Chicago & Midwest + Greater Chicagoland + Industrial | January 5, 2023

Lee Illinois Promotes Seven Chicagoland Brokers

Lee & Associates has made several Chicago-area broker promotions. They imclude the following:

Ryan Earley has been promoted to principal. He concentrates in the I-55 ,I-80 and transportation markets of Chicagoland.

Jay Farnam has been promoted to principal. He focuses on advising mid-to-large size companies on their real estate needs with emphasis on Metro Chicago.

Andrew Blockhas been promoted to SVP, focusing on Chicago’s west suburban marketplace, specifically I-88 and Fox Valley.

Calvin Gunn has been promoted to SVP and focuses on the O’Hare Industrial market and the western suburbs.

Michael O’Leary has been promoted to SVP. He concentrates on the I-80 and I-294 markets of Chicagoland.

Caroline Dell has been promoted to VP and focuses mainly on the industrial market in the I-55 Corridor.

Dylan Maher has been promoted to VP, focusing on the South Chicago and South Cook industrial markets.

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