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UMKC HENRY W. BLOCH SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
2022 UMKC
REAL ESTATE SYMPOSIUM
SPONSORED BY
WELCOME AGENDA APRIL 1, 2022
Dear Real Estate Professionals, 8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Registration and breakfast
8:30 – 8:40 a.m. Welcome
Thank you for joining us for our third annual 2022 UMKC Real Estate Symposium. We are excited about
our program for industry professionals from across our region. 8:40 – 9:40 a.m. Macro and Global Economic Forecast and Trends
The mission of the Henry W. Bloch School of Management is to develop purposeful, entrepreneurial and Joe Gruber, EVP and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
innovative leaders to meet changing global demands and advance knowledge and practice through 9:40 – 9:50 a.m. Break
excellent teaching, scholarship, outreach and service. The Bloch School of Management offers a Master
9:50 am. – 10:50 a.m. 2022 Economic Outlook and CRE Overview: Trends on KC Metro and Comparable Markets
of Science in Entrepreneurial Real Estate, a 30-hour program taught by highly trained faculty and
industry practitioners. This program is the only master’s-level opportunity to learn the “art and science” KC Conway, Principal, Red Shoe Economics and Chief Economist, CCIM Institute
of real estate in the region. We also offer a Bachelor of Business Administration with an emphasis in 10:50 – 11:00 a.m. Break
real estate at the undergraduate level.
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Economic Development Incentives: Moving toward Collaborative Win-Win Solutions
The Lewis White Real Estate Center (LWREC) was created to support the real estate program through
Evan Absher, Senior Program Officer, Kauffman Foundation (Moderator)
continuing education offerings, community outreach activities, scholarships and student organizations. David Belpedio, Partner, MarksNelson
We grant scholarships to assist students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and it is important that LaDonna Gooden, PIEA Board, Chair KCMO Land Bank
we continue to build our scholarship endowment to help future generations of real estate students. Robert C. (Bob) Johnson, Shareholder, Polsinelli
Jason Swords, Principal, Sunflower Development Group, LLC
We welcome opportunities for engagement with industry practitioners. Please consider if you or your
company can provide a guest speaker for a class, be a mentor for a real estate project or provide funds 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Lunch
for scholarships.
1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Keynote: One Retailer’s Wild Ride during COVID
This Symposium creates a unique learning experience for real estate professionals to further their industry Adam Aron, Chairman, CEO and President of AMC Holdings, Inc.
knowledge. We begin with an overview of the economy courtesy of the Director of Research for the Federal
2:00 – 2:10 p.m. Break
Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Next, you’ll learn about our local real estate market from the CCIM Institute’s
Economist, as he shares data and trends by asset type and compares our metro to other cities. 2:10 – 3:10 p.m. Affordable Housing: 5 Innovative Projects and Approaches
A theme of this year’s Symposium is the power of Grit + Innovation to overcome challenges and deliver Randall Johnson, Visiting Professor UMKC Law School (Moderator)
new solutions. Our keynote speaker is Adam Aron, Chairman, CEO and President of AMC Entertainment David Kemper, CEO, Trust Neighborhoods
Holdings, Inc. Grit and innovation have been essential in managing the world’s largest movie theatre Gregg Lombardi, President, Lykins Neighborhood Association
Rebecca McQuillen, Adjunct Professor, UMKC Law School and Executive Director Marlborough Community Land Trust
company during a multiyear pandemic.
Jim Mullin, President, Good Samaritans Home Equity
With complex topics like economic incentives, affordable housing and public/private partnerships, our Pedro Zamora, Executive Director, Hispanic Economic Development Council
panel speakers will share the latest in innovative thinking on policy approaches and creative business
3:10 – 4:10 p.m. Trends in Creative Funding of Public/Private Partnerships – Insights from TX, MO, and KS
models that address these challenges. Expect robust discussions by our experts!
Rudolf H. (Rudy) Beese, Partner, Dentons’ global Real Estate Group
Your participation in this Symposium together with our sponsors help build the Lewis White Real Estate Tim Dunn, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, J E Dunn Construction
Center so we can continue to educate future generations of real estate professionals. Thank you to all Senator Sarah Eckhardt, Senator for Bastrop and Travis Counties in Austin Metro
our guest speakers, panelists and sponsors for participating in this year’s Symposium. Your dedication Cody Faulk, Partner, Spencer Fane LLC (Austin office)
is invaluable to helping us deliver an enriching learning experience! Rodney Moss, SVP, Hunt Companies
4:10 – 4:20 p.m. Wrap up symposium, logistics to get CE credit
4:20 – 5:00 p.m. Networking and reception
Brian Klaas, PhD Margaret Latshaw, MBA, PhD
Dean Executive in Residence Lewis White RE Center For participants seeking CE credit in Missouri and/or Kansas, it is mandatory that you attend the entire program and sign in 3 times: 1) before the
program begins at 8:30 a.m., 2) after lunch/before the program re-starts at 1:00 p.m., and 3) at the end of the program at 4:10 p.m.
UMKC Henry Bloch School of Management UMKC Henry Bloch School of Management
SPEAKERS
HOSTS Her focus is financial, process, and governance Investors and Equitable Real Estate. He is widely
2022 Economic Outlook and David Belpedio, Partner, Bob Johnson,
improvements aligned with Owner’s goals and published in both professional and academic journals.
C-RE Overview: KC Metro C-RE MarksNelson Shareholder, Polsinelli law firm
accountability for those goals while adhering to corporate He has authored the Financial Views series for the
Brian Klaas, Ph.D. values and delivering on customer requirements. Appraisal Journal. He has received the Research Award Performance and Forecast vs. David Belpedio leads Bob’s practice focuses
Dean and Professor of Margaret’s 15-plus years of corporate board service and the Distinguished Service Award from ICSC, has Comparable markets the MarksNelson’s upon structuring
Management, complex real estate
UMKC Henry W. Bloch
include private companies in retail, real estate, consumer served as a distinguished fellow for NAIOP and is a KC Conway Commercial Real
Estate industry deals at all stages of
School of Management
products, hospitality and the entertainment sectors. past-president of the American Real Estate Society and Principal, Red Shoe Economics and a project’s lifespan.
She is currently on the LWREC Advisory Board at the Real Estate Research Institute. specialty group.
Chief Economist, Bob often represents
UMKC’s Bloch School and the Heartland Chapter of the He is responsible
Brian Klaas was
National Association of Corporate Directors.
CCIM Institute for positioning developers and
appointed dean of
Economist and futurist MarksNelson as investors in obtaining
the Bloch School SPEAKERS
of Management at Charles C. Connely Kiernan “KC” Conway, the premier partner economic development
Associate Teaching Professor CCIM, CRE, MAI, is dedicated to incentives that are
UMKC in 2017. Prior 2022 Macro and Global Economic the mind behind Red maintaining and growing commercial property needs. critical to the financing structure and overall success
to joining UMKC, Charles C. Connely, IV, Forecast and Trends Shoe Economics, In this capacity he works directly with clients to offer of their real estate projects. He also guides clients
Brian served as CCIM is an associate
senior associate Joe Gruber LLC, an independent real estate solutions, which include identifying new through commercial real estate transactions, the public
teaching professor
dean and director of real estate at the
EVP and Director of Research, economic forecasting opportunities using forward-thinking market strategy finance process, and land use and zoning entitlements.
Federal Reserve Bank of and consulting firm practices, identifying and negotiating incentive Bob’s clients pursue deals in all jurisdictions in the
of Riegel & Emory University of Missouri- that furthers KC’s opportunities, and supporting ongoing property tax Kansas City metropolitan area, throughout Missouri and
Human Resources Center at the Darla Moore School of Kansas City Henry Kansas City
mission as The needs. He is entrusted with coaching team members Kansas and beyond.
Business at the University of South Carolina. Brian has W. Bloch School of Joseph (Joe) Gruber Red Shoe Economist by providing organic research and fostering a collaborative and high-performance
published extensively on a range of human resources Management.
topics and has taught in such areas as negotiation and
is the executive initiatives, reporting and insights on the impact of environment. Additionally, David leads the State and Jason Swords
Mr. Connely vice president and
conflict, HR and leadership. Economics within the commercial real estate industry. Local Tax (SALT) group, working with clients throughout Sunflower Development Group
is a past President director of research KC is a nationally recognized industry thought the U.S. to help them reduce their tax burden and
At UMKC, Brian has partnered with faculty, staff of the CCIM Kansas City Chapter and serves on the In 2005, Jason struck
for the Bank. He leader and subject matter expert with expertise in leverage economic development tools.
and stakeholders to position Bloch as Kansas City’s board of directors of the CCIM Institute and is the CCIM out on his own to
leads the Bank’s macroeconomics, valuations, ports & logistics, banking Before joining MarksNelson in 2004, David
Business School. Through leveraging technology and audit committee chairman. Mr. Connely previously won pursue a career in
Research Division and regulation, real estate finance, MSA level market worked at some of the largest U.S. accounting and
innovative models for course delivery, Bloch is working the Kansas City CCIM Chapter Home Run Award for real estate. Since
serves as a member monitoring, environmental risk management, housing consulting firms including KPMG, Arthur Andersen,
to meet the talent development needs for working Retail Projects and the CCIM Partners for Retail Lease forming Sunflower
of Management economics and tax appeals. A proud graduate of and Ernst & Young. He actively serves on the board
professionals and employers throughout the region. Transaction of the Year Award. He also serves on the Development Group,
Committee. Emory University with more than 30 years’ experience for Cornerstones of Care, Plaza Academy and the
Bloch is also working with strong community partners board of directors of Rehabilitation Institute of Kansas LLC in 2007, Jason
Mr. Gruber joined the Bank in May 2020 after as a lender, credit officer, appraiser, instructor, and Arts Council of Overland Park. He is a former City
to provide its full-time students with impressive City Foundation Board. He is an academic member of and his staff have
serving 19 years at the board of governors. Mr. economist; KC is recognized for accurately forecasting Councilman for the City of Overland Park, Kansas.
opportunities for experiential learning, internships and BOMA, IREM and SIOR. participated in the
Gruber previously served as the deputy director of the real estate trends and ever-changing influences on
engagement with organizational leaders. Mr. Connely previously served as a managing rehabilitation of
International Finance Division at the Board. He joined markets all across the United States. With credentials LaDonna Gooden
director of EPR Financial Services, a subsidiary the board in 2001 as an economist in the Advanced nineteen historic structures and built more than
of EPR Properties and general manager of Butler
from the CCIM Institute, Counselors of Real Estate and PIEA Board; Chair, KCMO 300,000 square feet of new structures.
Foreign Economies section analyzing economic
Margaret Latshaw, Ph.D., MBA Real Estate, a BlueScope Steel company. He is a developments in key U.S. trading partners. In 2004,
the Appraisal Institute, KC currently serves as Chief Land Bank Since 2015, Sunflower has taken on over $290
Economist of the CCIM Institute and as an Independent
Executive in Residence, Lewis graduate of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at he transferred to the Trade and Quantitative Studies Director for Monmouth REIT MNR. LaDonna Gooden is million in development projects in the midwest,
White Real Estate Center (LWREC) Georgetown University. He previously held the CFP® section. He became chief of the section in 2008 with a FUSE Executive including affordable housing, market-rate apartments
Real Estate Advisor and designation, Series 7, and Series 63 General Securities responsibility for the Board’s coverage of oil markets, Economic Development Incentives: Fellow for the Mayor and hotels. In addition, Sunflower has become a
Board Director Representative License. commodity prices and U.S. trade flows. Mr. Gruber
Moving toward Collaborative of Kansas City, regional name in real estate and tax credit consulting.
Mr. Connely graduated with an MBA & BBA (with joined the Board’s official staff in 2012. In 2016, he Missouri, advising Clients include the City of Kansas City Missouri,
Maraget Latshaw
distinction) from UMKC, where he was elected to the Phi began serving as a Special Advisor to the Board, first
Win-Win Solutions on policy matters for Suitable Technologies, Local Initiatives Support
is an experienced
executive and adviser
Kappa Phi and Beta Gamma Sigma honor societies. for Vice Chair Stanley Fischer and more recently for Vice Evan Absher equitable economic Corporation (LISC), Rooks County Kansas, and the
in real estate with
Chair for Supervision Randal Quarles. Sr Program Officer development. Valencia Group.
a career that spans
Jim DeLisle, Ph.D. Mr. Gruber has bachelor’s degrees in international
Evan Absher is a
Gooden’s research As of August of 2021, Sunflower has $125 million
Associate Professor, studies and economics from the University of informed the currently under construction, with another $165 million
entrepreneurial 2015 UMKC Law in its pipeline. Most of these projects are a mix of both
real estate at one Director, Academic Real Washington, and a Ph.D. in Economics from Johns
Graduate, and works
implementation of the City’s first affordable housing
set aside. Prior to joining the Mayor’s team, Gooden market-rate and affordable housing.
of the nation’s Estate Programs Hopkins University. His economic research has been
at the intersection of Jason currently serves as the Treasurer of the
published in a number of academic journals including partnered with AltCap, a CDFI, to launch NeXt
largest shopping Jim DeLisle is an law, policy, economic Kansas City Streetcar Authority.
the Journal of Monetary Economics, Journal of Stage KC, a program that promotes an inclusive
center developers associate professor development, and
International Money and Finance, Review of International entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing MBA training
to a Silicon Valley startup and corporate real estate of real estate and the innovation.
Economics and the Journal of Money, Credit, and to undervalued CEOs. Gooden serves as primary
at Bank of America, H&R Block, Sprint, and Cerner. academic director of An accomplished
Banking. He has also taught macroeconomics at Johns instructor helping businesses create growth plans.
Her responsibility for global corporate portfolios has Real Estate Programs. and award-winning
Hopkins and Georgetown Universities. Gooden has worked as a consultant for the Nielsen
ranged from seven – 70 Million SF including retail, He earned his Ph.D. systems changemaker,
Company delivering data driven insights and analytics
office, call centers, and data centers, with oversight for in real estate and Evan successfully develops solutions from idea to
on marketing, media and operations to global
capital budgets of $250 million annually. She advises urban land economics implementation and achieving scale. Evan is currently
technology companies. Gooden is the board chair for
companies on how to scale for growth, evaluate new from the University of leveraging his experience in local policy, philanthropy,
the Land Bank and serves on multiple boards. In her
business models, and contain costs to enable Wisconsin. Including and entrepreneurship to develop new investment
free time, she coaches and competes in track and field
business transformation. other academic appointments, he previously worked structures that broaden participation in
events or spends time with her two children and dogs.
in investment research with Prudential Real Estate economic development.
SPEAKERS
Keynote – One Retailer’s Wild Ride Professor of Law and Director of the Public Service neighborhood. NLS estimates that by the end of 2022, Pedro Zamora related public private partnerships involving a variety of Cody Faulk
during COVID Law Center at Mississippi College. Professor Johnson’s there will be no more blighted and abandoned houses Executive Director, Hispanic performance agreements arising from the development Partner, Spencer Fane LLP
scholarship appears in recent volumes of the Southern left to acquire in Lykins. of new or expanded facilities.
Adam Aron Economic Development A sixth-generation
California Law Review Postscript (2022), Iowa Law The American Planners Association named the project
CEO and Chairman of the Board of Review (2021, 2017), the California Law Review Online the outstanding community planning initiative for the
Corporation (HEDC) Texas attorney, Cody
AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. (2020), the Minnesota Law Review Headnotes (2019) State of Missouri in 2020. Pedro Zamora has over Tim Dunn Faulk has spent his
and the Indiana Law Journal Supplement (2018) 36 years of experience Chairman, JE Dunn Construction legal career advising
Adam Aron has served municipalities and
as Chief Executive
among many other journals. Rebecca McQuillen at public nonprofits Tim Dunn serves
investor-owned utilities
Officer, President Adjunct Prof., UMKC Law School, and corporations, as chairman and
on regulatory and
and a director of David Kemper Executive including community chief investment and
compliance matters.
AMC Holdings since CEO, Trust Neighborhoods Director, development, treasury officer for JE
Cody has served
economic product
January 2016. David is the CEO and Marlborough development and
Dunn Construction,
as city attorney for
From February- Community and president of
Co-Founder of Trust telecommunications some of the fastest growing cities in central Texas, and
JE Dunn Capital
December 2015, Neighborhoods, a Land Trust. research. He has advised on development projects, land use restrictions,
Mr. Aron served Partners. Started in
Kansas City-based worked with neighborhoods, community organizations, and infrastructure financing. Cody currently represents
Rebecca McQuillen 1924 and now in its
as chief executive nonprofit focused both municipally and investor owned water and
is a lawyer, advocate, universities and government agencies in Kansas City. He fourth generation of
officer of Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, on supporting electric utilities as they attempt to straddle Texas’ fast
and activist focused implemented a community-wide needs assessment and family ownership, JE Dunn serves clients nationwide
Inc. Since 2006, Mr. Aron has served as chairman neighborhood paced development with the ever-changing regulatory
on empowering wrote a Planning Sustainable Places grant to complete out of its 24 offices and brings in annual revenues of
and chief executive officer of World Leisure Partners, organizations with atmosphere. He specifically focuses on regulatory and
the organizations, a master plan for Kansas City’s westside community. approximately $4.2 billion.
Inc., a personal consultancy for matters related to establishing mixed- enforcement proceedings for municipalities, utilities, and
households and diverse communities that make up As the executive director for HEDC, a nonprofit Tim oversees all real estate and investment
travel and tourism, high-end real estate development income neighborhood landowners before the Public Utility Commission of Texas,
Kansas City’s east side. She loves creative problem community development corporation, and its subsidiary activities for JE Dunn and JE Dunn Capital Partners.
and professional sports, that he founded. Mr. Aron trusts that ensure affordability and local accountability Railroad Commission of Texas, and Texas Commission
solving, pursuing policy-backed initiatives and sharing the Impacto Fund, Pedro is committed to the He supports numerous community efforts and sits on
served as chief executive officer and co-owner of the where gentrification threatens to displace existing on Environmental Quality, including providing consulting
resources with other game-changers. organization’s focus of stabilizing the urban core, low several boards at the University of Missouri-Kansas City,
Philadelphia 76ers from 2011 to 2013, and remains residents. Prior to Trust Neighborhoods, David helped services to those needing aid in navigating these
She is the architect of the Marlborough – moderate income communities, asset retention and including as a trustee. He also serves on the boards of
a co-owner. From 2006 to 2015, he served as senior create the New York City’s Division of Capital Planning, regulatory agencies. Cody and his team work to keep
Community Land Trust (MCLT). MCLT hired her as wealth creation through small business development, many JE Dunn subsidiaries and investments.
operating partner of Apollo Management L.P. Mr. Aron and helped build Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs. He began clients’ operations growing, using relationships with
executive director in January 2020. Becca has been affordable loans and bilingual entrepreneurship training. Tim is a graduate of the University of Richmond
currently serves on the board of directors of Norwegian his career as an urban fellow and project manager in municipalities and other government entities to create
working with the Marlborough neighborhood on housing Raised in Kansas City’s Latino westside and holds a bachelor’s degree in business
Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd. and the Philadelphia 76ers. affordable housing finance under New York City Mayors effective collaboration between key stakeholders that
issues since 2015, starting as legal counsel for the community has given him a unique perspective on the administration in accounting, and a master’s degree
Mr. Aron formerly served as chief executive officer Bloomberg and de Blasio. David has a bachelor’s advance clients’ objectives and business interests.
neighborhood. She is committed to helping communities challenges faced by minority community residents. He in entrepreneurial real estate from the University of
of Vail Resorts (1996 - 2006) and Norwegian Cruise degree in history from Yale College, an master’s
equitably revitalize. is active on the Cities Advance KC, Kansas City Civic Missouri—Kansas City. Prior to his current role, he
Line Holdings, Ltd. (1993 - 1996) and chief marketing degree in public policy from the University of Oxford, Rodney Moss
Council – KC Rising committee and The Greater Kansas held various positions for KPMG LLP, Chubb Corp. and
officer of United Airlines (1990 - 1993) and Hyatt
Hotels & Resorts (1987 - 1990). Mr. Aron received
and master’s degree in business administration from
Jim Mullin City Chamber of Commerce Access to Capital Hartford Financial. Senior Vice President at
Stanford Graduate School of Business. He lives in The Hunt Companies
a masters of business administration degree with Kansas City’s Northeast.
President advisory boards.
distinction from the Harvard Business School and of Good Sarah Eckhardt Rodney Moss has
Samaritans Trends in Creative Finance of Texas Senator
a bachelor of arts degree cum laude from Harvard Gregg Lombardi Public/Private Partnerships —
served as senior vice
College. He has over 20 years of experience as a President, Lykins Home Equity Senator Eckhardt was president of Hunt
CEO, over 25 years of experience as a corporate Insights from TX, MO and KS Companies leading
Neighborhood Association After working five honored to be elected
director, and over 35 years of consumer-engagement
years with international Rudolf Beese in July 2020 to serve the U.S. P3 business
experience. Gregg Lombardi is since April 2017. He
a lawyer with 27
developers and Partner, Dentons the people of SD 14
after serving two has acted as both
government agencies
Affordable Housing: 5 Innovative years of litigation
for affordable housing
Rudolf Beese is a
terms as Travis County developer of municipal
partner in Dentons’
Projects and Approaches experience. He played
(Middle East, Africa, Haiti and Central America), Jim Judge, where she governments project
opposing counsel to global Real Estate and strategic P3
Randall K. Johnson Mullin refocused on affordable housing needs in his represented 1.3 million
Paul Newman in Mr. group, practicing in advisor to state and local governments. Hunt is the
county residents. With
Visiting Professor, UMKC Law & Mrs. Bridge (for
hometown of Kansas City. In 2019, Jim accepted the areas of corporate, largest provider of housing to the DoD under the MHPI
the Program Management responsibilities for deep roots in Austin
School 2021-22 approximately three energy, real estate and
and Travis County, Senator Eckhardt has dedicated her program and is the parent of Amber Infrastructure, which
Neighborhoods of Hope Community Housing, a 501(c)3 construction law. With
seconds of screen is a global infrastructure fund manager that manages
Professor Randall focused on new home builds on infill properties. life to public service for two decades.
time). He served eight more than 30 years of over $3.5 billion in publicly listed and sovereign
K. Johnson teaches This led to a pilot program funded by the Kauffman After receiving a Master of Public Affairs from the
years as the executive director of Legal Aid of Western extensive experience, infrastructure funds. The Hunt/Amber team has over 120
Property Law, Foundation, and eventually to a new 501(c)3 entity, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and a Law
Missouri, where he started the largest Medicaid Rudy advises clients on infrastructure professionals with 200 P3 projects in the
Entrepreneurial Urban Good Samaritans Home Equity, where Jim serves Degree from the University of Texas at Austin, Senator
Appeals program in the country. a broad spectrum of complex domestic and international portfolio. Rodney is a leading authority on progressive
Development, and as the Executive Director. The mission of GSHE is to Eckhardt worked for eight years as an Assistant Travis
projects, financings and related corporate initiatives. P3 development, which is an innovative approach to
Law, Technology and Since 2018, Gregg has led Neighborhood Legal innovate new funding and ownership models that utilize County Attorney. In 2006, she was elected to represent
His experience extends to all aspects of real estate social infrastructure delivery that is particularly applicable
Public Policy as a Support’s Lykins Focused Community Development improved building methodologies, which lowers costs Precinct 2 on the Commissioners Court and re-elected
deals, where he advises on the creation, development for mixed-use affordable housing, transit-oriented
visiting professor of Project. The project empowers Lykins neighborhood both in operation and construction. GSHE is working on in 2010.
and operation of a broad portfolio of commercial, development, courthouses, parking, flood resiliency, K-12
law during academic residents to decide which of more than 20 rehabbers bringing to reality a 40-unit, single -family pilot project Senator Eckhardt addresses the major issues that
industrial, hospitality, entertainment, and mixed-use schools, and government buildings.
year 2021-2022. A will be awarded development rights for blighted in 2022. face Travis County residents. She works to ensure that
developments, including related disputes. His practice Rodney currently serves on the board of
graduate of the University of Michigan, the London properties in the nine-block focus area. her community is green, healthy, just and mobile.
also includes a wide array of project incentives and the Association for the Improvement of American
School of Economics, New York University, and Participating rehabbers and builders have contractually
entitlements, negotiations with various federal, state and Infrastructure (AIAI) and is the chair of the law and
the University of Chicago Law School, he also is a committed to $4.3 million of improvements in the
local governments in the course of site selection, and legislative committee. He has drafted P3 legislation and
enabling guidelines in seven states.
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SPONSORS AND PARTNERS
LEWIS WHITE REAL ESTATE CENTER INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVE PARTNERS – $10,000+
White-Simchowitz
Family Charitable Foundation
LEWIS WHITE CENTER 2021 REAL ESTATE SYMPOSIUM EVENT SPONSORS
Gold Level - $5,000 Silver Level - $2,500 Bronze Level - $1,000
• Appraisal Institute Kansas City
• Bank of Blue Valley
• CBIZ & MHM
• DRS Management, LLC
• IRR Corporate & Public Finance, LLC
ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTED THE EVENT
AIA – Kansas City | Appraisal Institute | BOMA | CCIM | IREM | IFMA | SIOR | ULI
LEWIS WHITE REAL ESTATE CENTER ADVISORY BOARD
Rudy Beese, Dentons US LLP Adrienne Haynes, Seed Law JoAnn Nunnink, Integra Realty Resources
David Brain, Enfinite Capital Andrew Johnson, Heartland Financial USA Kent Price, Price Development Group
Devon Coffey, Opus Development Corp Ward Katz, DRS Management Mike VanBuskirk, Newmark Grubb Zimmer
Caroline Davies, UMKC Geosciences Margaret Latshaw, Real Estate Advisor Corey Walker, Platform Ventures
Tim Dunn, JE Dunn Construction and Board Director Jerry White, Colliers International
Wes Grammer, Sky Real Estate Anne Lemon, US Asset Services
Nathan Guffey, Crown Center Tony Luppino, UMKC School of Law
at Hallmark Cards Ted Murray, Colliers International
BLOCH SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION
Brian Klaas, Dean, Bloch School of Management Jim DeLisle, Associate Professor of Real Estate and Director of
Jeff Hornsby, Chair of the Entrepreneurship Academic Real Estate Programs
and Management Departments Laura Moore, Senior Project Coordinator
Chuck Connely, Associate Teaching Professor
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