Round Hill Capital appoints Rob Reiskin as senior managing director and head of the USA

Round Hill Capital (“Round Hill”), a leading European specialist real estate investment and asset management firm, announces the appointment of Rob Reiskin as a Senior Managing Director, Member of the Executive and Investment Committees and Head of the United States.

27 September 2016

Round Hill Capital appoints Rob Reiskin as Senior Managing Director and Head of the USA.

Round Hill Capital (“Round Hill”), a leading European specialist real estate investment and asset management firm, announces the appointment of Rob Reiskin as a Senior Managing Director, Member of the Executive and Investment Committees and Head of the United States.

Rob’s immediate focus will be on providing Round Hill with strategic support in Europe and he will also seek to develop the group’s existing operations in the United States. He has over 25 years of experience in the European and the US real estate markets and has lived and worked in London for 18 years. Rob was from 2011 until recently, the Co-Head of Europe and an equity partner at Heitman where Rob shaped and implemented the corporate and investment strategy and led investments totalling approximately €2 billion. He expanded Heitman’s platform into Germany, France, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands and broadened the firm’s capabilities and access to capital.

Prior to Heitman, Rob was the Head of Investments at AEW Europe / Curzon Global Partners for almost 11 years from 2000, where he led approximately €6 billion of investments across 16 European countries.

Commenting on the appointment Michael Bickford, Founder and CEO of Round Hill Capital, said:

“We are delighted that Rob has joined the Round Hill Capital team. I have known Rob for 15 years and appreciate the depth of his experience, the strength of his investment judgment and his ability to deliver, all of which will prove invaluable. He is extremely well placed not only to provide additional leadership for our European business, but also to grow our business in the US.”