LEE GOLUB

YREP's final luncheon of the year featured Golub EVP  Lee Golub weaving his life story. Cliffs Notes: he interned for his father's company in college but didn't want to be known as ?the owner's kid.? After working for Bank of America in Colorado and Frain Camin Swartchild in Chicago, Lee came on board in the late '80s and has since done everything from agency leasing, to development in Central Europe, to helping Block 37 get out of the dirt.

Listening in, Bliss PR's Dave Miranda, CBIZ's Jill Considine, and Newmark Knight's Anna Rothenbaum  and Matt Abrahamson. Anna and Matt have already picked up 60 retail listings as part of NKF's 18-month-old retail team. Anna said she couldn't pick a favorite, but Matt likes Streeter Place. (Looks like he's already learned to cozy up to ownership: Golub owns the building)

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