November 15, 2025 - 04:48

SVN International has announced the appointment of two prominent figures in the commercial real estate sector as Co-Chairs of the SVN Leasing Product Council. Karen Kulczycki, CCIM, SIOR, who serves as Senior Vice President at SVN | Chicago Commercial, and John McClellan, CCIM, SIOR, a Senior Advisor at SVN | Miller Commercial Real Estate, will take on this pivotal role.
Both Kulczycki and McClellan bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the council, which focuses on enhancing leasing strategies and promoting best practices within the industry. Their leadership is expected to drive innovation and collaboration among SVN’s network of professionals, ultimately benefiting clients and stakeholders.
The Leasing Product Council is a vital component of SVN’s commitment to providing comprehensive commercial real estate solutions. With these new appointments, SVN International aims to strengthen its position in the market and continue delivering exceptional value to its clients. The industry looks forward to the initiatives and insights that Kulczycki and McClellan will bring to the table in their new roles.
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