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November 2011 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Abel David Employer: William Blair and Co. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 222 W. Adams St. Chicago IL 60606 312-236-1600 William Blair & Co., LLC Acosta Rolando Employer: Rolando Acosta Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 2949 w. gREGORY sT. Chicago IL 60625 312-636-6937 1601 West Division LLC 1815 W. Division LLC 2630 Milwaukee LLC Clovis Investments, LLC CORU 465 LLC Elston Center, LLC Hubbard Street Dance Co. Institute For Latino Progress Kargil Development Lake Loomis LLC Lawrence Fisheries M. Fishman & Co Millinnieum East, LLC Prime Group Randolph Real Estate LLC Wabash Development Group Page 1 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Aitken Ronald Employer: SNC Lavalin Inc Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 1075 W. Georgia 18th Flr Vancouver BC 11111 604-605-4932 Chicago Department of Aviation Vancouver, BC Canada V6E 3C9 Alba Miguel Employer: SUPERVALU d/b/a Jewel-Osco and Save-a-Lot Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 150 Pierce Rd., Ste. 200 Itasca IL 60143 630-948-6895 Supervalu d%2fb%2fa Jewel-Osco and Save-a-Lot Aldrete Sylvia Employer: AT&T Illinois Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 225 W. Randolph St., Ste. 27B Chicago IL 60606 312-727-4055 AT&T Illinois Alexander Adrienne Employer: AFSCME Council 31 Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 205 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 2100 Chicago IL 60601 312-641-6060 AFSCME Council 31 Page 2 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Alexander James Employer: Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 230 W. Monroe St., 24th Flr, MAC Chicago IL 60606 312-762-9026 Wells Fargo Securities, LLC E2616-241 Algee Jaquie Employer: SEIU Health Care IL/IN Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 820 W. Jackson Blvd Chicago IL 60607 312-980-9000 SEIU Health Care IL%2fIN Allman Donald Employer: Titan Outdoor LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 850 Third Ave New York NY 10022 212-909-7645 Titan Outdoor LLC Page 3 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Alvarez Michael Employer: Michael Alvarez Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 6120 N. Kirkwood Chicago IL 60646 847-791-4105 Advanced Occupational Medicine Specialists Avaya, Inc. Bohemian National Cemetery Globetrotters Engineering Corp. Government Enhancement Services Illinois Concrete Products Assoc. LAZ Parking Oracle SmartKiosks Smith Dawson & Andrews St. Anthony Hospital Steinco Inc Teng and Associates, Inc UBM, Inc VPS Ambrose Allan Employer: Northern Trust Corporation Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 50 South LaSalle St., B-12 Chicago IL 60603 312-557-0945 Northern Trust Corporation Page 4 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Ammann Nicholas Employer: Apple Inc. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 1 Infinite Loop, MS 3-CF Cupertino CA 95014 408-389-6800 Apple, Inc Anderson Jane Employer: Anderson & Moore, P.C. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 111 W. Washington, Ste. 1100 Chicago IL 60602 312-251-1500 Yellow Services, Inc Anderson J. Edward Employer: PRT International, LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 7500 Equitable Dr. Eden Prairie MN 55344 763-586-0877 PRT International LLC Angus Jessica Employer: SEIU Health Care IL/IN Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 820 W. Jackson Blvd Chicago IL 60607 312-980-9000 SEIU Health Care IL%2fIN Anosike Dennis Employer: Northern Trust Corporation Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 50 S. LaSalle St., M-9 Chicago IL 60603 312-444-5031 Northern Trust Corporation Page 5 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Arnone Kym Employer: Barclays Capital, Inc. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 745 Seventh Ave. New York NY 10019 212-526-6332 Barclays Capital Inc Asaro Lenny Employer: Neal & Leroy, LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 203 N. LaSalle, Ste. 2300 Chicago Il 60601 3126417144 Comer Science & Education Foundation GCCP, LLC GCYC, LLC RCHD, LLC Sonia Shankman School Corp. Attermann Neal Employer: Citigroup Global Markets Inc. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 390 Greenwich St., 2nd Flr New York NY 10013 212-723-5646 Citigroup Global Markets Inc. Avgeris James Employer: Avgeris and Associates, Inc Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 2500 S. Highland Ave., #103 Lombard IL 60148 630-620-8684 JCA Gift Trust Page 6 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Avgeris James Employer: Avgeris and Associates, Inc Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 2500 S. Highland Ave., #103 Lombard I 60148 630-620-8684 JCA Gift Trust Bach Philip Employer: KPMG, LLP Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 303 E. Wacker Dr Chicago IL 60601 312-665-1747 KPMG LLP Bailes William Employer: William Bailes Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 8999 Palmer St. River Grove IL 60171 708-583-0100 Gateway Park, LLC Baker Bruce Employer: Illinois Bankers Assoc. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 194 E. Delaware Place, #500 Chicago Il 60611 312-347-3400 IL Bankers Assoc. Baker Helen Employer: Freeborn & Peters LLP Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 311 S. Wacker Dr., Ste. 3000 Chicago IL 60606 312-360-6256 Interfaith House Page 7 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Balanoff Tom Employer: SEIU Local 1 Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 111 E. Wacker Dr. 25th Flr Chicago IL 60601 312-233-8707 SEIU Local 1 Page 8 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Banks James Employer: Law Offices of Samuel V.P.Banks Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 221 N. LaSalle At., #3800 Chicago IL 60601 3127821983 1049-55 W. Fulton Market 2113 W. Armitage LLC 2219 Clybourn Properties, LLC Blauvise, Moshe Doliwa, Krzysztof Doliwa, Krzysztof Krawczyszyn, Jill Lampignano, Vito Lawrence Winthrop LLC Martino, Joanne Mehraban, Ray Mehra, Gunjan Mia Property Acquisitions LLC Munoz, Juan Carlos Nigerian Islamic Assoc. of the USA Perillo BMW Reiss, Ray Salbi, Paul Salvation Army Schumacher, Nicole Slowiak, Michael Smart City LLC Investment Steinmetz, Robert Ultimate Homes LLC Page 9 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Banks William Employer: Schain, Burney, Banks & Kenny, Ltd Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 70 W. Madison, Ste. 4500 Chicago IL 60602 312-345-5700 150 East Ontario Acquistions LLC CBS Outdoor Display Division Chicago Sport and Social Club Chryczxy, Wojciech City Winery Columbus Park LLC CRM Properties Fakhoury, Khaldoun Gold Star Jewelry and Coin Co. Grot, Wojciech Hoyne Avenue Corp. LV Station LLC Midwest Real Estate Equities Milanowski, Andrzej MR Properties LLC M & T Partnership New Directions Housing Olympic South, Inc Pope Building Condo. Assoc. Rass Hospitality VacationRentChicago.com Barkan Ari Employer: Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name One Madison Ave. New York NY 10010 212-538-6493 Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Page 10 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Barney Kevin Employer: Kutak Rock, LLP Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name One S. Wacker Dr., Ste. 2050 Chicago IL 60606 3126024117 Kutack Rock, LLP Basehart Tom Employer: Melvin & Co. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 111 W. Jackson Blvd., STe. 2110 Chicago IL 60604 312-895-7523 Melvin & Company Batara Jeffery Employer: ComEd Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 440 S. LaSalle St., Ste. 3300 Chicago Il 60605 312-394-5569 ComEd Bauer Steven Employer: Ungaretti & Harris LLP Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 70 West Madison Ste. 3500 Chicago IL 60602 312-977-4464 Chicago Property Concierge Trattoria Gianni, Inc Valpiano International LLC Page 11 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function. Board of Ethics List of Registered Lobbyists Refreshed on: 11/15/11 Becker John Employer: Philips Lighting Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 818 18th St. NW Ste. 1010 Washington DC 20006 202-463-4500 Philips Lighting Beck James Employer: Melvin & Co. Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 111 W. Jackson Blvd., Ste. 2110 Chicago IL 60604 312-895-7520 Melvin & Company Benton Derryl Employer: Airport Management Services, LLC Last Name First Name Address Phone Client Name 2349 Blossomwood Dr. Oviedo FL 32765 321-972-4338 Airport Management Services, LLC Page 12 of 187 City of Chicago This Report may be searched using the "Ctrl-F" function.
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