Register now for the Winter Institute!

ULI Southwest Florida
Presents:

The 13th Annual Winter Institute on The Gulf
Trends and Directions in Real Estate Development
"How to stay ahead of the curve in a changing economy"
Navigating the uncertain national and local economy is the primary theme for this event. A diverse lineup of experts will provide insight into national and local issues and trends impacting our area.

January 20, 2010
8 am-Noon
(Registration and Breakfast begin at 7:30 am)
Spanish Wells Country Club
9801 Treasure Cay Lane Bonita Springs, FL 34135

Featuring:
Gregory Miller, Senior Economist, SunTrust Banks
Bob Koch, AIA of Fugelberg Koch Architects
Anthony Downs, ULI Author,scholar in public policy and public administration
Patrick Slevin, The Slevin Group
2010 Pathfinder Award Presentation

Registration Fees
Members: $35
Non-Members: $50
Government: $20
Full-Time Students: $20
Sponsors: 2 free registrations-please email hafrancis1@aol.com with your registrants

**A special registration rate for this event is available if you are currently unemployed-please call 239-465-0266 for details**

This program will offer AIA and AICP credits
Sponsored by:
The Barron Collier Companies
Roetzel & Andress
CH2MHill
Cheffy Passidomo
Keystone Development Advisors, LLC

Call (800) 321-5011 to reserve your seat and mention event code 8118-1008.
Questions? Call (239) 465-0266

Market Trends with Mike Timmerman

Join ULI Southwest Florida on Monday June 22, 2009 as we present Market Trends and Land Based Finance – Challenges and Opportunities

"Bumping Our Bottoms on the Bottom" Market Trends Economic Report and Presentation by: Michael J. Timmerman, SRA of Fishkind & Associates

Land Based Finance-Challenges and Opportunities a presentation by: Bill Reagan Raymond James & Associates, Inc.

**The David Graham Memorial Award for Excellence in Development will be presented by the Estero Community Planning Panel and the Estero Design Review Committee at at this program**

DO NOT MISS THISHIGHLY ANTICIPATED PROGRAM. ***SPACE IS LIMITED***

GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY: Fishkind & Associates, Roetzel & Andress, The Barron Collier Companies, Cheffy, Passidomo, TIB Bank, PK Studios, The Estero Planning Council and The Estero Design Review Committee.

Registration Fees:

$20 Members

$30 Non-Members

$15 Govt/Non-Profits

$15 Full Time Students

Pre-Registration is suggested. Add $10 for on-site registrants
8:00am-8:30am Coffee & Networking

8:30am-10:30am

Program Location: Embassy Suites 10450 Corkscrew Commons Dr. Estero, Florida 33928 For more information,800-321-5011 and mention 81180911 or visit SWflorida.ULI.org to register on-line.

2009 Winter Institute and Pathfinder Awards

Nancy Payton-2009 Pathfinder Award Winner (with former winners and moderator)

Commissioner Jim Coletta, Dave Farmer of Keystone Development Advisors

and Collier Planning Commissioner Dave Wolfley

Florida CFO Alex Sink and Ron Glass of GlassRatner Capital Group

Don Schroetenboer of Gilkey Advisors and Kim Davidson of The Barron Collier Companies

Stephanie Keyes of the Realtor Association of Greater Fort Myers,

Mike Timmerman of Fishkind & Associates and Dr. Shelton Weeks of the FGCU Lutgert School of Business

John Passidomo of Cheffy, Passidomo with R. Bruce Anderson of Roetzel & Andress

The Urban Land Institute Southwest Florida District Council presented its 12th annual Winter Institute on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.

The half-day program focused on the current and future trends in five distinct areas of real estate development: lending economics, responsible and sustainable master planned community development, real estate development financing, development in metropolitan cities and Florida's economy.

Guest included Greg Miller, chief economist for SunTrust Bank; Ed McMahon, ULI trustee; Ron Glass, president of GlassRatner Advisory & Capital Group; and Tom Murphy, former mayor of Pittsburgh, Pa. Florida CFO Alex Sink provided perspective on the state's current and future financial conditions and the overall economy as well as an update on insurance discounts for home hardening.

During lunch, ULI recognized outstanding local community service with its 2009 Pathfinder Award Winners Nancy Payton of the Florida Wildlife Federation and Jennifer Languell of Trifecta Construction Solutions.

The ULI is a nonpartisan research and educational institute directed by its members and supported by dues. ULI neither lobbies nor acts as an advocate for any single profession or industry. Its mission is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide.