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The Renaissance Chicago O'Hare Hotel appointed Kit Pappas to general manager and Arthur Cooper to director of sales and marketing.

The Illinois Small Business Development Association appointed Hilary Burkinshaw to its coordinating council.

The Metropolitan Planning Council promoted Heather O. Campbell to capacity building manager and Natashia L. Holmes to senior transportation associate.

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Transportation, Urban development

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