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Addressing Development Challenges with
Visionary Leadership & Implementation
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Thursday, June 8, 2006
8:30a.m. - 3:00p.m.
Old School Square
51 North Swinton Avenue
Delray Beach, FL |
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Registration Information
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Continuing Education
Credits - 4.5 hr.
Accepted by: AIA |
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Agenda |
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| 8:30am |
Registration & Continental Breakfast |
8:25am
Welcoming Remarks |
Carla Coleman,
Executive Director, ULI SE FL/Caribbean
Jeff Kune, Principal, DMG Capital
Realty Advisors, Program Co-Chair & Treasure Coast Co-Vice
Chair, ULI SE FL/Caribbean
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9:00am
Meeting the Challenges
through Smart Growth Leadership |
Keynote Speaker:
Harriet Tregoning,
Executive
Director, Smart Growth Leadership Institute,
Washington, D.C.
“Leading the Change
in the Built Environment: The Challenge of
Redeveloping Cities and Towns”
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10:15am
Delray Beach CRA:
Past & Future Challenges |
The Honorable
Jeff Perlman, Mayor of Delray Beach &
Program Co-Chair
Diane Colonna, Executive Director,
Delray Beach CRA
“What worked
and why” will be discussed. What’s ahead and
how with the leaders meet new challenges,
such as affordability? |
11:15am
Private Sector
Leadership in Development Opportunities |
Moderator:
Michael Weiner, President, Weiner &
Aronson, P.A.
Keith O’ Donnell, Managing Director,
Codina Realty Services
Gary Eliopoulos, Principal,
Eliopoulos Architecture
Thomas Laudani, Principal, Southpoint
Realty Development
Charlie Siemon, Lead Principal,
Siemon & Larsen, P.A.
Government may
provide the regulatory framework, but
partnership takes leadership from all
parties. How do successful projects get
built and how do successful private sector
leaders view their challenges and
opportunities?
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12:15pm
Networking
Lunch |
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1:15pm
Creating & Sustaining
Public Leadership |
Moderator:
Harriet Tregoning
The Honorable Steve Abrams, City of Boca
Raton
Michael Busha, Executive Director,
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
The Honorable Doug Coward, Chairman, St. Lucie
County Commission
The Honorable Jeff Perlman, City of
Delray Beach
This panel of
distinguished area public officials will
address three basic themes in the program’s
closing panel:
-Success is never final: Why complacency is
the biggest danger to downtown
revitalization
-Strategies to ensure that smart growth
prevails and coping with CAVE (Citizens
Against Virtually Everything)
-Engaging all sectors to craft policies that
work
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2:30pm
Redefining our
Current Market Challenges |
Bradley Hunter,
Director of South Florida Division,
Metrostudy, Treasure Coast Co-Vice Chair,
ULI SE FL/Caribbean
One of South
Florida’s leading economic experts discusses
how to take opportunity from the market
correction.
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3:00pm
Adjourn |
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Registration Information: |
ULI Member $80
Non Member $95 |
Public Official or Agency
$80
Student Full (full time) $40 |
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*Note
registration fees increase by $5 on day of event.
Registration
Deadline: Monday,
June 5, 2006
Options:
To Register Online Click Here
To Register by Phone 1-800-321-5011 (Reference Event #8135-0611)
To Register by Fax or Mail
Click Here to Download Registration Form - pdf
file, legal sized paper
Other Info on Registration:
-Email Confirmations will be sent following your
registration.
-If you will be bringing your payment to the door,
please keep in mind you may have to wait in line.
-If payment has not been received prior to the
registration deadline date, a credit card guarantee
will be required on-site. No credit card charges
will be processed if payment is received within 7-10
days after the meeting date.
-It is not recommended you mail a check once we are
close (two weeks out) to the meeting date. To ensure
advance registration, please be sure to call in your
registration and bring your check with you to the
meeting. Payment is required before meeting entry.
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