Eugene S. Rosenfeld

Eugene S. Rosenfeld is one of the nation's leading real estate developers and has successfully led three major companies. Mr. Rosenfeld joined Mr. Manchester in creating Integral Communities where together they have acquired properties with a total estimated exit value of over $1 billion since the Company's formation. Mr. Rosenfeld's storied leadership career includes serving as the Co-Chairman of Schuler Homes through the merger of Western Pacific Housing Group in 2001 on through to the sale of the combined companies to D.R. Horton in 2002; serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Western Pacific Housing, which he founded in 1993 in partnership with Apollo Advisors and Blackacre Capital and grew to the 12th-largest homebuilder in the nation; serving as Managing Partner of Highridge Partners, which he co-founded in 1976, a closely held diversified real estate company with a portfolio valued at over $3 billion; and serving from 1963 to 1976 as an executive with Kaufman and Broad, an international housing producer and insurance company, where he rose from Division Controller to become President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Rosenfeld, who is also a CPA received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of California at Los Angeles and began his career with the international accounting firm of Deloitte & Touche.

As a proud graduate of UCLA, Eugene continues to serve the school and it’s programs in many ways. He’s served as chairman for the UCLA Foundation and the Anderson School Board and is a current board member for both the Executive Committee for the Board of Visitors and Riordan Program Advisory Committee. Eugene has setup the Rosenfeld Family Foundation, which provides undergraduate scholarships for underprivileged and handicapped students, and continues to donate to various programs including the UCLA Medical School and Rosenfeld Library at UCLA Anderson School of Management. The Chancellor also awarded Eugene with the UCLA Medal - the highest award given to an individual who is not faculty or staff.