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Maureen Kozel is a mechanical engineer with nine years of experience. As a senior associate and project manager in ESD’s High-Tech Workplace practice, she provides HVAC consulting to clients for site selection, lease negotiations, return on investment calculations, and site assessments. For the past six years, Kozel has been on the Chicago Board of Trade’s building team, most recently as building project manager and lead mechanical engineer.
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