Geoff is a member of the Advisory and Transaction Services division of CBRE where he specializes in developing and implementing real estate strategies for corporations, educational institutions, government, not-for-profits, and entrepreneurs.

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MEF helps inner-city kids to succeed in school and in life, through after-school enrichment programs that integrate academics with virtues. Programs operate at two educational centers in Chicago that the Foundation supports: the Midtown Center for boys and Metro Achievement Center for girls.The programs are volunteer-driven with 17 volunteers for every one MEF staff member. And the programs are overwhelmingly successful: MEF students enter college at nearly five times the rate of their inner-city peers around the country, and for the 13th consecutive year (as of 2013), 100% of MEF’s high school seniors have graduated from high school and entered college.

The Babson Center has created and administers a co-curricular program, integrated with the Wm. Polk Carey Pre-Business Program and Sewanee’s interdisciplinary business minor, to provide Sewanee students a wealth of business-related opportunities on- and off-campus, including:• Scholarships for bridge programs at leading business schools;• Internships at leading companies and nonprofit organizations;• An innovative social entrepreneurship program;• Hands-on business skills training; and• Personal interaction with some of the foremost business leaders in America and the world through its program of Distinguished Business Visitors.The Center integrates its programs with the Office of Career & Leadership Development and Sewanee’s extensive alumni network to mentor students during their undergraduate years and to assist them in achieving their goals after graduation.

The John Austin Cheley Foundation funds need-based camperships for high potential youth to attend extended-stay wilderness summer camps that have a proven track record of positively impacting youth development. Years of research have proven a wilderness based camp experiences will have several significant positive impacts on a camper, including strenthening: Family Citizenship, Friendships, Independence, Interest in Exploration, Perceived Competence, Responsibility, Teamwork, Problem Solving Confidence, and Affinity for Nature. Learn more about JACF at http://www.cheleyfoundation.org .

COLBA is Chicago's leading commercial real estate association.