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Keywell's Ideas Week could double in attendance

06/29/12 — "The caliber of speakers will be nothing short of world-class," said the Lightbank co-founder.

06/28/12 — Katten attorneys win a change of venue in a case about the actress's "Land of Blood and Honey" movie.

06/28/12 — They knew that it was much more than a hunch.

06/27/12 — Allstate Corp.'s Thomas Wilson, Joyce Foundation's Ellen Alberding and former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley are speaking.

06/26/12 — Forbes names The Silver Pen one of its top 100 women's web sites.

06/26/12 — The Aon CEO was taking part in the company's Global Service Day in Chicago after holding an executive meeting in London.

06/25/12 — “It's a wonderful institute and we'd like to preserve the building and continue a social mission much like the sisters have done,” said CEO Juan Rangel.

06/21/12 — "A Good Man" is a tribute to the founder of the Peace Corps, who also had a hand in Chicago's educational system.

Chicago Epilepsy CEO Philip Gattone will oversee national foundation

06/20/12 — He has a long, personal history with the epilepsy community.

06/20/12 — Giordano will announce the move to its supporters Thursday as part of its 50th anniversary celebration.

Emanuel, Lee, Harford among names dropping by Techweek

06/20/12 — Fresh off the heels of getting a $50 million equity investment, Chicago-based technology company GoHealth is hosting Techweek in Chicago.

06/20/12 — Mary Ellen Caron was a behind-the-scenes player in the Daley administration.

About Shia

Crain's keeps tabs on how CEOs run their businesses. But the money trail doesn't stop there. Columnist Shia Kapos writes scoops about Chicago power brokers and their back-room deals, big donations and what happens once they leave the office.