EIGHT WOMEN RECEIVE FELLOWSHIPS AT ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY

The Goldie B. Wolfe Miller Women Leaders in Real Estate Initiative
kicked off its second season on September 8 with a luncheon featuring
Sheli Z. Rosenberg as keynote speaker. Among the more than
225 attendees were, from left to right, Rebecca A. Franklin,
Anne Gompel, Jennifer Ochob and Gail Lissner, all of
Appraisal Research Counselors.

Keynote speaker Sheli Z. Rosenberg (left) catches up with Debra Cafaro,
of Ventas. Rosenberg, who is an advocate for the advancement of
women in business, addressed the audience about her role as a
corporate executive, director and attorney.

Keynote speaker Sheli Z. Rosenberg, (center) joins Alicia Oberman
and Jack Miller, of the Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Foundation.

Goldie B. Wolfe Miller greets keynote speaker Sheli Z. Rosenberg on
September 8 at a luncheon supporting aspiring women in real estate.
Wolfe Miller and Rosenberg are well-known advocates for the
advancement of women in business.

From left, Equity Residential employees Susan Zumpe, Janet Mayz,
Denise Beihoff and Jean Kenney.

Elyse Spencer, (left), Freedom Title Corporation; Ellen Baren,
@ Properties; and Christine Kutt, Hanley Wood Market Intelligence.

Deloitte employee's Lisa Trimberger, Joe Wisniewski, Lisa Handlon
and Andrea Dorin.

Goldie B. Wolfe Miller mentors and scholars gather together at the
kick-off luncheon for the initiative’s second season on September 8
at the Chicago Club. From left are: Janet Johnson, Schiff Hardin;
Sacia Idella Fowler; Vanessa Hale; and Jan Fiola, Corporate
Design + Development Group. The “Goldie Scholars,” are a group
of mid-career women who receive financial and career development
support as they pursue their MBAs or Master of Science Degrees
at Roosevelt University. They receive one-on-one guidance from
successful women in the field who serve as mentors.

Goldie B. Wolfe Miller (center), is joined by several of the mentors
and scholars who were introduced at the luncheon on September 8
at the Chicago Club. Also pictured are, from left, Gail Lissner;
Appraisal Research Counselors; Mysty Harris, Illinois Housing
Development Authority; Emily Portugal; and Neena Konon, Gensler.

Goldie B. Wolfe Miller scholar Amanda Withrow poses with mentor,
Cindy Wozny-Carl, of Changeworks Consulting.

The second season of the Goldie B. Wolfe Miller Women Leaders
in Real Estate Initiative kicked off on September 8 at the Chicago Club
with a presentation from keynote speaker Sheli Z. Rosenberg.
The 2008-09 Goldie scholars and mentors were also introduced,
including, from left to right, Nicole Pecoulas, Babson Capital
Management; Gulnaz Hossain; Renee Huber; and Pamela Dudash,
MB Real Estate.

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