Published on 4/12/2001 - Page 1 of 4
Published on 4/12/2001 - Page 1 of 4 |
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| One of the night's sponsors was Chicago-based law firm Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, which touts famous author Scott Turow among its partners. Manning the booth were J. Ross Docksey, Kathleen J. Brangan and Jill Stephanie. |  |
| Here's Aimee Gerloff of EDM with accomplished runner and esteemed Wisconsinite Steffanie Luther of Loop Capital Markets. |  |
| Robin Cook is an independent "organizational development consultant." He's with Frank Brletich, president and CEO of Schaumburg-based WirelessInfo Tech. His company helps businesses make wireless versions of their Web sites. |  |
| John Hackett and Susan Caplan of SC Associates. It's her own marketing and communications consultancy. |  |
| TV anchor hair-sporting Jay Sorensen is president of Shorewood, Wisc. based Wingscape.com. Jay is talking with a gleaming Matthew Frederick. |  |
| Jostein Baustad represented another sponsor of the evening consulting giant Accenture. To his right is Chicago-based WirelessResumes.com's Al Katz. |  |
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| Ruder Finn's Michelle Nolan and Fleishman Hillard's Lawerence Larsen are in the business of publicity. I personify publicity, which is why they are so giddy. |  |
| Fancy-suited and shiny-tied James Kolbusz of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Damon Skinner of Salomon Smith Barney were fine with getting their picture taken. That is, so long as I wasn't asking for their money. |  |
| Accenture staffers Chris Pierce, Kelly Meyer, Jessica Nyman and Georgia Kefalas. |  |
| Kellogg MBA student Robert Barry is going to be "the next Bill Gates," according to his friend Nick Dragisic, who serves as a VP for Naperville-based Business Systems Online. If I were Robert I'd rather be the next James Van Der Beek. |  |
| Narimon Safavi works for Principia Jewels, which I assume has something to do with gems and not groceries. Matt Hartzman is president of Web development firm Nexiv. |  |
| I.C. Stars' David Starr leads this fearsome threesome. He's with Lori Erikson of Fleishman-Hillard and Rick Summer of wireless software firm Auvo Technologies. |  |
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| The Executive's Club of Chicago had a presence. Here's Per Norander and Michelle Scott. |  |
| Sonnenschein's David Jacobson is the second most famous person at his law firm. Katie Kaufman was the second employee at First Tuesday. |  |
| Julie Rallo was just HIRED by Accenture. Congrats! She's schmoozing with Pocket DBA's VP of Sales Lyle Wells and CEO Ari Kaplan. |  |
| Strategic Interlinks' Stefan Levy toasted the camera with a fine glass of Mad Dog 20/20. Just kidding-- I am sure it was some kind of high-brow Merlot. |  |
| Elliott Baretz just left Xpedior for the Pulse Agency. Peter Brooks is a VP at Barrington-based Syclo. |  |
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| John Haulick works for the Pulse Agency. Susan Furlong is a marketing consultant. |  |
| David Yanda and Jason Putnam are account executives for Restaurantpro.com. They sell software to restaurants. |  |
| Richard Ross runs his own marketing firm. He was talking with vCapital's Steve Trybus and Kristin Peters. |  |
| PriceWaterhouseCoopers Paul Donnellan gabbed with commercial real estate expert Barbara Ellis of Cushman & Wakefield. |  |
| Team Heineken. Here's Andrea Farris of Accenture, entrepreneur Rich Cohen and Accenture's Hung Vo. |  |
| Ruder Finn's Brian Connolly is my favorite picture pal. He's gracing TV House's Kathleen Behof and David Jacobson with his presence. |  |
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Pictures/Commentary by KELLY FOLMER Content Coordinator kelly@eprairie.com |