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UCI hosts 2010 Real Estate Awards
The university is recognizing John O’Donnell, Greg Merage and Bob Campbell during a special luncheon.
BY AMANDA EDENPublished: November 09, 2010 08:42 AM
The UCI Center for Real Estate is honoring John O’Donnell, Greg Merage and Bob Campbell today during its 21st annual Real Estate Awards Luncheon at the Westin South Coast Plaza.
The awards pay homage to individuals who have contributed greatly to the industry and have demonstrated success, leadership and community service. Peter Ueberroth is the keynote speaker.
The center is presenting O’Donnell, managing general partner of The O’Donnell Group, with its Lifetime Achievement Award; and Merage, the CEO of Stoneridge Capital Partners, with the Rising Star Award. The Orange County Community Foundation is recognizing Campbell, chairman of the board of directors and co-founder of CT Realty Corp., with its Power-Packed Philanthropist Award.
All funds raised at the luncheon support the UCI Center for Real Estate in industry outreach, education and student development.
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The awards pay homage to individuals who have contributed greatly to the industry and have demonstrated success, leadership and community service. Peter Ueberroth is the keynote speaker. The center is presenting O’Donnell, managing general partner of The O’Donnell Group, with its Lifetime Achievement Award; and Merage, the CEO of Stoneridge Capital Partners, with the Rising Star Award. The Orange County Community Foundation is recognizing Campbell, chairman of the board of directors and co-founder of CT Realty Corp., with its Power-Packed Philanthropist Award. All funds raised at the luncheon support the UCI Center for Real Estate in industry outreach, education and student development. Related headlines Cox Communications wants to curb hunger in O.C. OC METRO celebrates the 2010 Hot 25 in Newport Tustin medical outpatient facility sells for $4 million |
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