Men's Guild Welcomes Two Key Players

The Men's Guild of Children's Hospital Los Angeles has tapped two real estate execs to join its board: Richard Stockton, CEO of Americas for OUE (snapped on a Bisnow panel), and Panattoni Development CEO Adon Panattoni. "We are delighted that Richard and Adon have agreed to join the Board," Men's Guild president Michael Udell, a partner in McKenna Long & Aldridge, told us yesterday. "They are both great guys, and the depth of their involvement and relationships in the real estate industry represent a significant addition to the board that will advance our mission of raising money for the Hospital." The organization boasts some 200 men throughout the LA Basin, many of whom are leaders in the real estate industry.

On Oct. 9, Michael says the Men's Guild will hold its Annual Meeting and Hospital Tour for members and prospective members, where they'll meet with doctors, tour research facilities and hospital wings, and visit with patients. Additionally, on March 7, the Guild has slated its 10th annual Texas Hold ’Em Poker Tournament. According to Michael, the Event will put the Guild over the top of its 10-year goal of raising $1M in a decade for CHLA.

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