Chicago School of Real Estate

Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate

Walter E. Heller College of Business Administration

Save the Dates for Upcoming Events

Date:  March 11, 2010

Time:  5:00 - 8:00p.m. Registration/Reception/Presentation

Place: Roosevelt University - 430 S. Michigan Avenue, 2nd fl. Congress Lounge

Topic and Speakers: TBD

Date:  April 29, 2010

Time:  5:00 - 8:00p.m. Registration/Reception/Presentation

Place: Roosevelt University - 430 S. Michigan Avenue, 2nd Fl. Congress Lounge

Topic and Speakers: TBD

The Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate - October 7, 2009

The 11th annual Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate kicked off on October 7 with a panel presentation addressing the foreclosure crisis in Chicago.  Andrew J. Mooney, executive director, LISC/Chicago;  William Goldsmith, regional president, Mercy Housing; Ellen K. Sahli, commissioner of housing, Department of Community Development, City of Chicago and Louis N. Mallers, director, Chicago Bancorp participated on the panel, which was moderated by Dr. John McDonald, Gerald W. Fogelson Distinguished Chair in Real Estate, Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate, Roosevelt University. $55 million has been allocated to the City of Chicago to acquire and redevelop properties in neighborhoods most affected by foreclosures and Forum attendees were able to meet with the decision makers and learn about the program and the participation opportunities it creates.

Bill Goldsmith (left), regional president of Mercy Housing, Ellen Sahli (center),

Chicago’s Commissioner of Housing, and Lou Mallers, director of Chicago

Bancorp, were panelists at the kickoff of the 11th annual Gerald Fogelson

Forum on Real Estate. The speakers discussed the challenges and

opportunities brought on by Chicago’s foreclosure crisis. 

Rich Gdowski, Tom Small and Joseph Pasquinelli of Archideas Inc.; Dennis

Harder of Joseph Freed and Associates, and Joe Wisniewski, Deloitte, get

together during the networking hour before the Gerald Fogelson Forum on

Real Estate. Hosted by Roosevelt University and the Marshall Bennett

Institute of Real Estate, the program featured a panel discussion about

the current foreclosure crisis. 

This year’s Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate featured a panel

presentation that addressed the foreclosure crisis in Chicago and its

impact on the real estate market. From left: Matthew Katsaros,

Jameson Real Estate; Ted Mazola, New West Realty; and Kathy Ryan,

Opera Realty, discuss industry issues before the program. 

Tony Pasquinelli (left) of Pasquinelli Homes and Bob Cowhey of Cowhey

Gudmundson Leder are seen at the Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate,

which is hosted by the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt

University. The program featured a panel that addressed how Chicago is

tackling the foreclosure crisis. 

Stephanie Draughon (left), Roosevelt University alumnus, and Milda

Roszkiewicz of Wells Fargo, attend the Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate.

The program is sponsored by the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate

at Roosevelt University. 

From left: Marty Murray, Roosevelt University, along with Jon DeVries,

founding director, Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate, and Larry

Kerner, also of Roosevelt, attend the kickoff of the 11th season of the Gerald

Fogelson Forum on Real Estate on October 7. The program featured four

panelists from private and public sectors who discussed how Chicago is

handling the foreclosure crisis. 

From left: Tom Meier, Chicago Title Insurance Company, Jillian Haynes,

Roosevelt University, and Jon DeVries, Marshall Bennett Institute of Real

Estate, Roosevelt University, are among the 150 industry leaders who

attended the Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate on October 7. The

program featured a panel presentation that addressed the challenges and

opportunities created by the foreclosure crisis in Chicago. 

Before the start of Roosevelt University’s Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real

Estate, Sharon Weiner (left), The Habitat Company, discusses real estate

issues with Katie Ludwig (center), and Ann McKenzie (right), also with The

Habitat Company. The program was held October 7 at Roosevelt University. 

Roosevelt University Professor John McDonald (left) poses with John

Newman of PrivateBank at the 11th annual Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real

Estate. McDonald moderated a panel presentation that addressed the

challenges and opportunities created by the foreclosure crisis in Chicago. 

From left: Larry Mayer, of Larry Mayer and Company, gets together with

Amy Kushen and Robert Cowhey, of Cowhey Gudmundson Leder, before the

Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate at Roosevelt University on October 7.

The program featured a panel of speakers who discussed the challenges and

opportunities created by the foreclosure crisis in Chicago. 

Fogelson Forum

Event Details:

The Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate is held at:

Roosevelt University

430 S. Michigan Avenue

Congress Lounge, Second Floor.

Schedule of Events:

5:00 p.m. Registration
5:30 - 6:30 Reception
Complimentary cocktails and lavish hors d'oeuvres buffet.
6:30 - 8:00 Presentation followed by Q&A

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