SushiSamba!

BOMA's Emerging Leaders got tropical (like our weather) for its happy hour yesterday at SushiSamba in River North. LaSalle Investment Management's Brandon Hoyte,  Jones Lang LaSalle's Mason Taylor, and Design Installation Systems? Rob Busam enjoyed the heat and Kobe beef burgers. Rob is working on restoring exteriors at Two North Riverside and the Lyric Opera building, while Brandon says he stays busy just keeping Mason's rabid fans at bay. (Good luck once this article comes out.)
 

U.S. Equities' Jacqueline Cintron, Emily Varese,  and Katy Henkel  were out celebrating the Sears Tower's big green news. Jacqueline says management has been thinking about the project for a while, and when it's completed in  three or four years, it will be great for the city, although a major undertaking for management. Have fun while you can, ladies!

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