BOMA Gives Back

It's about more than just drinks for members of BOMA/Chicago. The organization's Emerging Leaders group collected toys for Horizons For Youth at its holiday party at the  John Hancock Center Observatory.
 
Refinishing  Wrigley Field for the Illinois/Northwestern game last month helped Strata Contractors Kasia Cios and Rhett Ledford get into the holiday spirit (Rhett says the single end-zone wasn't their idea). Now, they're working on winter renovations to the stadium including  larger restrooms and handicap ramps. North American Corp's Alex Cooper and Jason Miller were out seeking new business for their janitorial paper company (maybe the bigger bathrooms at Wrigley will be a win).
Colliers International's Michael Mulligan, Tyler Hague, and Kate Stecich were taking a break from holiday shopping, since the building Tyler and Kate manage—730 N. Michigan—just completed build-outs on its Nordstrom Rack and Anthropologie stores in time for the holidays. Michael's seen a lot of shoppers pouring onto the Mag Mile from his post at the Wrigley Building.

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