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Greg Tait, left, of Tishman Speyer and Jon Copeland of CBRE attended the DePaul Real Estate Alumni Alliance panel event Sept. 20. The title was "Real Estate Development: 2012 and Beyond." Photos by Dianne Brogan

Jacob Karamol, left, of Development Solutions Inc. and Brandon Karow of Inland Group.

The panelists were Grady Hamilton, from left, of Trammell Crow Co., John Gavin of Sterling Bay Cos., William Barry of Draper & Kramer and Robert Sevim of Studley Inc. The moderator, not pictured, was Bill Rogalla of KBS Realty Advisors.

Matthew Brodsky of Freddie Mac and Christine Bisanz of Jones Lang LaSalle.

Matt Hubert, left, of Jones Lang LaSalle and Brian Rogan of U.S. Bank.

Robert Damrat, left, of Jones Lang LaSalle and Jack Westfall of Atwater Group.

Joseph Caprile and Brittani Sanders, both of Jones Lang LaSalle.

Shamus Conneely, left, of John Greene Commercial and Rupesh Patel of Northmarq Capital LLC.

Matt Episcope, left, of Origin Capital Partners and Robert Damrat of Jones Lang LaSalle.

Jan Morel, left, of Town Builders Studios and Edward Polich of Waveland Partners.

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