In her new role, Jess will continue to help grow Leopardo’s healthcare and senior living markets, but her expanded responsibilities will include developing and leading the company’s entire business development team.
This expansion comes as part of a capital improvement construction project aimed at meeting the growing need for assisted living options in DuPage County.
The new aquatic center features a four-lane lap pool, zero-depth pool, two new sand volleyball courts, as well as various other site improvements, such as a new patio area and decorative walkways.
The new Anthology Senior Living residence provides residents with an environment supporting mind, body and spirit with contemporary, private accommodations that offer warm designs and easy access to common areas.
The new medical facility houses a clinic on the first floor and a state-of-the-art surgical center on the second floor.
The honor recognizes the best in library architecture, from the entire structure to all aspects of its design.
The new state of the art space features a copy service center, file and case rooms, conference rooms equipped with audiovisual systems, open and private offices, as well as a reception area with a custom fabricated millwork reception desk.
This achievement makes Leopardo’s downtown space one of the city’s first dual LEED and WELL certified offices.
The building will feature 120 residential units, five separate retail spaces on the ground floor, as well as a partial basement and 14 structured indoor parking spaces.
The new eICU houses telemedicine technology to support physicians and nurses in all of Advocate’s ICUs, as well as additional patient outreach across the country.
Occupying three floors, the new philanthropy innovation center provides organizations that frequently find themselves working in isolation with an open, caring community and a creative, safe space in which to work.
The prestigious distinction was awarded through IWBI’s WELL Building Standard (WELL), the premier building standard focusing on enhancing people’s health and wellness through the buildings in which we live, work and play.
