrean Capital Partners.
• Apollo says enterprise accounts grew 400% over the past 12 months.
• The company says it supports more than 600,000 companies and 4 million users globally.
• Apollo says revenue has grown more than 5x since its Series D.

Context

The hire came a month after Apollo launched a beta app in ChatGPT built on its MCP server on April 29, 2026, and a week before it released a connector for Perplexity Computer on June 3. The release quotes CEO Matt Curl on the appointment. Apollo made a second executive hire in August 2026, appointing former eero product executive Mark Sieglock as chief product officer. In September it was named a flagship data partner for Salesforce's Hunter outbound agent and launched its Intelligence Layer while previewing Builder Studio and Messaging OS.

Not disclosed

• Name of the previous CFO, if any
• Absolute revenue figures