Dueling luncheons from CREW Greater Cincinnati and Greater Cincinnati SMPS battle for your CRE networking time and dollars today. And the April 2011 roll-out of The Roundup rolls on …..
The Roundup is your One-Stop Web Shop (OSWS) for meetings, luncheons, Happy Hours and what-not for the Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industry in Greater Cincinnati. And what-not.
It’s all about the what-not.
CREW offers a Convention Center Special with reps from the Duke Energy Center (Dan Lincoln), Northern Kentucky Convention Center (Gretchen Landrum) and the Sharonville Convention Center (Will Greiner); at SMPS, it’s Storyboard Time with Frank Lippert from David Evans and Associates.
These seven organizations – ACI, BOMA, CREW, NAIOP, SMPS, UC Real Estate Roundtable and ULI are just the start here at The Roundup; if you have a relevant professional association, please forward your meeting information, officials, speakers, contact information …. and what-not …. to andy@andyhemmer.com.
The Roundup for April 2011 covers:
– ACI (Allied Construction Industries);
– BOMA Greater Cincinnati (Greater Cincinnati Building Owners and Managers Association);
– CREW Greater Cincinnati (Commercial Real Estate Women of Greater Cincinnati);
– NAIOP Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (National Association of Industrial and Office Properties);
– Greater Cincinnati SMPS (Society of Marketing Professional Services);
– UC Real Estate Roundtable; and
– ULI Cincinnati District Council (Urban Land Institute).
- Allied Construction Industries: http://www.ACI-Construction.org
ACI (Allied Construction Industries):
ACI – your primary resource for commercial construction in Greater Cincinnati – is hosting a series of workshops throughout the month at its Lockland headquarters, 3 Kovach Drive, Cincinnati 45215.
ACI Workshops for April:
April 13: OSHA 10-Hour
April 13: Skid Steer
Website: http://www.ACI-Construction.org
Top Official: President Ken Fender, Baker Concrete Construction Co. – (513) 539-4000.
Contact: Tammy Kerr – (513) 221-8020 – tkerr@aci-construction.org.
- BOMA Greater Cincinnati (Greater Cincinnati Building Owners and Managers Association):
[Editor’s note: BOMA Greater Cincinnati is a private organization with a selective membership policy. Before attending a BOMA event, or seeking to attend, please contact Stephanie Geiser at smgeiser@cinci.rr.com or (513) 621-8382.]
BOMA will be holding its Keeneland Outing on Friday, April 15, at 10 a.m.
Membership: $650-$800.
Registration: Executive Director Stephanie Geiser at smgeiser@cinci.rr.com or (513) 621-8382.
Website: http://www.BOMACincinnati.org
Top Official: President Jeannie Bechtold, Sawyer Point Building – (513) 577-7162 –jeannie.bechtold@fuse.net.
Contact: Executive Director Stephanie Geiser – (513) 621-8382 – smgeiser@cinci.rr.com.
The mission of BOMA Greater Cincinnati is to be recognized as a principal voice through leadership advocacy and education for the commercial real estate industry.
BOMA International is an international federation of more than 100 local associations and affiliated organizations. BOMA’s 17,000+ members own or manage more than nine billion square feet of commercial properties in North America, and throughout the world.
The mission of BOMA International is to enhance the human, intellectual and physical assets of thecommercial real estate industry. This is accomplished through advocacy, education, research,standards and information.
Founded in 1907, BOMA International celebrated 100 years of commercial real estate in 2007. Learn more at http://www.BOMA.org.
- CREW GC April luncheon: Maketewah Country Club on Tuesday, 4.12.11.
CREW Greater Cincinnati (Commercial Real Estate Women of Greater Cincinnati):
CREW Greater Cincinnati will be holding its monthly luncheon program with the theme of “How Convention Centers Impact Development in the Greater Cincinnati Region,” on April 12 at Maketewah Country Club in Bond Hill.
Convention centers and commercial real estate are inter-connected. Amenities, activities, and entertainment options are what attract a convention to the Cincinnati region.
These same businesses will then benefit when visitors attend conventions. Come hear from reps from three of the biggies – the Duke Energy Center, home of the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, and the Sharonville Convention Center – to discuss the convention center/CRE link.
The cost is $30 for CREW GC members, $50 for non-members and $20 for Students andUnemployed Members.
The festivities start with a networking/registration period from 11:15-11:45 a.m., followed by the program from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Website: http://www.CREWCincinnati.org
Top Official: President Arli Eiseman, Corporex – (859) 292-5548 –aeiseman@corporex.com.
Contact: Andy Hemmer – (513) 604-5428 – andy@andyhemmer.com.
Membership: $345.
NAIOP Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (National Association of Industrial and Office Properties):
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter of NAIOP – The Commercial Real Estate Development Association – is headed to Keeneland on Thursday, April 14.
Contact: Executive Director Deidre Forrester at (513) 235-4883 or naiopcincinnati@aol.com.
Website: http://www.naiop.org/cincinnati_nkentucky
Top Official: President Vanessa Wong, PNC Bank, (513) 651-8871 –vanessa.wong@pnc.com.
Annual Membership: $150-820
NAIOP is the leading organization for developers, owners and related professionals in office,industrial and mixed-use real estate, with 18,000 members in North America.
NAIOP advances responsible commercial real estate development and advocates for effective public policy.
- Greater Cincinnati SMPS will be holding its monthly luncheon on Tuesday, April 12, at the Original Montgomery Inn in Montgomery.
The theme: Big cards, big letters, used well together: Storyboarding.
Messages can get lost in presentations.
Storyboarding, as presented by Frank Lippert with David Evans and Associates, provides a real-world example of applying storyboarding techniques to the proposal process.
Mr. Lippert, FSMPS, CPSM, is the Corporate Business Development and Marketing Director for David Evans and Associates Inc. He’s been with the company for more than 10 years, specializing in public sector and federal client marketing and development.
Mr. Lippert brings almost 20 years of proposal development experience. He’s also the SMPS National President-Elect. The event begins with registration at 11:15 a.m., then lunch at 11:30 a.m., with the program starting at 12 noon and networking at 1 p.m.
The cost is $25 for SMPS Members and first-time Member guests; $45 for non-Members; $60 for walk-ins and $20 for Student/Civic/Unemployed attendees.
The Original Montgomery Inn is located at 9440 Montgomery Road, 45242, in the heart of Olde Montgomery.
Website: http://www.greatercincinnatismps.org
Top Official: President Diana Bauknecht, Burgess & Niple – (513) 579-0042 – diana.bauknecht@burgessniple.com.
Contact: Sarah Polo, Process Plus – (513) 618-4786 – spolo@processplus.com.
The Society for Marketing Professional Services is the premier resource for education, information andsupport in marketing professional services for the built and natural environment.
The 7,000-plus national Members of SMPS are marketing and business development professionalsengaged in architecture, engineering, planning, interior design, construction and specialty consulting firms located throughout the U.S.
- UC Real Estate Roundtable:
The UC Real Estate Roundtable Program this month presents the Annual Awards Luncheon for the Economics Center on April 13 at the Hyatt Regency in Downtown Cincinnati from Noon to 1:30 p.m.
The program recognizes community leaders for accomplishments throughout the year, specifically highlighting successes in economic and financial education.
For additional information, please contact Ms. Jaclyn Smith at (513) 556-2986 or jaclyn.smith@uc.edu. Or, visit: http://www.economicscenter.org/annualawards.
The Economics Center at UC can be found at: http://www.economicscenter.org
Membership in the UC Real Estate Roundtable costs $350 and includes admission and breakfast to all eight Roundtable programs, but does not include the annual dinner.
If members cannot attend a program, they may substitute another individual from their firm. Additional guests may attend meetings for $55, or $75-$100 for Continuing Ed programs.
Website: http://www.business.uc.edu/realestate
Top Official: Director of UC Real Estate Center John L. Glascock, PhD – (513) 556-7082 – glascojh@ucmail.uc.edu.
Contact: Assistant Director Kate Bridgman – (513) 556-7082 – real.estate@uc.edu
Annual Membership: $350
ULI Cincinnati District Council (Urban Land Institute):
ULI Cincinnati has scheduled a Young Leaders Group (YLG) Spring Networking Event for Thursday, April 14.
Spring time …. time to reconnect with your fellow CRE peops to think, explore, learn and catch up with with ULI Cincinnati. Especially if the appetizers are free – thx, Cassidy Turley!
Join the YLG, industry leaders, and friends on April 14th from 5:30-7:30 PM for a Happy Hour and network in a relaxed and fun atmosphere at The Pub at Rookwood Mews conveniently located off I-71 and central to everything.
Appetizers will be provided by aforementioned YLG Event Sponsor Cassidy Turley (how’s the gig, Doug?).
Other Happy Hour discounts include discounts on beer and half-price appetizers.
ULI Cincinnati is the only place in Cincinnati to get Real Deal, Emerging Trends and Insider Tours, alongside the area’s best building industry professionals.
Website: http://cincinnati.uli.org
Top Local Official: President Dave Neyer, President of Al. Neyer Inc. – (513) 271-6400 – dneyer@neyer.com.
Contact: District Council Coordinator Jill Benavides – (513) 313-0261 – cincinnati@uli.org
Annual Membership: $250-$410.
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