Karen Teitelbaum is the President/Chief Executive Officer at Sinai Health System, an urban, teaching

healthcare system comprised of four hospitals, an epidemiological research institute focusing on

healthcare disparities, a community institute with over 15 distinct programs, over 800 medical staff

members, and 3,600 employees. Focused on the delivery of high quality services in an efficient and cost

effective manner, Sinai Health System has achieved national recognition in quality while reducing costs

by millions of dollars due to greater efficiency and management of population health.

In addition to her current board service, Karen has served on the boards of the Metropolitan Chicago

Healthcare Council, Family Health Network, the Theraplay Institute, Academy of Managed Care

Pharmacy Foundation, and the Young Women’s Leadership Charter School. She was a member of the

American Hospital Association Task Force on Ensuring Access for Vulnerable Communities, has been a

member of the American Hospital Association Council on Maternal Fetal Health, and chaired the

Building Committee for a significant Federally Qualified Healthcare Center. She is a member of the

Economic Club of Chicago, The Chicago Network, and the Commercial Club of Chicago.

She was the 2018 recipient of the “Woman of Science” award from the Weizmann Institute, the

“Leadership in Healthcare Administration” from the National Medical Fellowship Association, and has

been named both one of “Crain’s Chicago Notable Women in Healthcare” and “130 Nonprofit Hospital

& Health System CEOs to Know” by Becker´s Hospital Review. Karen has taught graduate and

undergraduate courses in managed care and marketing/strategy for nonprofit organizations, and is a

frequently requested national speaker on healthcare delivery topics such as population health

management in an urban environment.

Memberships, Civic and Charitable

Board of Directors, Illinois Health and Hospital Association; Nominating and Governing Committee

Board of Directors, Women in Health-Life Sciences

The Chicago Network, Membership and Programming Committees

The Economic Club of Chicago

The Commercial Club of Chicago

Campaign Cabinet, Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law

Advisory Council, David Lynch Foundation

Kennedy Forum, Illinois External Affairs Committee

Education

Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management - Masters of Management

Suja Mathew, MD is Chair of Medicine at Cook County Health and Hospitals System (CCHHS) and

governor of the Illinois Chapter, Northern Region of the American College of Physicians, the largest

specialty-based physician organization in the country. As clinician, educator, and administrator, she

directs internal medicine service delivery throughout CCHHS, including Stroger Hospital, Provident

Hospital, and a network of ambulatory centers throughout the county of Cook. She also oversees the

training of hundreds of residents, fellows, and medical students who rotate through Stroger Hospital’s

internal medicine services. Dr. Mathew has a passion for the underserved and particular interest in the

areas of social determinants of health and professional satisfaction. She is an awarded teacher and

leader and a recognized humanitarian.

Dr. Patrick Carroll is the Chief Medical Officer/Divisional Vice President for Walgreen’s Healthcare

Clinics. In this role, Dr. Carroll oversees all matters pertaining to provision of care, clinical outcomes,

patient safety, healthcare information systems and strategic initiatives and programs that will enhance

the care model. In addition, Dr. Carroll is instrumental in implementing care management programs,

managing relationships with health systems and collaborating with the Clinical Office in the

development of enterprise clinical programs.

Prior to joining Walgreen’s in May 2015, Dr. Carroll served as the Chief Medical Officer of Integrated

Care Partners, Hartford HealthCare’s clinical integration organization. He was also the Medical Director

for Hartford HealthCare’s Medicare Shared Savings Program which currently has over 20,000 patients in

a Medicare/CMS shared-risk pilot program. He played a key role in leading the Hartford HealthCare’s

efforts in the transition to value-based care in a time of a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.

From 2010–2012, Dr. Carroll served as the Chief Medical Officer for the Granite Medical Group in

Quincy, Massachusetts. Granite Medical Group is a 40-provider Multispecialty/Primary Care Group

which is part of Atrius Health, a 1000 Medical Provider Group.

Dr. Carroll received his bachelor’s degree from the College of the Holy Cross and his medical degree

from Dartmouth Medical School. He completed his residency training at Middlesex Hospital in family

practice, where he served as Chief Resident.

Dr. Carroll is Board Certified in Family Practice and in Adolescent Medicine.

The Henry P. Russe, MD, Dean, Rush Medical College

Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Rush Medical College

Senior Vice President, Rush University Medical Center

Education:

Senior House Officer, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University of West Indies, Barbados, West Indies

Internship, Government General Hospital, Madras Medical College, India

MB, Madras Medical College, India

ChB, Madras Medical College, India

Dr. Robert A. Winn is an accomplished physician-scientist and a proponent of the “bench to community” model of research. He is committed to developing methods to ensure equal access to cutting-edge medical treatments and eliminate health disparities in Illinois and beyond.

As the Associate Vice Chancellor for Community-Based Practice, Dr. Winn oversees management of the UI Health Mile Square Health Center, a 13-site Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) network. His vision for Mile Square is to build a 21st Century model of community-based health care providers that reflects the mission of the academic health center and develops meaningful research programs that, if adopted, can enhance the overall well-being of the community.

As Director of the UI Cancer Center, Dr. Winn works tirelessly to bridge the gap between basic science and community-based health care. He is a principal investigator on several community-based NIH- and NCI-funded projects including U54 ChicagoCHEC, U54 Cher Chicago, the P20 GUIDE Project, and the UG3 All of Us Precision Medicine Initiative.

Dr. Winn’s basic science research, which has been supported by multiple NIH and VA Merit awards, focuses on the translational aspects of the role the proliferation pathways and cellular senescence play in lung cancer. He has received national and international acclaim for his efforts to empower underserved patient populations, improve health care delivery, and ensure equal access to cutting-edge medical treatments.

Dr. Winn received his medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor. He completed his medical residency at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s Medical Center in Chicago, and a Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine fellowship at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He is a member of the National Cancer Policy Forum of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

Chris Sakalosky serves as Microsoft’s Vice President for the US National Health & Life

Sciences Organization. This $3 billion business covers the entire Health and Life Sciences

ecosystem, extending across partnerships that drive innovation in this sector. In this capacity,

Chris is accountable for helping customers digitally transform, achieve more, and improve care

for their customers. He leads a diverse team focused on delivering customer success with a

dedicated set of industry, sales, and architect professionals. With the company’s mission, in the

context of the Health and Life Science charter, his goal is to improve the quality of life through

health innovations powered by Microsoft solutions.

Since joining Microsoft in 1997, Sakalosky has held several management positions, most

recently as the Vice President of the Central Region Enterprise group. Before that, he served as

Vice President of the Corporate Account group, to which he came from the General Manager of

the Enterprise and Partner Group for the Midwest District. Prior roles also include serving as

Area General Manager of SMS&P for the South Central area, Central Region director for the

Dynamics Enterprise segment, and District Sales Manager for Microsoft’s New England Region.

Chris serves as a senior member of the U.S. Subsidiary Leadership Team.

Sakalosky graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Drew University in Madison, N.J., where he

pursued his interests in international law and economic policy. During that time, he also spent a

year abroad studying International Financial Policy and Law at the University College Dublin,

Ireland.

Chris resides in the Chicago area with his wife and 2 daughters. He also maintains an active

membership in the Economic Club of Chicago.

John O. Wilson is President of HSA PrimeCare, HSA Commercial’s healthcare real estate group. He leads a group of talented professionals specializing in healthcare real estate consulting, leasing, development and property management.

In 1995, Wilson created a healthcare real estate advisory initiative, which has grown into a separate operating division: HSA PrimeCare. Wilson oversees the growth of this group, which has served clients such as Good Samaritan Hospital, Christ Medical Center, Lutheran General Hospital, University of Chicago Hospitals, Silver Cross Hospital, Children’s Memorial Hospital, Advocate Health Centers, Franciscan Alliance, Ingalls Health System, St. Joseph Mercy Health System, South Suburban Hospital, and several independent physician practices. The group has developed, leased and/or managed medical office buildings totaling over 1.5 million square feet. Mr. Wilson has been a speaker at several real estate conferences focusing on healthcare real estate over the past several years.

Having been in the industry more than 35 years, Wilson is one of Chicago’s most respected commercial real estate leaders. He has been successful in all aspects of the industry, including tenant representation, property management, real estate development, land transactions and owner representation. Wilson has negotiated hundreds of real estate transactions valued in excess of $1 billion.

Wilson is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Illinois, a professional affiliate of The Center for Health Design, a charter member of the Chicago Office Leasing Brokers Association, on the Advisory Board of B.U.I.L.D, and a member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association.

UChicago Medicine’s Chief Analytics Officer, Michael Wall is formally trained in pharmacoeconomics and now helps lead UCM’s efforts in transforming to a data-driven enterprise. Michael provides executive leadership for our clinical and operational data and analytics teams. He collaborates with other leaders to develop and deploy a data and analytics delivery model that is sustainable and effective in meeting the needs of data-driven practice and operations for the growing health system. He is an expert on analytic methods for quality, safety, and patient experience who routinely teaches on quality analytics at the national level.

Martina Sze has over 15 years of healthcare experience. Most recently, as a Vice President at Ascend Health, Ms. Sze assisted in the acquisition and development of psychiatric hospitals. Prior to Ascend Health, Ms. Sze worked as a healthcare services analyst at Cooper Hill Partners, a healthcare investment fund, and at Universal American Corp., a managed care company. Ms. Sze received her BBA from the College of William and Mary and her MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Donna Ware is the Executive Director of Planning & Design for BJC HealthCare, one of the

largest nonprofit health care organizations in the United States, delivering services to residents

primarily in the greater St. Louis, southern Illinois and mid-Missouri regions. BJC's teaching

hospitals, Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children's Hospital, are consistently ranked

among the nation’s top hospitals by U.S. News & World Report and are affiliated with

internationally renowned Washington University School of Medicine. BJC serves urban,

suburban and rural communities and includes 14 hospitals and multiple community health

locations.

With over 20 years of medical planning experience designing large-scale health care projects

nationally and internationally, Donna joined BJC in 2008 to lead strategic and campus planning

and project programming and planning across all of BJC’s hospitals. In 2011, Donna was

assigned full time to the Program Management Office to lead the design team for the

Washington University Medical Center Campus Renewal Project, a 10-year endeavor to renew

BJC’s academic campus, including Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children’s hospitals.

Her principle responsibilities include facilities planning and design in partnership with

architects, engineers and contractors to ensure budget and schedule performance.

Additionally, she is responsible for implementing a robust process for campus planning,

programming, exterior design, interior design and activation planning to ensure that building

designs support optimum patient-care experiences.

Prior to joining BJC, Donna worked for several architecture firms. She holds a bachelor’s degree from

Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Donna is a registered architect and resides in Alton, Illinois.

Dr. Laura Findeiss is Acting Professor of Radiology and Surgery at Emory University,

and Chief of Radiology at Grady Memorial Hospital, the largest public hospital in the

United States. She was previously Professor and Chair of Radiology at the University

of Tennessee Medical Center and Chairman of the Board of the Association of

University Radiologists in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Following receipt of her medical degree at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Findeiss

pursued two years of training in General Surgery at the University of Tennessee

Medical Center before completing a Diagnostic Radiology Residency at Virginia Mason

Medical Center in Seattle, Washington and a Fellowship in Vascular and Interventional

Radiology at the University of Washington. Prior leadership roles include serving as

Chief of Interventional Radiology at the University of California, Irvine, and at the

University of Utah School of Medicine. She was recruited to her role at Grady Memorial

Hospital in 2018.

Dr. Findeiss is active in several professional societies focused on vascular disease and

is a Fellow of the Society of Interventional Radiology, the Society of Vascular Medicine,

and the American Heart Association. She is President Elect of the Society of

Interventional Radiology.

Dr. Findeiss has dedicated her administrative efforts to the establishment of aligned

relationships between physician practices and hospital imperatives, and is highly

focused on patient access to care, equity in delivery of care, and fiscally sound models

of care delivery.

James M. Record, MD, JD, FACP was named the Dean of Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin

University in April 2016. As Dean he oversees all operations of the medical school and leads the administration

in developing and executing the school’s mission through its strategic priorities. Over the last two years, the

school has completed a full curriculum redesign, a school-wide organizational restructuring, opened a new

30,000 sf simulation center and is currently building a 100,000 sf on-site research park.

Joining the University in 2015, first as Vice Dean and Chair of Medical Education, Innovation and Humanities,

then later as Interim Dean, he had previously served as the Vice President of Academic Affairs at St. Joseph’s

Healthcare System in New Jersey and Associate Dean for New York Medical College.

Dean Record earned a BA in Biochemistry and Sociology from Bowdoin College, an MD from the University

of Massachusetts Medical School, and a JD from Rutgers University Law School. After medical school, he

completed his internal medicine residency at Brown University School of Medicine/Rhode Island Hospital.

Board-certified in Internal Medicine, he has been a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and held a

number of academic positions in graduate and undergraduate medical education for Mount Sinai (Icahn) School

of Medicine and New York Medical College. He has received a number of academic awards, including Alpha

Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, Outstanding Role Model Award and multiple Excellence in Teaching

and Mentoring awards.

Mark brings 20 years of industry experience to the Firm and is a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee. As Head of the North American Transactions platform, he is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the North American Transactions group. In addition, he is responsible for sourcing transactions and forming joint venture relationships. Mark is also a member of the Firm’s Environmental, Social and Governance Committee and a Sponsor of the Harrison Street Network of Women (HS NOW) affinity group.

Prior to joining Harrison Street, Mark was at Morgan Stanley within its Merchant Banking Real Estate Investing Group. While there, he sourced, underwrote and closed acquisition and joint venture opportunities in the US, Canada and Mexico for several of its funds. In this capacity, he analyzed potential acquisitions, development and redevelopment opportunities across the capital structure, property types and risk/return fund parameters.

Mark graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a BBA in Real Estate and Urban Land Economics as well as Finance, Investments Banking. He is a member of the University of Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association.

Roger Jansen, PhD, is senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Spectrum Health, a leading integrated health system based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has extensive clinical practice, executive management, strategic, business development, M&A and organizational development experience. Roger has led organizations through transformational change, fostered diverse growth and revenue strategies, and spearheaded innovation teams and strategic partnerships to achieve substantial and sustainable growth.

Prior to joining Spectrum Health in August 2011, Roger was CEO of ThinkWise Inc., an organizational development, consulting and technology company in Grand Rapids, Mich. Roger also led Leadership Capital Group, which provided strategic, executive management, mergers and acquisitions, organizational design and human capital planning and consulting efforts to Fortune 500 and family-owned companies internationally. Roger completed his PhD with training in clinical and neuropsychological assessment at the University of Illinois at Chicago and his undergraduate work in psychology and biology at Michigan State University. Roger’s entrepreneurial experience includes forming two technology companies that remain based in West Michigan. Roger has received regional and national recognition as one of the Most Innovative Business Executives in the Midwest and as one of the Top 10 Chief Human Resource Officers in the country.

D. Deeni Taylor is our Executive Vice President – Chief Investment Officer.

Taylor comes to the Physicians Realty Trust from Indianapolis based Duke Realty, Inc. (NYSE:DRE), where he served as an Executive Vice President helping to lead Duke’s healthcare team since 2006.

Prior to his healthcare real estate career, Taylor enjoyed a 25-year hospital career. He served as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer for St. Vincent Health, an Ascension Health ministry including 16 hospitals serving central Indiana. He also served as President of UNITY Health Management Services in Birmingham, Alabama and worked for Ascension’s St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama as the Vice President of Planning and Marketing. Prior to that, he worked for St. Joseph Hospital in Augusta, Georgia, where he served as Vice President Ancillary Services.

He is a graduate of Purdue University, with a B.S. in Pharmacy, and Central Michigan University with a Master of Science in Hospital Administration. Mr. Taylor is a member of ULI and serves on their Healthcare and Life Science Council. He is a member of the Healthcare Real Estate Insights Editorial Board and a past Diplomat in American College of Healthcare Executives. Mr. Taylor has served on Peyton Manning’s PeyBack Foundation since 2001.

Yaa Simpson (AKA Sista Yaa) is an community epidemiologist for TACTS- (The Association of Clinical Trials Services, nfp). She also works for the Chicago Department of Public Health, in Community Engagement as an Epidemiologist. As a public health expert, she has presented, written and taught at numerous schools, professional conferences and community forums. She has a Masters of Public Health from the School of Public Health, and BA from the University of Illinois in Chicago, Associates of Applied Science, Community College of AIR FORCE Surgical Service Technology and pursing a Doctoral Degree in Epidemiology at Walden University.

Dan Trigub is a Regional Vice President at Lyft leading Healthcare, Education, Transit & Government partnerships on the West Coast for Lyft with a focus on Elder Mobility and finding new and innovative solutions to leverage the Lyft platform for our aging population. Before Lyft, Dan spent time working in Business Development at eBay and previously to that founded several companies including OpenPlacement which is a care coordination platform allowing hospital professionals to connect with post-acute care providers such as senior communities for their patients at the moment of discharge.

Before being an entrepreneur, Dan worked in consulting and was also an Associate at GCA Savvian Advisors, an M&A and Capital Advisory Investment Bank in San Francisco where he represented emerging technology, digital health, and healthcare facility companies. Dan holds a degree in economics from Vassar College.

Jim Henry

Joel helps organizations re-imagine their industries and their core business offerings. He has a unique ability to make the complex feel relatable and the impossible achievable. He is relentlessly curious and passionate about helping end-users live better lives through design and enjoys experimenting with hands-on approaches and creative methods. Previous to joining HDR, Joel worked at a major national health system where he led the development of an outpatient strategic plan. With a diverse background in health system leadership, management consulting, and design methods, he is readily equipped to solve hairy problems for large, complex systems.

Jeri Brittin is a public health research scientist with a design and business background encompassing senior-level strategic and client service roles. Her strategic orientation informs her work in the realm of outcomes-oriented design. Dr. Brittin believes that design, as it defines and shapes our places and spaces, can and should be leveraged to achieve outcomes that matter to people, organizations, and communities. Jeri has led HDR’s research team and programs since 2016. Her research portfolio addresses human and health outcomes related to healthcare, workplace, learning, and community environments, as well as programmatic interventions. Dr. Brittin’s expertise includes quantitative and mixed methods research designs and analyses, as well as approaches from systems and decision science. A frequent speaker on the topic of designing for health promotion, she is compelled to bring science and design together, knowing that each has much to offer the other.

Steven Aiello, CAPP, MIB - Senior Vice President, Chief Business Development Officer Steven Aiello was appointed SP+’s Chief Business Development Officer in February 2017. He is responsible for strengthening business relationships by developing key initiatives that increase value and asset performance. Steven successfully manages growth for all markets and exceptionally for SP+ Healthcare Services’ patient centric transportation programs delivering innovative cost effective solutions for every parking, valet and bus shuttle client.

● 20+ years of Parking and Transportation Management experience ● BS Degree from the University of Colorado ● Masters of International Business from the University of Miami ● CAPP Certification from the International Parking Institute ● Member of the International Parking Institute, BOMA and Urban Land Institute

Randall Ehret, PE, Operations Director, High Performance Buildings

Randall Ehret is the Operations Director for ESD’s High Performance Building team. He oversees client relationships, project management and quality control. He has provided electrical infrastructure design for projects such as the Prentice Women’s Hospital and the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in Chicago.

Randy embraces technical design challenges and contributes to commissioning services, such as new hospital blackout testing. Randy is highly regarded as a speaker, presenting at national conventions such as ASHE (American Society for Healthcare Engineering) and for regional professional organizations such as BOMA (Building Owners and Managers Association). He is a board member of I2SL (International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories).

An industrial water treatment expert, Robert Miller is the founder, owner, and President of

Earthwise Environmental. Robert Miller is a Certified Water Technologist (CWT) who has over 30

years of onsite experience with HVAC and water systems for mission critical facilities. As a CWT,

Robert Miller is a recognized authority on Legionella testing, management, and control methods.

Forward-thinking in the water treatment industry, Robert Miller started Earthwise in 1995 to go

beyond the business model of hazardous chemical manufacturing and sales. Earthwise is a full

water solutions partner for data centers, hospitals, universities, manufacturers, and food &

beverage companies with onsite maintenance needs. Robert Miller created the Earthwise

Standard of Care to guarantee quality technical service and encourage continuous improvement

for customer facilities nationwide.

Robert Miller is a member of the Association of Water Technologies (AWT), the American Society

of Heating, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Engineering (ASHRAE), and Cooling Technology

Institute (CTI).

Jeff has been a healthcare market leader and understands the components and issues involved in successfully delivering healthcare facilities today. Besides healthcare, Jeff also focuses on technical and logistically challenged projects, and has had a focus on site development and large earthwork projects. Jeff has more than 28 years of experience providing customer solution services to customers.

Stephanie Barnes joined LAZ Parking in 2015 as Vice President of Healthcare Services. She is

responsible for overseeing and expanding the company's growing Healthcare market share in

patient mobility and ‘access to care’ services.

Stephanie has worked in healthcare sector for over 14 years to include 10 years experience at

Cleveland Clinic. Her experience includes support service operations, food service (retail and

in-patient), security services, master planning, wayfinding, strategic innovations and technology

programs. Her work at Cleveland Clinic and now at LAZ focuses on improving the Patient and

Employee Experience. She passionately works to develop a ‘compassionate service’

environment on the front-line.

Stephanie and her husband both grew up in northeast Ohio and still reside their today with their

three children. Stephanie received her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from John Carroll

University and her Master’s Degree in Security Policy and Strategic Intelligence from Notre

Dame College.

Rick has over 30 years of construction industry and design experience in healthcare, science and technology, and higher education markets. His roles have ranged from Practice Leader, National, Regional and Divisional Manager, Owner, Owner’s Representative and Principle responsible for leadership in strategic planning, business development, branding, and change management. Rick is a collaborative business leader experienced in start-up and turn-around situations, and the proven ability in assembling and leading multidisciplinary teams in studio and matrix organizations.

As Vice President of Construction and Healthcare Team Leader at BEAR Construction, Victor has over 40 years of construction experience, 37 specifically with healthcare and specialized projects in the pharmaceutical, manufacturing, laboratory and research development arenas, including extensive experience in new construction from additions to high rises. As a team leader, he prioritizes strategy and collaboration and excels at coordinating preconstruction, estimating and logistics at the beginning of each and every project for his clients. Victor also has an impeccable record of client satisfaction and follow-through at project completion.

BEAR Experience: 2014

Industry Experience: 1983

Education: Marquette University

"I think we all take great satisfaction in successfully completing construction projects, but there is an extra level of pride when it comes to building healthcare facilities that enrich the lives of so many people."

Brian Howard is the Founder and President of Stage Equity Partners, LLC, a Chicago-based, healthcare real estate investment and development company. Brian is responsible for managing all company transactions and developing and maintaining excellent relationships with partners, tenants, investors, lenders, architects and contractors. Brian has over sixteen years of experience in commercial real estate investment, development and law, with a specialty in the healthcare industry. Brian understands both the uniqueness and complexities of medical real estate, including the nuances of medical facility design, construction, tenant adjacencies, technology, efficiency concerns, Stark law and property management.

Prior to founding Stage, Brian was Vice President of Development for a national real estate company which developed ambulatory care facilities and medical office buildings for healthcare systems, hospitals and physician groups. Further, Brian was formerly the General Counsel for a national real estate development and brokerage company, where he oversaw all legal aspects of the company. At the onset of his career, Brian was an attorney with the real estate group of one of Chicago’s largest law firms. Brian is a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School and holds a bachelor’s degree, with distinction, in political science from the University of Michigan.

Brian is actively involved in many civic and charitable causes, including a board member of Friends of Sinai Children, which supports the Children’s Hospital at Mount Sinai Hospital in Chicago and a board member of the Anti-Defamation League, Midwest Chapter.