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Roosevelt University President Emeritus Ted Gross, from left, Eugene Stunard of Appraisal Research Counselors and Harry Huzenis of JRG Capital Partners attended the Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate on Sept. 27. The event took place at 425 S. Wabash Ave., and the topic was Chicago's 2004 Zoning Reform: Does it Work for Chicago?" The forum is sponsored by the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate, part of the Heller College of Business at Roosevelt. Photos by Dianne Brogan

Bill Cowan, left, of Jones Lang LaSalle and Louis Masotti of the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.

Justin Sewell, left, of the Institute of Real Estate Management, and Robert Lau of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

Jack Guthman, left, of Shefsky & Froelich and Patrick FitzGerald of FitzGerald Associates Architects.

Al Gorman, left, of Power Construction and Gerald Fogelson of Central Station Development Corp.

The panelists were Jack Guthman, from left, of Shefsky & Froelich Ltd., Kirk R. Bishop of Duncan Associates and Benet Haller of the city of Chicago. The moderator, right, was D. Bradford Hunt, associate professor of social science and history at Roosevelt University.

Crystal Harvey, left, of Koenig & Strey and Ginger Downs of the Chicago Association of Realtors.

Kevin Jackson, left, of Chicago Rehab Network and Thomas B. O'Brien of Henry Bros. Co.

B. Timothy Desmond, left, of Central Station Development Corp. and Gail Lissner of Appraisal Research Counselors.

Bill Trumbull, from left, of the Chicago Transit Authority, Benet Haller of the city of Chicago and Phil Levin of the Greater North Michigan Avenue Association.

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