Tad McGalliard: Brownfields Transaction Forum
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The Brownfields 2008 conference will attract over 5,000 attendees, featuring 240 exhibitors and a variety of sessions, workshops, and networking events aimed at addressing brownfields redevelopment. Key participants include the U.S. EPA, ICMA, and various governmental and private entities focusing on site development and environmental remediation. The conference offers a platform for connecting public and private stakeholders to enhance redevelopment opportunities and share resources.
![The Road to Brownfields 2008 Tad McGalliard, Project Director National Brownfields Conference 777 North Capitol Street NE, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20002 202.962-3563 or [email_address] www.brownfields2008.org www.icma.org](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/brownfields-transaction-forum-1205161223381012-4/85/Tad-McGalliard-Brownfields-Transaction-Forum-1-320.jpg)
Tad McGalliard: Brownfields Transaction Forum
- 1. The Road to Brownfields 2008 Tad McGalliard, Project Director National Brownfields Conference 777 North Capitol Street NE, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20002 202.962-3563 or [email_address] www.brownfields2008.org www.icma.org
- 2. What is Brownfields 2008 5,000+ attendees 240+ exhibitors Plenary sessions 165 panel sessions & roundtable discussions Training workshops Brownfields Transaction Forum Mobile workshops Conference bookstore Networking events and receptions Regional open houses Design charrette Affiliate meetings More . . .
- 3. Who is Involved U.S. EPA and ICMA City of Detroit and State of Michigan Local and regional planning team 25 national in-kind cosponsors Program review committees 40+ sponsors 150+ endorsers 240+ exhibitors
- 4. Who Comes to the Conference? 5,000+ attendees 10-15% Federal government 15-20% State, tribal, and local 25-30% Developers, investors, real estate, insurance, and economic development 10-15% Cleanup and remediation 10-15% Community and nonprofit 10-15% Engineering, planning, construction <5% Academic, students 5-10% Other
- 5. Brownfields Transaction Forum Connecting public and private site owners with developers, investors, and other transaction support professionals Sponsored by ASTI Environmental, Urban Land Institute, & International Council of Shopping Centers Unique event with upside potential for MI Communities For more information contact Doug Brown at 810-599-8131
- 8. Other Networking Events Connecting You to Resources Conference is more than an educational forum EPA regional open houses AIG grand opening reception Exhibit hall and trade show Affiliate meetings and networking receptions Targeted educational sessions
- 9. Targeting Your Sessions Use the Personal Scheduler function Something for everyone Sessions feature key experts and people with skills, resources, connections, etc Example: Financing and Financial Risk Management track
- 10. Financing and Financial Risk Management Track Utilizing Michigan’s Economic Development Incentives for BF Development Granting Your Wish: How to Write a Better EPA Grant Proposal Foundations and Brownfields Meet the Developers Show Us the Money: Funding for Small Communities
- 11. If I We’re Looking for redevelopment resources . . . Who would I try to talk with at Brownfields 2008? Cherokee Investment Partners AIG Environmental Frontier Renewal LLC EnviroFinance Group Remediation Capital Funding Brownfields Capital International Council of Shopping Centers Kiwanja Redevelopment Fund MEDC/MEDQ EPA Region 5/EPA OBLR JP Morgan ASTI Environmental Attorney’s and transaction support professionals
- 12. If I We’re Looking for Redevelopment Resources . . . What Would I Do? Use personal scheduler; id key sessions and key speakers to meet The Fundamentals of Urban Real Estate Workshop (Sunday, May 4, 12-5pm) ***Brownfields Transaction Forum*** EPA Regional Open Houses Frequent the exhibit hall Go to as many open and invite only receptions