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CHICAGO ENGINEERS’ FOUNDATION65 West Jackson Boulevard | Chicago, Illinois 60604

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Empowering Chicago’s Next Generation of Engineers

2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

CHICAGO ENGINEERS’FOUNDATIONof the Union League Club of ChicagoYEARS OF INCENTIVE AWARDS

Mission

History

CEF 2018-2019 Leadership

To encourage and empower young people to become the next generation of engineers through scholarship opportunities, outreach to educational institutions, and promoting interest in engineering as a career.

The Chicago Engineers’ Foundation (CEF) evolved from the Chicago Engineers’ Club, an organization established in 1903 as a professional, social and networking group for the Chicago engineering community. During its tenure, the Club established a foundation and presented its first student awards in 1969. The Chicago Engineers’ Club Foundation became the present-day Chicago Engineers’ Foundation of the Union League Club in 1975. CEF remains one of three nonprofit organizations with a home at the Union League Club of Chicago, and proudly celebrates 50 years of Incentive Awards to Chicago’s future engineers in 2019.

OfficersPresidentErik Cempel*

First Vice PresidentRebecca Wingate

Second Vice PresidentTom Riley +

SecretaryMichael Driscoll +

TreasurerJohn Liston +

General CounselPatrick Burns +

Immediate Past PresidentJames B. Treleaven +

DirectorsPaul Barter Sid Bennett Wendy Betts + Joni Croll + Sharon Harmsworth Brian Herbstritt Deborah Hodges + Lisa Kennedy Michael LevAndrew Levenfeld + Cosmin Lucaci +Michael Nauman + Thomas Penn Steve SchlegelCyrus Walker Kelsey WatterworthP. Kay Whitlock William WilliamsKarl Zimmerman

AdvisorsJustin Dyer Steve Hoover Paul Juettner

Sue KhalifahMichael Kharouta*Carissa Kloncz + Bart KozialDamian Krebsbach Taylor Leahy Pat Maloney*Martin OwensMartin RossNancy Ross Erin L.D. SibleyMark SmithEvan Wind

Emeritus DirectorsWalter Farrell Terry Hendrickson Van Lear Anthony McGuire William J. Nissen Don Pries David B. Whitehurst

Executive DirectorDebbie Birrell

* Denotes CEF Award Alumni+ Denotes CEF Committee Chair

From the PresidentOn behalf of the CEF Scholars, thank you to everyone who gave their time, talents, and resources to enlighten students across Chicago to the value and excitement of engineering careers – and then supported $116,000 in Incentive Awards to help them achieve their career goals. Our volunteers, donors and friends make up an incredible community dedicated to providing K-12 STEM education, Incentive Awards, and career development to the future problem-solvers and innovators of Chicago.

In 1969 the Chicago Engineers’ Club Foundation presented its first $100 awards to ten Chicago high school students planning to study engineering in college. The awards became an annual activity and continued when the organization merged with the Union League Club of Chicago in 1975. Over the last five decades, the Chicago Engineers’ Foundation (CEF) has grown to inspire, encourage and empower Chicago’s next generation of engineers.

In June 2019 we honored the 50th anniversary of our Incentive Award program when we celebrated our class of 2019 scholars. A highlight of the celebration was the presentation of CEF’s inaugural Distinguished Alumni Award. CEF established this award to honor past award recipients for their professional achievements and dedication to future engineers. George A. Smith (Class of 1971) accepted this year’s honor. Mr. Smith received his CEF award as a Lindblom High School graduate. He attended Purdue University, pursuing a degree in electrical engineering. While at Purdue, George Smith was one of six students who founded a first-of-its-kind professional and mentoring society for minority engineering students, which is now known as the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE).

Mr. Smith is an incredible role model. A modest award encouraged him in 1971, and George Smith went on to establish an organization that grew to 16,000 members and over 500 Chapters worldwide. George Smith continues to visit K-12 classrooms as a CEF volunteer to inspire young minds and share all that engineering offers to our history, present and future. More CEF alumni are returning to CEF to volunteer and encourage future award recipients. It is a true honor to present CEF’s first Distinguished Alumni Award to George Smith, and to be a fellow award alum.

Incentive Awards are now presented to up to 100 Chicago high school and college students each year. In fact, over the last 50 years, the Chicago Engineers’ Foundation has presented awards to more than 2,000 students. Additionally, CEF has grown to offer both classroom and career development programming. These programs work together to ensure Chicago’s aspiring engineers are on track to succeed.

Your support this year provided Chicago’s next generation of engineers with:

• Merit-based awards to high school and college students totaling $116,000: Our Scholars are from neighborhoods across Chicago and 38% are first generation college students.

• 40 outreach visits to schools and organizations, impacting 1,000 K-12 students.

• Two career workshops which included resume and interview skill development, mentoring, corporate tours and networking opportunities.

• The CEF Resume Exchange, which connects scholars with companies seeking engineering interns.

Thank you to all of our Directors, Advisors, volunteers and donors for the impact you’ve had this year!

I particularly want to express our gratitude to the Union League Club of Chicago (ULCC). I am proud of our home within ULCC. With their generous support of the Chicago Engineers’ Foundation and other nonprofit initiatives, the Union League Club creates an indelible stamp on the community, preserving and enhancing its proud civic and philanthropic legacy in Chicago.

If you are learning about Chicago Engineers’ Foundation for the first time, please join us. Simply volunteer to share your own work experience with students, evaluate Incentive Award applications, or share the CEF Resume Exchange with your company to start getting involved.

Engineers innovate, build, and improve our world, and together we are inspiring, encouraging and empowering remarkably talented students who are the future of engineering. We look forward to celebrating many more milestone anniversaries and, more importantly, celebrating the outstanding achievements of our alumni for years to come.

With gratitude,

Erik Cempel, PE, PMPPresident & CEF Award Alum

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The Class of 2019 Includes CEF’s Largest Group of Renewing Awardees A 90% Retention Rate!

CEF Scholars: In Their Own Words

Michael KadusFreshman, Purdue University

Engineers of the 21st Century are entrusted with the responsibility to combat some of the world’s most pressing issues. Engineers develop technology to make the world a safe and better place.

My contribution as an engineer addresses an issue that hits close to home-- I have developed a viable solution to mitigate the effects of drunk driving. My friend’s brother was killed by a drunk driver the night of his homecoming dance. Drunk driving is a real pandemic in the United States. Unfortunately, anyone in a car can be at risk.

I’ve formulated a cutting-edge solution to eliminate the possibility of drunk driving. My solution is the Soteria Driver Protection System (DPS), named after the Greek word for safety. DPS uses transdermal ethanol sensors placed on a steering wheel to detect a driver’s blood alcohol level. Within as little as 10 seconds Soteria would trigger the protection system and suspend vehicle operation. My system would be more effective, friendly and universal than relying solely on police officers to pull over intoxicated drivers.

This Fall I start my college career as an Electrical Engineering major and plan to focus on topics related to systems, RF signals, and data collection/usage. My participation with Chicago Engineers’ Foundation will help me experience the opportunity of uniting a strong undergraduate engineering program with my entrepreneurship strategies. This combination will help me advance my solution for making the world a safer place. My DPS is a safe, private, and efficient solution to our drunk driving pandemic and will become the new standardized safety feature in automobiles. Chicago Engineers’ Foundation will help make my engineering career goals a reality.

Alyssa SopanaratSenior, University of Michigan- Ann Arbor

The Chicago Engineers’ Foundation has provided me with more support than I ever imagined I would receive as a college student. I won my first CEF Award when I was a Senior at Whitney Young High School. Each year I’ve received CEF Incentive Awards, I have also gained valuable resources and support to help me though my education.

Last summer, I was offered an internship position through CEF’s first Resume Exchange. Newell Brands viewed my resume through the CEF Exchange and contacted me about interviewing for a software engineering internship. After going through my first professional interview process, I received and accepted an offer to spend last summer with the Newell software engineering team in Atlanta, GA. Not only did my first internship provide me with valuable skills, connections and experience, it gave me confidence in myself as an engineer.

This year I received another interview opportunity with a competitive Chicago company through the next CEF Resume Exchange. Although I decided to pursue another internship for this summer, I gained great experience with behavior and technical interviews, and meeting with engineers and executives thanks to CEF. My education and career decisions are often stressful, but CEF has provided me with support and many opportunities to grow and learn. As I start my Senior year and prepare to search for full-time jobs, I’m nervous but also ready. My readiness is due to years of hard work, and all I’ve gained from my participation with Chicago Engineers’ Foundation. I am prepared and have made incredible progress towards my career goals thanks to the opportunities I’ve received from Chicago Engineers’ Foundation.

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2019 Incentive Award Recipients

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Freshman Class

Zachary Anderson Walter Payton College Prep University of Notre Dame

Raymond Bernardo Mather High School University of Illinois at Chicago

Henry Beuving Lane Tech College Prep University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Francis Burke-Olson Lane Tech College Prep Northwestern University

Collin Butler Walter Payton College Prep Miami University

Kellie Chu Muchin College Prep University of Michigan

Cameron Cole Kenwood Academy University of Southern California

Liam Coughlin Brother Rice High School Purdue University

Daisaq Cyrilla Jones College Prep University of Illinois at Chicago

Maureen Davasse Jones College Prep Purdue University

Gabriella Finch Latin School of Chicago University of Iowa

Michael Henze St. Rita of Cascia High School Clemson University

Thomas Hoos Walter Payton College Prep University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Michael Kadus Loyola Academy Purdue University

McKenna Kallianis Marist High School Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Angelica Lorenzo Loyola Academy Yale University

Jessa Malicdem Lane Tech College Prep Northeastern University

Vladimir Martinez Whitney M. Young High School University of Michigan

Joseph McCarey Lane Tech College Prep Harvard University

Diana Miller Lindblom Math & Science Academy University of Michigan

Diego Rivera Curie Metropolitan High School University of Iowa

Eric Roman Northside College Prep University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Jack Ross St. Ignatius College PrepSaint Louis University

Ciaran SheridanBrother Rice High School University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Ian Shimandle Northside College Prep Northwestern University

Royal Shrestha Lane Tech College Prep University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Guadalupe SolisAir Force Academy High School University of Illinois at Chicago

Ilaisanne SummersWalter Payton College Prep Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Andrew Thompson Brother Rice High School University of Wisconsin at Madison

Kevin Williams Taft High School Engineering Pathways to University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Daniel Wong Lane Tech College Prep University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Sophomore Class

Vivian Auduong Stanford University

Stefan Borjan Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nora Chambers Northwestern University

Marc Jiang Northwestern University

Sophie Keller Cornell University

Joe Kresic The Ohio State University

Kimberly Lu Princeton University

Michael Marino University of Notre Dame

Kyle McNamara University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Nina Onyemeziem Princeton University

Pratik Patel Illinois Institute of Technology

Thomas Phelan The Ohio State University

Julian Robinson Case Western Reserve University

Chloe Zwolfer University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Junior Class Erika Anderson Case Western Reserve University

Jorge Barrios University of Illinois at Chicago

Brett Bittner Valparaiso University

Michael Bump Northwestern University

Sarah Coughlin Northwestern University

Ying Guan University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Dylan Haugh-Ewald University of Michigan

Joseph Henze Clemson University

Jay Huang University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Danica Jayco University of Michigan

Matthew Kadus University of Kentucky

David Kierpiec University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Victoria Krummick University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Alexander Marks Purdue University

Max Mitchell University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Peter Motyka University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Weronika Myslak University of Michigan

Uchenna Ngwe University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Karolina Rak University of Michigan

Ava Sherry Harvey Mudd College

Elizabeth Travnik University of Notre Dame

Yesenia Ulloa Stanford University

Senior Class

Laith Abad University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Sara Baase University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Anastasia Bouchelion Vanderbilt University

John Burke University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Guillermo Camarillo Stanford University

Liam Clair Saint Louis University

Liam Flood University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Bhavin Gandhi University of Michigan

Kristen Kacich University of Illinois at Chicago

Marta Marczuk University of Michigan

Richard Mauge University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Robert Mauge University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Christopher Obiozor Columbia University

Suliyat Olagbenro University of Michigan

Anne Reardon University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Justin Reyes Tufts University

Tess Russell Northwestern University

Justin Schmit University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Paige Solcani University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Alyssa Sopanarat University of Michigan

Justin Tringl Illinois Institute of Technology

Sasu Tuladhar University of IL at Urbana-Champaign

Johan Villanueva Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Atirah Winford Illinois Institute of Technology

Ka Wong Northwestern University


2019 Incentive Award Recipients continued

Boston University * Carnegie Mellon University * Case Western Reserve University * Columbia University * Clemson University * Cornell University * Dartmouth College * Harvard University * Harvey Mudd College Illinois Institute of Technology * Johns Hopkins * Marquette University * Massachusetts Institute of Technology * Miami University * Michigan State University * Northeastern University * Northwestern University Purdue University * Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology * Saint Louis University * Stanford University * The Ohio State University * Trinity College * Tufts University * University of Iowa * University of Illinois at ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign * University of Kentucky * University of Michigan * University of Notre Dame * University of Southern California * University of Wisconsin-Madison * Valparaiso UniversityVanderbilt University * Yale University

Award Recipients by University

1st Vice President Rebecca Wingate and Secretary Michael Driscoll with the winners of the CEF Award at the 2019 Future Cities Competition


CEF Student Outreach

Students and professionals chat at the inaugural Student Success Networking Event CEF leaders and volunteers with the winners of the Union League Boys and Girls Club Science Fair

Volunteers Made Morethan 40 outreach Visits

outreach iMpacted 1,000 K-12 students

CEF Advisor Erin Sibley facilitates a discussion at a Chicago Public Schools scholarship event

Alum George Smith discusses engineering with students at Howe Elementary

CEF Award recipients, alumni and professionals at the first Student Success Networking Event

President and Alum Erik Cempel discusses a project while serving as a judge at the Union League Boys and Girls Club Science Fair

CEF Advisor Paul Juettner talks about engineering careers at Kennedy High School

Executive Director Debbie Birrell details the CEF Incentive Award opportunities to students at the Chicago Scholars Scholarship Fair

CEF Advisor Marty Owens moderates a panel discussion at the annual Student Success Workshop with Director Cyrus Walker, Director Paul Barter, and Advisor Taylor Leahy

Union League Boys and Girls Club members work on engineering projects inspired by the Chicago World’s Fair in honor of the 125th anniversary for a special CEF competition

Members of the Union League Boys and Girls Club create an engineering project to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Chicago World’s Fair as part of a special CEF competition


CEF Celebrations

Congratulations to the 2019 Incentive Award recipients

Alumni (from left) Advisor Pat Maloney, NSBE Co-founder George Smith and President Erik Cempel at a CEF reception celebrating engineering during National Engineers Week 2019

(Far left) Rebecca Beem and Richard Beem (Far right) with award recipients Michael and Joseph Henze (middle) and their parents at the 2019 Incentive Award Celebration

Hopewell Brewing, voted Best Brewery at CEF’s Building Brews 2018 event

Alum and NSBE Co-founder George Smith receives the inaugural CEF Distinguished Alumni Award at the 2019 Award Celebration from President Erik Cempel

Advisor and Alum Pat Maloney and guest enjoy this year’s Engineering Magic event

Guests attending CEF’s reception, Celebrating Engineering in Chicago, during National Engineers Week 2019

Magician Steve Belliveau (a former engineer) performs at Engineering Magic

CEF hosted A World of Innovation, a luncheon in celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Chicago World’s Fair

(From left) 2nd Vice President Tom Riley, Director Michael Nauman, and Emeritus Director William Nissen are all smiles at Engineering Magic

Director Wendy Betts places a silent auction bid at Engineering Magic

Incentive Award SponsorsGifts of $1,000 and above

AnonymousAMVETS Post #66Beem Patent Law FirmMr. & Mrs. Sid BennettMr. Patrick BurnsMr. Erik Cempel and Dr. Pil Bin ImCless Family FoundationMr. Nicholas Conrardy in honor of Sid BennettMr. & Mrs. Mark and Joni Croll Mr. John Croll Mr. & Mrs. Armond DinvernoMr. Phil Dodson and Ms. Nancy RossMrs. Arlene Eckmann in memory of Donald Eckmann Mr. Walter Farrell Mr. & Mrs. James GillespieMs. Sharon Harmsworth & Ms. Diane FerrariMr. & Mrs. Stephen HooverMr. Van LearMr. Michael Lev The Curtis Linder Family in memory of Wm. D. & Glenna LinderMr. John ListonMr. & Mrs. Anthony McGuireMr. & Mrs. Wiliam J. Nissen Nitzberg Magic FundMr. Thomas Penn Primera FoundationThe Radomski Family in memory of Michael RadomskiMr. Richard RauchMr. Martin RossMr. Thomas P. RileyRotary/One Chicago Mr. Stephen Schlegel The Sinka FamilyGeorge & Judith ThomasMs. P. Kay WhitlockMr. William Williams

Sustaining DonorsGifts of $250 - $999

AnonymousMr. John AlbertsMs. Fern AllisonMr. Paul BarterMr. & Mrs. Richard BeemMs. Wendy Betts

The Birrell FamilyMr. Joel BuchananMr. William CisarMr. Charles CandianoCEF Advisory CommitteeMr. Michael DriscollMr. Justin DyerMr. Kevin FanningMr. Bruce FoudreeMr. John Grivetti, IIIMr. Richard HandleyMr. Terry HendricksonMr. Michael JustMr. Thomas KarabaCpt. Damian KrebsbachMr. Michael LevMr. & Mrs. Andrew LevenfeldMr. Chris Lucaci-OpreaMs. Eileen MartinMrs. Martha Jahn MartinMr. & Mrs. Philip MergenerMr. James MeyerMr. Michael NaumanMr. Michael NiemiecMr. Martin OwensMr. & Mrs. Richard PackmanMs. Elizabeth Anne PetersMr. Donald PriesCol. Jennifer PritzkerMr. Timo RehbockMs. Lynne RinkoskiMs. Ellen RubertMr. Louis SiracusanoDr. James TreleavenMr. Cyrus WalkerMs. Kelsey WatterworthMr. Richard WesterfieldMr. David Whitehurst Mr. William WigodaMr. William Yurek

Supporting PatronsGifts of $100 - $249

AnonymousMr. Ronald AmatoMr. Michael BishMs. Kathleen CaldwellMr. Jeffrey ChenMr. Jim CrottyMr. A. DillonMr. John DonnellyMr. Peter Doris

Ms. Marilyn DresserMr. Allan EdwardsMs. Stacy FlemingMr. Karl HaraldssonMs. Deborah HodgesMr. Ed HoweMs. Shelia JelinekMr. Sean JucasMs. Emily JungblutMr. Daniel KadjanMr. Dietmar LantzMr. Cosmin LucaciMs. Jessica McCarthyMr. Mark McClainMr. Tony McGuireMr. Jim MeyerMr. Richard MooreMs. Corinne MorrisseyMs. Courtney MurtaughMr. Frank NiedermanMs. Kimberly PalmisanoMr. Jay PierceMr. Harry RobertsonMs. Solvig RobertsonMr. Alan RodriguezMr. Monroe RothMr. Robert RyanMr. John SchladweilerMr. Hugh SchwartzbergMs. Lisa ShadeMr. Mell SloanMr. Mark SmithMr. Robert SubkowskyMs. Theodore TabeMr. Corey TallentMr. John TottenMr. Mark TunneyMr. John WeaverMs. Rayelle WeberMr. Richard WeissMs. Mae WhitesideMs. Brooke WisemanMr. Paul WisnerMr. Richard Yant


Thank You On behalf of Chicago’s future engineers, the leadership of the Chicago Engineers’ Foundation extends its gratitude to the individuals, corporations and organizations who contributed to our efforts this year. Thank you for your generosity and support of our mission.

The 2019 donor list represents gifts provided to CEF from June 1, 2018 to May 31, 2019. Our apologies for any omissions or inaccuracies that may have occurred in this donor acknowledgement. Please email any modifications to [email protected] and corrections will be made in future publications


Friends of CEF

More than 2,000 ULCC members and individuals made small gifts to CEF throughout the fiscal year. These donations, totaling more than $70,000 annually, are vital to CEF’s mission and we are grateful for each contribution. Our apologies we cannot recognize each of these friends individually due to space limitations.

Thank You continued

Corporate Support(Monetary and In-kind Contributions)

A.M. Feldman JewelersAdler PlanetariumAmazonSmile FoundationAnn Sather RestaurantsAnonymousArthur MurrayAudio Visual OneBank of America Charitable Gift FundBenevity CausesBoka Restaurant GroupCambridge SystematicsC & C PowerCamp GalileoCBM Meetings PlusCheesecake FactoryChicago Architecture CenterChicago Athletic ClubsChicago BearsChicago Botanic GardenChicago BullsChicago CubsChicago DogsChicago History MuseumChicago Pizza ToursChicago White SoxChicago WolvesChicagoland SpeedwayChristopher B. Burke EngineeringComEdConstellation Community ChampionsCooper’s Hawk WineryData DefendersDinkel’s BakeryField MuseumFocus Group HoldingsGolden SquareHNTB

HR Law Counsel Holiday WorldIdlewild Country ClubIL Railway MuseumIL Sports Facilities AuthorityIllinois Tools Works FoundationJacobs EngineeringJoffrey BalletKOVAL DistilleryListon & TsantilisLettuce Entertain YouLinder Legal StaffingLou Malnati’s PizzeriaLuminartsLynfred WineryThe Magic ParlourThe Magic PenthouseMississippi River MuseumMott MacDonaldMicrosoftNetwork for GoodNew 400 TheaterNorthwestern University AthleticsPeggy Noteabart MuseumPier 39Primera EngineersRivers CasinoSecond CityTechNexusTimkenTito’s VodkaTranSystemsTTX CompanyUnion League Club of ChicagoUniversity of IL at ChicagoUSG FoundationWines for Humanity


CEF by the Numbers

Statement of Financial Positionas of May 31, 2019 (unaudited)

ASSETSCurrent Assets Checking Account $81,729 Total Accounts Receivable $31,055Other Current Assets Undeposited Funds $2,000Total Current Assets $114,784Other Assets NT Investments $309,208TOTAL ASSETS $423,992

LIABILITIES & EQUITIESLiabilitiesTotal Accounts Payable $118,000Total Current Liabilities $118,000 Long-Term Liabilities 0TOTAL LIABILITIES $118,000 EquityTotal Perm. Restricted Net Assets $24,932Unrestricted Net Assets $285,393Net Revenue -$4,333TOTAL EQUITY $305,992

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $423,992

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Award Recipients By College Major

Female44%

Male56%

Average GPA: 3.60

First GenerationCollege Students: 38%

AverageCommunity Service Hrs: 125(Freshman Class)

AverageAP/Honors Courses: 14.6

2019 Award Recipientsby Gender

2019 AwardRecipient Statistics

Award Recipients By College Major

Award Recipients ByHigh School Attended

The Class of 2019 Includes CEF’s Largest Group of Renewing Awardees

A 90% Retention Rate!

CHICAGO ENGINEERS’ FOUNDATION65 West Jackson Boulevard | Chicago, Illinois 60604



2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

CHICAGO ENGINEERS’FOUNDATIONof the Union League Club of ChicagoYEARS OF INCENTIVE AWARDS

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