Mr. Schoenfeld founded the APL group in 1994 and serves as its Chairman. Under his leadership, the company has become one of the leading real estate investors in the Asia Pacific region with significant operations in Europe and the United States as well. In addition, Mr. Schoenfeld has steered the group into new and growing lines of business including renewable energy, infrastructure and private equity investment.

APL operates globally in the United States, Europe and Asia with offices in New York, Berlin, Luxembourg, Munich, Hong Kong, Taipei and Tokyo. One of the first foreign real estate investors in Japan after the financial bubble burst in the early 1990's, Mr. Schoenfeld's keen eye for real estate markets over the years has enabled APL to become a recognized leader in the industry.

The company's success under Mr. Schoenfeld is rooted in its unique business model and approach to risk, establishing the company as one of the most reliable, innovative, and successful real estate sponsors in the region.

Mr. Schoenfeld graduated from Williams College with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. He speaks Japanese, Mandarin, and Cantonese, and is an active philanthropist and impact investor, with a history of supporting children’s education, the environment, and poverty alleviation in China. Before establishing APL, Mr. Schoenfeld oversaw the real estate operations for Bank of America in Asia.

Mr. Reitknecht co-founded APL and serves as its Executive Vice President. With more than 25 years of real estate investment experience, Mr. Reitknecht implements the firm’s vision and oversees all of its operations around the globe.

Mr. Reitknecht develops firm strategy and leads investor and lender relations. He oversees and personally plays a significant part in sourcing all of the firm’s investment opportunities and securing investment partners.

Prior to establishing APL, Mr. Reitknecht served as a middle market loan officer at Chemical Bank, now merged with JP Morgan, in New York, where he gained experience in commercial lending, working capital management, and project finance. Prior to Chemical Bank, he worked as a research analyst for Balis Zorn Gerard, a boutique Wall Street research and investment house specializing in the entertainment, toy, and cable industries. Mr. Reitknecht received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Vassar College. Mr. Reitknecht is a member of the Executive Committee for Urban Land Institute (ULI) Japan, a founding Member of the Asia Society Japan, and has held various leadership roles including Chapter Chairman for the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) in Asia.