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Who's Who in Chicago Business 2003

The ability to get things done is the hallmark of the Chicago version of a mover and shaker.  Whether in a wood-paneled boardroom, at the back table of a restaurant or in front of a philanthropic gathering, these men and women are known as doers, not talkers.  Some lead multinational, multibillion-dollar concerns.  Others work quietly in the background.
 
But whatever their titles, their accomplishments are felt in corporate, civic, political and philanthropic circles throughout the metropolitan area.
 
The following Kirkland & Ellis employees were selected for this year's listing:
 
Jack S. Levin
Partner
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Chicago
Age: 67
Business: Law firm
Revenues (millions): N/A
Professional: Mid-America Club; Birchwood Club
Civic: Harvard Law School; University of Chicago School of Law; Jewish United
Fund; American Jewish Committee; Northwestern Memorial Hospital
 
Douglas O. McLemore
Firm administrator
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Chicago
Age: 56
Business: Law firm
Revenues (millions): N/A
Professional: Mid America Club; Plaza Club
 
William S. Singer
Partner
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Chicago
Age: 62
Business: Law firm
Revenues (millions): N/A
Civic: Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center; Marwen Foundation; Chicago
Central Area Committee; Presidential Advisory Commission on Holocaust Assets in
the U.S. 
 
James H. M. Sprayregen
Senior partner
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Chicago
Age: 43
Business: Law firm
Revenues (millions): N/A
Civic: Anti-Defamation League; Weizmann Institute of Science