Broker Blitz

We took one day out of our vacation to snap these  pics from Jones Lang LaSalle's fifth annual flag football challenge on Thursday. The rain held off just long enough for brokers, clients, and families to toss some quality touchdown passes with former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach.
 

Here's JLL's Steve Stratton, Roger, and Dan Ryan  presenting the first $10,000 raised from the event to volunteers from the American Cancer Society. Thousands more were raised from the evening's silent auction in the Colonnades and Soldier Field. Roger says that the bad economy has brought out the best in people, and the large check (literally) is proof. For those who just joined this game: JLL acquired Staubach just in June of '08.

 

JLL's Peter CappsBill Rogers, and Dan Ryan were joined by Sam Rogers, Bill's son, for some family football fun. Peter says JLL's Corporate Solutions team is working hard off the field, and he's still disappointed that JLL didn't win the DRESL Softball championships.

 

We snapped JLL's Monica MooreBrooke HoughtonLuanne Reedy, and Brian Atkinson near the silent auction table. Today is actually Brian?s first day, coming over from NAI Hiffman. (Yes, he went to the party even before day one; that's commitment.) He'll be with the CBD agency leasing team, which has won 3M-SF of leasing assignments this year. The team has 20M-SF of total space they're leasing.


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