The Goldie B. Wolfe Miller:
WOMEN LEADERS in REAL ESTATE INITIATIVE

Lecture Series

School of Real Estate | Walter E. Heller College of Business Administration

A new lecture series designed to support and promote women aspiring to leadership roles in the real estate industry is being launched by the Marshall     Bennett Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt University. The program, called Women Leaders in Real Estate was founded and is being underwritten by Goldie B. Wolfe Miller

SESSION 1

Speaker:    Goldie B. Wolfe Miller

Date:         September 27, 2007

Agenda:     11:30am Networking

                12:00pm Lunch, Presentation, and Q&A

Location:    Roosevelt University

                430 S. Michigan

                2nd Floor ~ Sullivan Room

Cost:         $50.00 per person

SESSION 2

Moderator: Karen B. Case,

                Executive Managing Director, President of Commmercial Real Estate

                The PrivateBank, Inc.

Panelists: Nancy A. Pacher

              President and Chief Operating Officer

              U.S. Equities

              Lynn E. Reich, SIOR CCIM, Executive Vice President

              Collier Bennett & Kahnweiler

              Cynthia Wozny-Carl

              Vice President, Development Administration

              General Growth Properties

Date:       March 12, 2008

Agenda:   11:30am Networking

              12:00pm Lunch, Presentation, and Q&A

Location:  Roosevelt University

              430 S. Michigan

              2nd Floor ~ Sullivan Room

Cost:       $50.00 per person

SESSION 3 : Half - Day Symposium

New Leaders for a New Marketplace: Economic Success Through Diversity & Ethics

Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credits through John Marshall Law School

- Applied For

Key Note Speaker: Ginger Downs, RCE, CAE, IOM

                          CEO, Chicago Association of Realtors

Topic: Lessons in Diversity: How Women are Achieving New Heights!

Emcee: Goldie B. Wolfe Miller

           President

           Millbrook Corporate Real Estate Services, LLC

Panel One: Success in Selling and Investing in Diverse/Emerging Institute

Moderator: Nina J. Fain

                Esq., President, Chicago Economic Development Institute

Panelist: Susan Rosen, Executive Director-Cushman & Wakefield

           

             Nasutsa Mabwa, Project Manager, Development-McCaffery Interests

            

             Elizabeth Holland, Esq., Chief Executive Officer-Abell Credit Corporation

             

Panel Two: Success and Ethics in Diverse/Emerging Markets

Moderator: Celeste Hammond, Esq., Professor and Director

                JMLS Real Estate Law Program

Panelist: Alicia Duncan, Esq.

             ARDC, Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission

            

             Lisa Konieczka, Executive Vice President, Brokerage Services

             CB Richard Ellis

                    

             Janet Johnson, Esq.

             Partner, Schiff Hardin LLP.

               

Date:          June 12, 2008

Agenda:     11:30 - 12:00 - Networking

                12:00 - 1:15 - Lunch with Keynote Speaker

                  1:15 - 1:30 - Break

                  1:30 - 2:45 - Panel One

                  2:45 - 3:00 - Break

                  3:00 - 4:00 - Panel Two

                  4:15- 5:30 - Reception

Location:    University Club

                 76 E. Monroe Street

Cost:          $50 lunch / $100 symposium / $150 for both

        

Please visit: 

www.WomenLeadersinRealEstate.com

For additional event details and to register!  
       

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Below are images from our sold out Session 1 event!

                     (From left) Jack and Goldie B. Wolfe-Miller

                              (From Left) Goldie B. Wolfe-Miller, Kimberly Taylor: Paige
                             Staffing Agency, and Anne Demsey; Colliers Bennett &                      Khanweiler

              Goldie B. Miller-Wolfe interacting with guests before presentation

                    Goldie B. Wolfe-Miller fellowship recipients:

                  (From left) Sacia Fowler and Sevara Sherman

                   (From left) Alicia Oberman and Goldie B. Wolfe-Miller

 

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