The Liechtenstein Group has started into the new year with the appointment of new members to its Supervisory Board and Board of Directors. Effective immediately, the recoginzed American biotech expert Kay Kuenker, and Tatjana von Lattorff, a member of the Princely Family of Liechtenstein, are joining the team. Already in the summer of 2023, the Liechtenstein Group expanded its pool of experts with private equity investor Jonathan Feuer.


Kay Kuenker, now a member of the Board of Directors of Liechtenstein Group Holding AG and a Supervisory Board member of RiceTec, brings with her more than 33 years of experience in the agricultural industry. As CEO of Advanced Agrilytics and former Global Vice President at Dow AgroSciences (now part of Corteva), she is a key figure in implementing sustainable practices and innovations in agricultural technology.

Kay Kuenker

Tatjana von Lattorff, Princess of and to Liechtenstein, has been appointed to the Supervisory Board of the Austrian Liechtenstein Group AG, succeeding her brother Constantin Liechtenstein following his sudden and untimely death in December 2023. As CEO of the Prince Liechtenstein Philanthropy Foundation and member on various advisory boards of European educational initiatives such as Teach for All and Sindbad Austria, she brings to the Group a deep understanding of social sustainability and the common good.

Tatjana von Lattorff

"I am very much looking forward to this task and, as a member of the Supervisory Board, I will make my voice heard and advocate for the values of the family in a modern, future-oriented company like the Liechtenstein Group, thus contributing to its long-term success."

Jonathan Feuer, a member of the Board of Directors of Liechtenstein Group Holding AG and Chairman of the Investment Committee, is Vice Chairman of the Administrative Board of Patrizia SE, a leading publicly traded real estate manager, and advisor to Edge Investments, a venture capital firm. Previously, he was a managing partner at CVC Capital Partners, a leading international private equity firm.

Jonathan Feuer

Johannes Meran, CEO of the Liechtenstein Group: "We are very pleased about the new additions to our supervisory bodies. They not only bring extensive experience, but also reinforce our commitment to sustainability and innovation in our core sectors of agriculture and forestry, renewable energy, and real estate."

In November 2020, the Prince Liechtenstein Foundation reorganized its companies and investments as the "Liechtenstein Group." The reorganization also included the Austrian businesses and investments, which were incorporated into Liechtenstein Group AG, a stock corporation based in Austria. New investments and consulting services are also conducted through the newly established Liechtenstein Invest GmbH, also based in Austria. The Prince Liechtenstein Foundation remained in existence and is the owner of Liechtenstein Group AG and Liechtenstein Invest GmbH.