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Ed Schwartz
Hallmark & Johnson
Focus: Reuse of Obsolete Properties. As a Vice President of Hallmark
and Johnson, Ed Schwartz has participated in more than 300 sales and
leasing transactions. Recent sales include a vacant hospital converted
to 74 condo units, redevelopment of a 34,000 square foot, multi story
commercial building into ground floor retail and upper story offices,
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Carl Templer
Templer CommunicationsFocus: Downtown Management and Marketing. Carl
Templer manages downtowns in Wisconsin and is skilled and experienced
at business recruitment, developer recruitment, marketing merchant
support and overall downtown organization.
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Ron Kysiak
Consultant Focus: Business Incubators and University Sponsored Research
Park Development. As an Executive Board Member of the Council of Urban
Economic Development with over 30 year’s experience in revitalizing
America’s cities, Mr. Kysiak has a keen understanding of the
proper structuring of complex redevelopment financing. He has been
instrumental in the development of public/private development partnerships
in New Haven, Connecticut; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Evanston, Illinois
and Warsaw, Poland.
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Susan Friedman
Susan Friedman Associates, Inc.
Focus: Feasibility Analysis for Retail, Office and Residential Development
Proposals. As a director of consumer research for Homart, a national
real estate development firm, Ms. Friedman developed leasing brochures
and tenant specific presentations for key properties. She has been
involved in numerous office project feasibility studies and has conducted
resident surveys in Lemont, Riverdale, Park Ridge and Roselle, Illinois.
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Steve Qualkinbush
New Channels Realty, L.L.C.
Focus: Inner City Retail Development. The first new movie theaters
in inner city Chicago and a new shopping center at 79th and Halstead
were the direct result of Mr. Qualkinbush’s development expertise.
He is adept at seeing the opportunities in under served markets and
packaging financing to cover the investment gap.
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Martha Rosenberg
Martha Rosenberg Advertising
Focus: Creative Advertising for Government Organizations. As the marketing
director for EVMark, Ms. Rosenberg created the heralded campaign promoting
downtown Evanston. That campaign included magazine and newspaper ads,
brochures and point of purchase collateral pieces. She is adept at
obtaining favorable coverage in television and newspaper media. |
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