Thomas J. Klutznick Company_Management

Thomas J. Klutznick, President

Mr. Klutznick founded Thomas J. Klutznick Company, a privately held real-estate investment and development firm with offices in Chicago and Denver, in 1991.

Prior to that he was co-managing partner of Miller-Klutznick-Davis-Gray Co. (MKDG), a national real-estate investment and development company with a portfolio of properties valued at approximately $2.5 billion. Included in the company's holdings were two of the nation's premier resort companies - Pebble Beach Company in California and Aspen Skiing Company in Colorado. Mr. Klutznick was responsible for the day-to-day operations of both companies and played a leading roll in the planning and development of a new lodging-golf-residential complex - The Inn and Links at Spanish Bay - at Pebble Beach, and a new hotel - The Little Nell - at Aspen.

Also under his direction, MKDG developed Fox Plaza, an office tower and hotel complex on the Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation studio lot in Los Angeles' Century City. In Boston's Financial District, the company combined a 21-story Art Deco landmark with a new 31-story post-modern building to form 75-101 Federal Street. And in Chicago, MKDG was co-developer of 515 North State Street, the 600,000-square-foot headquarters of the American Medical Association and the first U.S. commission for renowned Japanese architect Kenzo Tange.

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