Barry Berlin writes: "For the last several years, I've been managing director of Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management in Atlanta. My practice includes a number of wealthy families, endowments and foundations. With two children, Carly (11) and Ross (9), a great wife (Martha, who retired from a media career), and an active civic profile, life couldn't be better, or busier. After almost 30 years, I still frequently relate the story of our one exceptionally cold and snowy winter in Chicago ... which has kept me in the South ever since."

Holly Klotz writes: "I have been at The HAVI Group LP, a privately held supplier to McDonald's and Starbucks, since my daughter Jane was a baby, 17 years ago. Dave, Jane and I have embarked on that most interesting time of life known as the college search."

Bill McCarron writes: "I run a media consultancy called RMVco, after having worked at Verizon and several agencies. RMVco audits media buys, plans and analyzes competitive strategies for clients, and does a lot of work getting agencies through new business pitches and account performance turnarounds. The company also helps launch one new company each year. (Last year it was an MVNO and this year it is a digital video screen network in doctors' offices). I also produced the past five Family TV Workshops each year with the Family Friendly Programming Forum, the National Council for Families and Television and the Association of National Advertisers. The objective is to ensure there is always at least one alternative on TV that you can watch with your family. The effort started by getting the 'Gilmore Girls' produced, and it led to lots of other shows, usually four or five new ones a year, like 'Everybody Hates Chris,' 'Ugly Betty,' 'Chuck' and 'Life is Wild'."

	Steve Weinstein '78

Ian Anderson writes: "Joanne (Toeniskoetter) Anderson and I are now officially empty nesters, having just sent our youngest, Stephen, off to Villanova. We are going to be superfans this fall, spending each weekend following our senior daughter, Lindsay, and her Northwestern volleyball team to matches both home and away. Our oldest son, Ian, is working for E&Y in Miami, and recently spent four weeks in Monaco. Nice consolation for a tough busy season."

Steve Weinstein writes: "I recently received two honors. I was selected by Barron's in its Aug. 27 issue as one of the top 100 independent financial advisers in America, and in its Sept. 3 issue, Crain's named me to its annual listing of Who's Who in Chicago Business 2007."

Bill Zakroff writes: "I have been appointed a non-executive director of Hardide, a provider of unique surface engineering technology. Hardide operations are based in Oxfordshire, England, with U.S. sales and manufacturing located in Houston."

Finally, Colin Kresock and I write, "In September, our 16-year old daughter, Elizabeth, teamed with Champions Tour pro Craig Stadler in the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach. Colin joined her on the trip. Elizabeth is the 2007 Colorado junior girls' state champion."

1978 — Part-Time

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