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Chicago Healthcare & Life Sciences Real Estate

Name: Chicago Healthcare & Life Sciences Real Estate
Start: 2022-08-11T14:00:00-05:00
End: 2022-08-11T18:30:00-05:00
Location: 8030 Lamon Ave

Analyzing Operations, New Developments, Lab Design & Diving Into the Biotech Craze

Event Ended On: Thursday August 11 2022

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8030 Lamon Avenue, Skokie, Illinois

8030 Lamon is an existing, 3-Story, 136,000 SF Lab and R & D building located in the Illinois Science + Technology Park that can be customized as a single tenant or multi-tenant property. The Park is a 22-acre science focused campus designed to accommodate demand from life science and technology users at various stages of the business life cycle from startups to Fortune 500 companies in biotech, big pharma, CRO, CRM, clean energy, battery, water and nanotechnology. The Park also has available land which is zoned for office, lab/R & D and pharma grade manufacturing. IS&TP is strategically located near downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport with proximity to leading teaching and research hospitals, major universities, and leading science focused companies.

Speakers and Panels

Chicagoland’s Emergence as a Life Sciences Hub

How the City is Positioning Itself to Attract Highly Sought-After Investment and Best-in-Class Innovation

Dr. Suzet McKinney

Principal & Director, Life Sciences, Sterling Bay

John Conrad

President & CEO, Illinois Biotechnology Innovation Organization (iBIO)

Mark Goodman

Mark Goodman is the president of Mark Goodman & Associates, Inc. (MGA), a privately owned and operated real estate firm that invests in and develops major real estate projects in the Chicago area and select urban cities. Founded over 40 years ago, MGA’s development practice includes land acquisition, new construction, renovation and redevelopment across all property lines, including multifamily residential, office, retail, hospitality and health clubs. MGA also represents third-party property owners with construction; property and asset management; leasing transactions; acquisitions; financing; and dispositions for major central business district office buildings and shopping centers across the country. MGA’s total transaction values, including owned assets, exceeds $3 Billion. Goodman has a keen eye for financial analysis and identifying the potential market value of real estate assets, leading to the successful development of scores of previously overlooked properties. His latest ventures include 320 N. Sangamon, a 13- story modern loft style office building, co-developed with Tishman Speyer, that has been a star performer in Chicago’s downtown office market, achieving a nearly 90% lease-up since its opening less than one year ago, and 400 N. Elizabeth, a 503,000-square-foot lab/office building that will be Chicago’s first purpose-built research and development center designed by and for scientists to serve the rapidly growing life sciences industry. Before launching MGA, Goodman honed his craft with regional land developer and brokerage Kenroy, Inc. and I.C. Industries subsidiary Seay & Thomas, Inc. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute where he serves on its Mixed-Use Urban Development Council, along with other industry, civic and charitable organizations, such as the International Real Estate Institute, Chicago Association of REALTORS ®, and Japan Society. Goodman earned a business degree from Miami University of Ohio and completed graduate coursework in finance at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Mark Goodman & Associates

President

Mark Goodman

President, Mark Goodman & Associates

Dr. Kate Merton

Kate Merton has over 20 years of experience working across the Healthcare industry starting in R&D before moving onto roles in in Marketing, Business Development, and most recently Innovation. During her career Kate has been part of teams that have discovered new drugs, worked to develop and gain approval for blockbuster therapies and is passionate about being part of the future of healthcare where science intersects with the rapid advancements in technology. Kate’s recent roles as Head of both Anthem’s Digital Incubator and the J&J’s Incubator on the East Coast has demonstrated her ability to deliver entrepreneurial talent and products into mainstream healthcare companies. At Anthem Kate launched the Anthem Digital Incubator and led newco business strategy in the incubator group within the Digital Care Delivery team. With J&J Kate was responsible for the regional (NY, Boston, Philadelphia) JLABS P&L and future growth strategies. Kate also led the JLABS global health tech strategy partnering with J&J focus areas (Pharma, Device, Consumer) to identify technologies for inclusion in the J&J portfolio. As the lead operator of Chicago ARC, Kate is raising capital and concentrating on building out the venture collaborative process in partnership with the Bronzeville Lakefront Development. Chicago ARC will work with seed and series A start-ups looking for investment and pilot opportunities in the US targeting areas impacted by Health Equity. Chicago ARC has partnerships in place with leading health systems in the Chicago area to clarify bring together health equity themes where digital solutions and devices can be implemented for near term improvements while long term delivering funding back to the local community. Kate received her undergraduate degree in Pharmacology & Toxicology from King’s College London, holds a PhD in Pharmacology & Toxicology from University of California, Irvine Medical School and received her MBA from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. As the lead operator of Chicago ARC in Illinois, Kate is raising capital and concentrating on building out the accelerator process in partnership with the Bronzeville Lakefront Development. Chicago ARC will work with seed and series A s tart ups looking for investment and pilot opportunities in the US targeting areas impacted by Health Equity. Kate received her undergraduate degree in Pharmacology & Toxicology from King’s College London, holds a PhD in Pharmacology & Toxicology from University of California, Irvine Medical School and received her MBA from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.

Chicago ARC & Farpoint

Executive Director

Dr. Kate Merton

Executive Director, Chicago ARC & Farpoint

Bernie Baker

VP, Project Management Advisors

Moderator

Joe Concepcion

Principal & Head of Asset Management, Singerman Real Estate

Healthcare Report

Dissecting Chicagoland's Development Pipeline, Tech and Operations, the Latest Innovations, and More!

Allyson Hansen

Allyson Hansen, MHA, CPXP has an extensive career leading complex healthcare organizations and ensuring they reach their potential in delivering high quality care while elevating the patient experience, improving operational efficiency and ensuring financial stability. As the CEO & Executive Director of the Illinois Medical District (IMD), Hansen leads with responsibility for strategic planning, vision, growth and daily operations. She is also tasked with fostering relationships and collaboration among partners and stakeholders across the 560 acre healthcare ecosystem. As the Chief Executive Hansen guides the District during a time of explosive growth and creativity, supporting a vibrant healthcare ecosystem that includes four anchor medical institutions and more than 40 health-related facilities. As a seasoned executive with over 20 years’ experience in academic, community and national healthcare systems, Hansen brings extensive experience in strategy development and execution, operational improvement and partnerships to the IMD. Hansen has the proven ability to successfully analyze an organization's critical business requirements, identify deficiencies and potential opportunities, and develop innovative and cost-effective solutions for enhancing competitiveness and improving performance. She moves easily from vision and strategy to implementation and follow-through, building in project management, accountability and managing for daily improvement practices to ensure goal attainment. Hansen developed expertise in planning and administering healthcare services across Chicago land at UChicago Medicine, Loyola Health System, UI Health and Advocate Health Care. Prior to joining the IMD, she was Managing Partner of The Red Penny Group, advising national healthcare systems, medical groups and investors on growth, integration, operations and strategic plans. Hansen holds a Master of Health Administration and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of South Carolina, and is trained in Lean Six Sigma, change management and is a certified Patient Experience Professional. She is trained in Co- Active Coaching and is a graduate of the Disney Institute for Healthcare Leadership. Hansen is an active volunteer and advises emerging leaders and supports their career growth in the Menttium corporate mentoring network. Hansen lives in west suburban La Grange, where she serves on the community advisory council of Lyons Township High School.

Illinois Medical District

CEO & Executive Director

Allyson Hansen

CEO & Executive Director, Illinois Medical District

Michael Becker

Sr. Director Real Estate Services, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

Curt Pascoe

Vice President of Development, Healthcare, Ryan Companies

Phil Mahler

SVP, TopMed Realty

Shawn Janus

National Director, U.S. Healthcare Services, Colliers

Moderator

Albert Lord

Investment Manager, Anchor Health Properties

Strategic Lab Design & Construction

Best Practices for New-Build Facilities and Adaptive Reuse Lab Space

Carl Wolf

COO, LanzaTech

Scott Brandwein

Managing Director, JLL

Jason Utah

Senior Project Manager, Skender

Kurt Lindorfer

Founding Principal, PARADIGM Structural Engineers

Randal Gruberman

Principal and Chief Technology Officer, Level-1 Global Solutions

Eric Atkinson

Life Science Account Manager, Siemens

Moderator

Susan Stearn

Director of Capital Projects, Rush University Medical Center

Welcome & Opening Remarks

George Van Dusen

George Van Dusen was appointed Mayor of the Village of Skokie on January 4, 1999, and has been re-elected to the office each term since then. He had been serving as a Village Trustee since 1984. From 1973 to 1999, Mayor Van Dusen had served as Legislative Assistant and Director of Suburban Operations for U.S. Congressman Sidney R. Yates (9 CD-IL). Prior to becoming a Village Trustee, he served as Assistant Supervisor of Niles Township. Mayor Van Dusen is an active member of the Northwest Municipal Conference (NWMC), serving as a past president and currently on the agency’s Executive and Legislative Committees. He serves as Chairman of the Board for the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC); is a member of the Board of the Illinois Municipal League (IML); is a member of the Council of Mayors Executive Committee, and is Co-Chair of the North Shore Council of Mayors. Mayor Van Dusen is a member of the Adjunct Faculty at Oakton Community College where he teaches American History and American Government. He and his wife, Susan, have been residents of Skokie for 47 years. Their children were educated by Skokie’s public schools and they reside in Skokie with the Van Dusen grandchildren. He is co-author of the Detroit Tigers Encyclopedia (Sports Publishing, Inc., 2002) and Clear It with Sid! Sidney R. Yates and Fifty Years of Presidents, Pragmatism, and Public Service (2019) University of Illinois Press. Van Dusen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Detroit (Michigan) and a Master of Arts and Ph.D. from Loyola University (Chicago). The Village of Skokie provides high-quality government services to over 67,000 residents, 24,000 households and 2,400 businesses all within a 10 mile radius. Skokie was the first community in the entire United States to have nationally accredited FIRE, POLICE and PUBLIC WORKS Departments. In addition, the Skokie Health Department is only one of seven state- certified municipal health departments in Illinois and provides a wide range of services to Skokie residents.

Village of Skokie

Mayor

George Van Dusen

Mayor, Village of Skokie

Venue

8030 Lamon Ave
Skokie, IL 60077

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Free parking available at 4855 Searle Parkway (located at Searle and Lamon)

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Agenda

Time	Activity
2:00 PM 3:00 PM	Pre-Event Networking
3:00 PM 3:15 PM	Welcome & Opening Remarks
3:15 PM 4:00 PM	Strategic Lab Design & Construction Best Practices for New-Build Facilities and Adaptive Reuse Lab Space
4:00 PM 4:45 PM	Healthcare Report Dissecting Chicagoland's Development Pipeline, Tech and Operations, the Latest Innovations, and More!
4:45 PM 5:30 PM	Chicagoland’s Emergence as a Life Sciences Hub How the City is Positioning Itself to Attract Highly Sought-After Investment and Best-in-Class Innovation
5:30 PM 6:30 PM	Post-Event Networking and Cocktails

WHY THIS MATTERS

What You'll Learn:

How has the pandemic transformed the way we develop and operate healthcare facilities and medical office buildings?
How will telemedicine continue to change Chicagoland’s healthcare industry moving forward?
With new zoning regulations supporting the Illinois Medical District as an innovation hub, what impact will this have on developing the surrounding community into a live, work, play environment?
Between the Bronzeville Lakefront, Lincoln Yards, the 78, and the Illinois Science and Technology Park, there is significant square footage being devoted to lab and research space. How will that change the landscape of Chicago?
How are companies choosing their market locations and what can Chicago do to poise itself as an emerging life sciences hub?
How is the Chicagoland life sciences sector being positioned for inclusive growth, including expanding the talent pool, connecting with surrounding health and educational entities, and positioning developments for continued company expansion?
There have been a number of office-to-lab space conversions in Chicagoland. What are the upsides and the challenges? Are there other asset types that are being eyed for lab space conversions? Do tenants prefer ground up new developments, or converted lab space?
What are the current best practices for the development, design, and construction of life sciences buildings?

How You'll Do More Business:

As Chicagoland continues to position itself as a leader in healthcare and as an emerging life sciences hub, gain exclusive insights into the latest trends and actionable strategies to incorporate old and new techniques to improve the overall patient experience. Discover the future of Chicago’s life sciences sector as thought leaders discuss where the future of the asset class is headed. What does the market need for continued growth and expansion and what challenges are being faced? Join industry leaders in Chicago as they discuss how owners and developers are capitalizing on the healthcare and life sciences industries in Chicagoland. Find out where there is room for opportunities, and where to capitalize on these trends. Join us and the region's best as we dive deep into the market and analyze the trends impacting its growth.

Who Attends: Brokers, owners, developers, investors, construction, designers, architects, financial institutions, government officials and more!

Why You Should Attend: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us. Join Bisnow as we jump into the market in Chicagoland to analyze its strengths and strategize on its areas of opportunity.

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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SAFETY

We hosted more than 72,000 attendees live, in-person around the globe in 2021. Our commitment to safety is no different in 2022. Our events follow all local Covid-19 regulations and protocols. In the interest of the safety of all our guests, we recommend taking a rapid or PCR test for proof of negative results before attending any gathering.

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Chicago Healthcare & Life Sciences Real Estate

Analyzing Operations, New Developments, Lab Design & Diving Into the Biotech Craze

Presented By

Event Host

8030 Lamon Avenue, Skokie, Illinois

Speakers and Panels

Chicagoland’s Emergence as a Life Sciences Hub

How the City is Positioning Itself to Attract Highly Sought-After Investment and Best-in-Class Innovation

Dr. Suzet McKinney

John Conrad

Mark Goodman

Dr. Kate Merton

Bernie Baker

Joe Concepcion

Healthcare Report

Dissecting Chicagoland's Development Pipeline, Tech and Operations, the Latest Innovations, and More!

Allyson Hansen

Michael Becker

Curt Pascoe

Phil Mahler

Shawn Janus

Albert Lord

Strategic Lab Design & Construction

Best Practices for New-Build Facilities and Adaptive Reuse Lab Space

Carl Wolf

Scott Brandwein

Jason Utah

Kurt Lindorfer

Randal Gruberman

Eric Atkinson

Susan Stearn

Welcome & Opening Remarks

George Van Dusen

Venue

Agenda

WHY THIS MATTERS

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