UChicago RIG Leadership (2024-2025)
Board of Directors
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
RIG Members (2024-2025)
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Anna Murchie
Austin Yang
Billy Leung
Brett Lynch
Cameron Clark
Devin Johnson
Diego Solis
Elisabella Forest
Eliya Toledano
Gabby Scott
Isabella Mercado
Jaden Kim
Johnny Kolettis
Jonathan Herrera
Joyce Huang
Julia Craig
Lexi Arana
Max Shalev
Miki Yang
Noor Rekhi
Owen Pashigian -
Alec Boyajian
Alex Manavi
Alida Camper
Annie Reynolds
Brock Schaffner
Charles Granja
Collin Argue
Daniel Fourman
Derek Hsu
Erik Nystedt
Evan Mathura
Justin Vainder
Kenny Tang
Kieran Dias-Lalcaca
Martin Huang
Michelle Schukin
Nicole Rodriguez
Oia Eng
Pierre Chan
Preston Senst
Sophia Stefanakis
Veronica Fong
William Kimani -
Aetant Prakash
Angela Joo
Don Kaplan
Ethan Kucera
Jay Udinsky
Kane Kelley
Luca Navarro
Martin P. Gonzales
Miles Hutcherson
Phoebe Han
Sofia Aranda
Tinker Trent
Torsai Kiernan
Trevor Neeb -
Aidan Anderson
Andrew Hertfelder
Beckie Gu
Benicio Becka
Charles Moroze
Diana Gothong
Evelyn Yue
Rafael Calderon
Sahm Taguchi
ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD
Class of 2023
Investment Banking Analyst
Lazard Frères & Co
New York, NY
Paul J. Stacek
Class of 2021
Analyst
Millennium Management
New York, NY
Alessandro Rubini
Class of 2022
Private Equity Associate
Hellman & Friedman
New York, NY
Meghan Long
Class of 2022
Acquisitions Analyst
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing
New York, NY
Benjamin Whittaker
RIG was founded in 2020 by undergraduate students Paul Stacek, Alessandro Rubini, Ben Whittaker, Duncan Healey, Meghan Long, Nathaniel Villarina, and Sahil Modi with the goal of bringing a real estate focused curriculum and career opportunities for undergraduates to campus. At the time, Chicago Development Forum (CDF) - founded by Andrew Langford and Bruce Han - was an up-and-coming RSO also exploring areas related to real estate investment and development. We quickly realized that our respective passions for real estate markets and development were aligned, which made it sensible for us to work together in bringing real estate related career opportunities to campus while at the same time facilitating discussions on the urbanization, public policy, and social aspects of real estate.
