James E. Matanky, CRX, CLS, CDP, CSM, CMD is President of
Matanky Realty Group in Chicago and heads the development and brokerage arms of
the company. He is the immediate past Chairman of the Illinois state planning
committee for ICSC and is certified in five industry designations. He currently
serves as the North American Chair of the ICSC Ambassador program and is the
Midwest Divisional Operations Chair. He
regularly participates as a panelist for both ICSC and the Urban Land
Institute. James has worked with the City of Chicago as a mentor for retail redevelopment,
and has served on the Chicago Building Department Commissioner’s advisory panel,
as well as the Illinois Food Marketing Task Force tasked with determining
strategies to eliminate food deserts around the State. He is Chairman of the
Chicago Stockyard Commission SSA #13, and participates on the Federal Reserve
Bank of Chicago advisory panel.
He was a board
member of the Chicago Association of Neighborhood Development Organizations and
headed their real estate committee, has served as a principal for a day in the
Chicago public schools and was an officer of the West Humboldt Park Development
Council. James was on the committee of the JCCs of Illinois and is past
Chairman of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago Circle Council.
James was
honored as a recipient of the Chicago Neighborhood Developer of the Year Award
multiple times for his work in Chicago’s underserved communities. He was also
honored as a recipient of the Chicago Good Neighbor Award. James received the
Distinguished Alumnus Award from the University of Illinois College of Law and
is an Honorary Fellow of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
James graduated
with honors from the University of Illinois with degrees in finance, accounting
and law. He earned an honors graduate degree in law from Cambridge University,
Cambridge, England.
Mr. Matanky will be participating in the “Speed Networking Event,” at the Talent Development Pavilion, Tuesday May 23, 8:00-9:00 am.
He will also be available for individual mentoring sessions.
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