Michael Stoler is a Senior Principal at Apollo Real Estate Advisors a leading international real estate fund manager. In 2006 he joined the firm where he focuses on new acquisitions across all of Apollo’s funds under management. Prior to joining Apollo he served as a senior vice president at First American Title Insurance Company of New York, and President of Princeton Commercial Corporation a management consulting and financing firm, which he founded in 1977. His clients have included Signature Bank, HSH Nordbank, Deloitte & Touche, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Swiss Bank Corporation, U.S. Trust, Israel Discount Bank, Bank Leumi, Sterling National Bank, Chase Manhattan Bank, Bankers Trust Company, Itel Corporation, Paychex, Yasuda Bank & Trust, Snapple Beverage Company, Equifax and Republic National Bank.

Mr. Stoler is the host and executive producer of “The Stoler Report-Real Estate Trends in the Tri State Region. The Stoler Report is New York’s only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders. The show is now in its seventh season, originally airing on radio in November 2001. The show was awarded a Telly Award in 2007.

Michael is also the host and executive producer of “Building New York” a program that profiles the lives of individuals responsible for shaping the skyline of the tri-state region.

Mr. Stoler serves as the Contributing Editor and Real Estate Columnist for the New York Sun. In June 2007, “The Michael Stoler Real Estate Report” premiered on 1010 WINS Radio, and airs on Saturdays and Sundays.

Michael Stoler as an Adjunct Professor at the NYU Real Estate Institute and one of the co-chairs of the annual capital markets symposium. He has been a guest on CNBC Cable and frequently lectures on real estate and business at professional organizations.

Mr. Stoler serves on the boards of charitable organizations including the Advisory Board of the NYU Real Estate Institute, NYU Medical Center, Foundation for Medical Evaluation & Early Detection, Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, Hospital for Joint Disease, Helene Fuld College of Nursing and American ORT.