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Creators<br />

of the<br />

<strong>Summit</strong><br />

SÉBASTIEN BAZIN<br />

managing director<br />

COLONY CAPITAL<br />

sbazin@colonyinc.com<br />

tel +33.1 5357 4610<br />

GORDON BLACK<br />

managing director<br />

HEITMAN<br />

gordon.black@heitman.com<br />

tel +44.20 7203 8233<br />

Sébastien Bazin, Principal and Managing Director Europe of<br />

Colony Capital Inc. is directly responsible for the identifi cation,<br />

evaluation, and consummation of all new investments in the<br />

European region, with a particular concentration in France,<br />

Spain, and Italy. Prior to joining Colony in 1997, Mr. Bazin was<br />

the Group Managing Director of Immobiliere Hoteliere (“IH”),<br />

a French public company. Prior to joining IH, Mr. Bazin was<br />

an M&A specialist in Investment Banks both in the US and<br />

in France.<br />

Gordon Black is the Managing Director of Heitman International<br />

and has primary responsibility for the day-to-day operations of<br />

the group’s business activities. Mr. Black has participated in<br />

European real estate transactions totalling over Euro 1 billion.<br />

Mr. Black received his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance<br />

from Michigan State University. He is a member of the Urban<br />

Land <strong>Institute</strong> and of the Commercial Investment <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong><br />

<strong>Institute</strong>.<br />

JAMES BLAKEMORE<br />

managing director<br />

LEHMAN BROTHERS<br />

jblakemo@lehman.com<br />

tel +44.20 7102 1513<br />

SIMON BLAXLAND<br />

managing director<br />

EXMOOR GROUP<br />

sblaxland@exmoorgroup.com<br />

tel +34.91 411 1061<br />

Jim Blakemore is a Managing Director at Lehman Brothers<br />

and heads its European Commercial Mortgage Lending and<br />

Securitisation business. Jim oversees Lehman Brothers’<br />

“Windermere” Commercial Mortgage Lending Conduit which<br />

has become one of the most active pan-European lenders<br />

over the past 18 months. Lehman Brothers’ CMBS team has<br />

completed the fi rst CMBS transactions in Italy, Switzerland and<br />

Sweden as well as having lead the Canary Wharf Group’s two<br />

most recent securitisations.<br />

After 10 years in property companies and commercial banks<br />

in Spain and France, Simon joined the Whitehall team at<br />

Goldman Sachs in 1996 working in France, Spain and the UK.<br />

He later worked in corporate fi nance on mergers, acquisitions<br />

and structured fi nancings in the real estate sector across<br />

Europe. From 2002 Simon was head of GE <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> in<br />

Spain/Portugal before leaving in 2004 to create the Exmoor<br />

Group with partner Ian Sandford. Exmoor is an independent<br />

property development and investment company working with<br />

projects across Spain and Portugal. Exmoor Group works<br />

with both international and domestic investors in structuring<br />

transactions.<br />

ROGER BOOTLE<br />

chief economist<br />

CAPITAL ECONOMICS<br />

roger.bootle@capitaleconomics.com<br />

tel +44.20 7808 4999<br />

JEAN-CLAUDE BOURDAIS<br />

chairman<br />

S.P.F.P<br />

jc.bourdais@spf-paris.com<br />

tel +33.1 40 76 70 64<br />

One of the City of London’s best-known economists, Roger<br />

Bootle is Managing Director of Capital Economics. He is also<br />

Economic Adviser to Deloitte, a Specialist Adviser to the House<br />

of Commons Treasury Committee and a Visiting Professor at<br />

Manchester Business School. Roger is a regular columnist<br />

in The Sunday Telegraph and has also written several books<br />

including Money for Nothing - <strong>Real</strong> Wealth, Financial Fantasies<br />

and the Economy of the Future which was published recently.<br />

Jean-Claude Bourdais was the chairman of a family company<br />

founded in 1954 by his father, the Bourdais group, number 2<br />

in France in real estate consultancy sold in 2001 to Insignia,<br />

a NYSE quote company. He remained Chairman and CEO<br />

of all the companies of Insignia Bourdais group until July<br />

2003, when the group was taken over by CB Richard Ellis.<br />

The professionalism and the consultancy quality of the group<br />

were the basis of the constant and lasting development of<br />

a privileged relationship with faithful clients. In 2002, the<br />

turnover of Insignia Bourdais was of Euro 45 million with a<br />

global staff of 330 employees.<br />

LÉON BRESSLER<br />

chairman & ceo<br />

UNIBAIL<br />

leon.bressler@unibail.fr<br />

tel +33.1 53 437 305<br />

FRANÇOIS BRISSET<br />

directeur général<br />

DTZ ASSET MANAGEMENT<br />

francois.brisset@dtzfr.com<br />

tel +33.1 49 64 4913<br />

Léon Bressler has been Chariman and Chief Executive Offi cer<br />

of Unibail since 1992. He is a graduate of Institut d’Etudes<br />

Politiques de Paris and has a degree in Law. He began his<br />

career with Chase Manhattan Bank. Before joining Unibail,<br />

Léon Bressler was a Managing Partner of Worms & Cie. Unibail<br />

is the largest French listed property company with a Euro 4<br />

billion market capitalisation.<br />

François Brisset, is a Director of DTZ Asset Management, a<br />

leading player in French real estate (offices, warehousing,<br />

retail, residential) with a fast-developing Pan-European network.<br />

Prior to setting-up DTZ Asset Management, he built his career<br />

through successive management roles in both finance and real<br />

estate at Bourdais, Crédit Foncier de France, Ernst & Young<br />

and The Archon Group. François Brisset is a ESCP graduate<br />

and post graduate in <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> Law, at Panthéon-Sorbonne<br />

University.

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