Sweet 14: BOMA Golf Classic

At a post-game reception for BOMA’s 14th Annual Golf Classic held last week at the Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, Zeller Realty COO Robert Six thanked the 318 golfers, sponsors, and volunteers who made it another sell-out. BOMA/Chicago’s golf fete included: breakfast, 18 holes with lunch and beverages served on the course, and a reception held at the clubhouse and outdoor patio. BOMA/ Chicago reps the managers of most Chicago Class-A offices; that’s 252 buildings.
Among those grateful that the day, which started with threatening weather, ended clear and at 85 degrees: Hard Surface Finishers prez Mike Johnson, Behringer Harvard VP Michael Reilly, Hard Surface Finishers' Marah Weinburger, and Golub Realty Services senior asset manager Joell Molk. Behringer Harvard’s management portfolio here includes 10 & 120 S. Riverside Plaza, 200 S Wacker Dr, and One Financial Place. Of course, Golub owns the John Hancock Center, 22 W Washington at Block 37, 225 W Washington St and 625 N Michigan Ave, among other properties. 

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