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tuesday, December 3, 201312:00 noon – 5:00 pm Golf Tournament

12:30 – 4:30 pm Hike

1:00 – 7:00 pm Registration

5:30 – 7:00 pm NEW! Green Tie Gala! (Combined CenterBuild & RetailGreen Reception)

Wednesday, December 4, 2013 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Registration

8:00 am – 12:30 pm RetailGreen DAY 2 AM Agenda (See full program for details)

8:00 am – 12:30 pm RetailGreen Exposition (Open to CenterBuild Attendees)

9:00 – 10:00 am First Timers Orientation

10:00 – 11:00 am NEW! Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Educational Workshops

11:00 – 11:30 am Launch of the ICSC Property Efficiency Scorecard

11:30 am – 12:30 pm NEW! Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Networking Lunch & Exposition

12:45 – 1:15 pm NEW! Combined remarks, CenterBuild & RetailGreen

1:15 – 2:45 pm Combined Keynote Presentation; The Game Changers – The Five Secrets of Speed and Growth – Jason Jennings

3:00 – 4:00 pm NEW! Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Educational Workshops

4:15 – 5:15 pm Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Roundtables

5:30 – 7:00 pm Combined CenterBuild & RetailGreen Networking Reception

7:00 – 10:00 pm CDP Believers & Achievers Networking Dinner (Separate Pre-Registration required)

thursday, December 5, 2013 7:30 am – 7:00 pm Registration

8:00 – 9:00 am Breakfast Roundtables

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Industry Mentoring Sessions

9:00 – 10:30 am Industry Update & General Session

10:45 – 11:45 am Workshops

12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Luncheon Roundtables

1:15 – 2:15 pm Case Studies

2:30 – 3:45 pm Special Industry Groups

4:00 – 5:00 pm US Design & Development Awards

5:00 – 6:00 pm NEW! Speed Networking

5:15 – 6:00 pm VIP Reception (By Invitation Only)

5:30 – 7:00 pm Networking Reception

Friday, December 6, 20138:00 – 10:00 am Registration

8:00 – 9:15 am Breakfast Roundtables & Closing Remarks

9:30 am – 12:00 noon Industry Mentoring Sessions

9:30 – 11:30 am CDP Global Certification Review (Separate Pre-Registration required)

12:00 noon Conference Adjourns

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Table of Contents  

Conference Agenda Grid ............................................................... 2 At‐A‐Glance Program ..................................................................... 3 Chairman’s Letter .......................................................................... 5 JW Marriott Conference Level Floor Plan ...................................... 6 Conference Program ............................................................... 7 ‐ 19 Program Planning Committee ..................................................... 20 Advisory Committee .................................................................... 21 Platinum Conference Sponsors ............................................ 22 ‐ 27 Gold Conference Sponsors ................................................... 28 ‐ 30 Silver Conference Sponsors ......................................................... 31 Bronze Conference Sponsors ....................................................... 32 Golf Tournament Sponsors ..................................................... 33‐34 CDP / SCDP Listing ....................................................................... 35 

  

ICSC Wifi Network Code   

ICSC is pleased to provide CenterBuild and Retail Green Conference Attendees with free wifi access  

in the Cabana Lounge!  

Network Name: 2013centerbuild Password: centerbuild 

 PLEASE NOTE THAT BOTH THE NETWORK NAME  

AND PASSWORD ARE CASE SENSITIVE 

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WELCOME TO CENTERBUILD On behalf of ICSC and the Program Planning Committee, welcome to the 2013 CenterBuild Conference. CenterBuild brings together professionals from all around the world. The conference offers numerous opportunities to discover more about the retail industry and create lifelong connections. In other words, it’s all about learning and connecting. CenterBuild is a one-of-a-kind experience because it provides you with the opportunity to connect and learn with like-minded design, development and construction professionals in the retail industry. We believe you will find this year’s program meets these expectations. Many of you are arriving early to take advantage of our combined agenda with the ICSC RetailGreen Conference. Tuesday will provide an opportunity for sports-based and Green Tie connecting, or you can learn from the Retail Green sessions that afternoon. Wednesday will be a day of combined sessions beginning with concurrent workshops in the morning followed by a networking lunch in the RetailGreen Trade Expo. Your overall experience at CenterBuild this week will provide you with excellent learning and connecting opportunities. Our dynamic general sessions include our keynote speaker, Jason Jennings, author of “The Reinventors” on Wednesday. Thursday’s session features a great panel discussion focused on public space design as an element of your projects and the related issues. Learning is a key element of CenterBuild. Make sure you take full advantage of the more than 200 Roundtable topics. Our Case Studies and Workshops have an expanded focus this year. The presentations feature projects and work issues related to design and construction beyond our borders. Make sure you bring your smartphone to the sessions this year. Many sessions will offer electronic polling as a way to make the sessions more interactive. Technology and Social Media are also highlighted this year with several workshops featuring LinkedIn and the use of Apps to make you more efficient. Nearly all of the sessions offered at CenterBuild have been approved for continuing education credits. Make sure you track your credits with our reporting paperwork which is available at the registration area. Your completed paperwork must be turned in prior to the end of the conference in order for you to receive proper credit. Finally, we all connect at CenterBuild. Those connections may happen at one of our outstanding receptions, interactive sessions, games of golf or our annual CDP (Certified Development, Design and Construction Professional) dinner Wednesday evening. No matter where you make them, I am confident that you will develop many long lasting relationships this year…many of which will be directly related to the success of your future business endeavors. Welcome to Phoenix and the premier retail development, design and construction conference! Sincerely,

Steve Miazga, PE, CDP 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee Chairman

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Tuesday, December 3 12:00 – 5:00 pm CenterBuild Golf Tournament (Separate Pre-Registration Required) Palmer Signature Course Wildfire Golf Club, JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa Visit pages 33 - 34 for a complete listing of all of our generous Golf Tournament Sponsors! 1:00 – 4:30 pm Hike, McDowell Sonoran Preserve (Separate Pre-Registration Required) Meet in the lobby of JW Marriott at 12:50 am.  Generously Hosted By:          1:00 – 7:00 pm Registration Grand Canyon Foyer 5:00 – 5:30 pm Golf Awards and Reception Wildflower Terrace  Visit pages 33 ‐ 34 for a complete listing of all of our generous  Golf Tournament Sponsors!   5:30 – 7:00 pm NEW! Green Tie Gala! (Combined CenterBuild and RetailGreen Reception) Grand Canyon 6-8  

Wednesday, December 4 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Registration Grand Canyon Foyer

8:00 am – 7:00 pm RETAIL GREEN DAY 2 AGENDA Again in 2013, the CenterBuild conference has been combined with the RetailGreen Conference & Trade Exposition to create a full week-long educational agenda. On December 3, RetailGreen and CenterBuild will be holding sessions throughout the day, all within the confines of the JW Marriott’s conference center. There are special COMBO package offers available to CenterBuild attendees who are interested in also attending RetailGreen sessions on December 3 and 4. Retail Green Day 2 Agenda Includes: 8:00 – 8:45 am Breakfast & Networking 8:00 am – 12:30 pm RetailGreen Trade Exposition 8:45 – 9:00 am General Keynote Presentation 9:00 – 10:00 am Keynote Speaker 10:00 – 11:00 am NEW! RetailGreen & CenterBuild Combined Concurrent Workshops 11:00 – 11:30 am Launch of the ICSC Property Efficiency Scorecard 11:30 am – 12:30 pm NEW! Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Networking Lunch & Trade Exposition 9:00 – 10:00 am First Timers Orientation Wildflower AB If you’re a first timer at CenterBuild, don’t miss this opportunity to get a head start on the conference. Not only is the First Timers Orientation a terrific networking opportunity where you’ll meet members of the program committee but other first timers as well. It is also a great place to get an insider’s guide on how to plan your schedule, pace yourself, and meet people who share your interests. By attending this important event, you will also have a chance to win free admission to the 2014 CenterBuild Conference! 10:00 – 11:00 am NEW! RetailGreen & CenterBuild Combined Concurrent Workshops For the first time, RetailGreen & CenterBuild will be combining to offer joint concurrent educational workshops. Each session will focus on a relevant industry topic, such as: sustainability, green building initiatives, financing and developing in the current economy; new formats and business strategies; sustainability; diversity and much more. The workshops will be focused on operations, planning, development, construction and design and will be led by top professionals. The workshops will include both presentation and group discussion to maximize your opportunities to share and exchange ideas. A choice of six Concurrent Educational Workshops are offered in this time slot. A) Back Scratcher: Scratch & Tell Grand Canyon 1-3 This is a session like no other. We will create an environment that will stimulate questions and answers that directly involve the audience. We encourage you to question your fellow attendees, questions that normally require the appropriate forum or an appropriate “ice-breaker”. This is your chance to push the envelope. We’re hosting an hour-long “Q&A” session to ask (almost) anything to anybody in the room. There’s one catch though: you have to be willing to answer a question that someone else

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has. It’s the ultimate game of “Scratch my Back, and I’ll Scratch Yours”, hosted and moderated by Wal-Mart’s Don Moseley. We’ll provide the forum and fill the room with your peers and colleagues; you bring the questions. FACILITATOR: DON A. MOSELEY, P.E. Director of Sustainable Facilities Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Bentonville, AR B) Trash Talk Grand Canyon 4-5 The retail industry has struggled for years with how to successfully and efficiently divert waste from the landfill. Join this session to learn about how food-to-fuel, composting in shopping malls, and hunting for hangers is becoming commonplace. Kroger, Destiny USA, Kohl’s and Simon Properties will all talk about how their organizations are tackling the task of taking out the trash. FACILITATOR: SEAN K. SELBY, AIA, LEED AP Principal Arrowstreet, Inc. Boston, MA PANELISTS: JOHN FOJUT Vice President, Corporate Sustainability Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. Menomonee Falls, WI DEE INGERSOLL Manager, Facilities Services Destiny USA Syracuse, NY KIP SELBY, PMP, CEM Senior Project Manager The Kroger Company Louisville, KY C) Energy Benchmarking and Disclosure Laws: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know Grand Canyon 9-10 Two states and eight major cities have passed laws requiring building owners to collect and disclose property energy use data. In most instances, owners are required to disclose information on behalf of both landlord and tenant-controlled utility meters. The session will explain what is motivating the passage of these requirements, explore what is required of building owners and tenants, and provide useful resources on how to comply with the laws. If you own a building, lease space or provide services to customers in California, Washington State, New York City, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Minneapolis, Boston, Austin, Seattle and/ or San Francisco don’t miss this session! MODERATOR: WILL S. TEICHMAN Director of Sustainability Kimco Realty Corporation Charlotte, NC

PANELISTS: JACLYN HOOD Customer Energy Solutions Pacific Gas and Electric Company San Francisco, CA LAURIE KERR Director, City Energy Project National Resources Energy Council New York, NY JESSICA LAWRENCE Associate Director, Building Energy Performance Policy, IMT Institute for Market Transformation Washington, DC SUKANYA PACIOREK, LEED AP O+M Vice President, Corporate Sustainability Vornado Realty Trust New York, NY 6 D) Sustainable Practices in Retail Facilities Management Grand Canyon 11-13 This panel of facilities management professionals will share what their brands are doing to maintain sustainable retail environments. It’s one thing to implement a program, but another challenge to put a program in place to keep it up for the entire lifecycle of the store. The panel will review the return on the initial investment realized, as well as the practical solutions implemented to keep the stores sustainable. In addition, this session will discuss the increased emphasis placed on sustainable products being used in retail as well as creating a sustainable store environment. MODERATOR: TIM BACKSTROM President, PRSM Board of Directors Director, Facilities Management Staples, Inc. Framingham, MA PANELISTS: LEIGH PEARSON Director, Facility, Environmental, and Procurement Staples, Inc. Canada Richmond Hill, ON JIM THOMAS Vice President, Sustainability, Safety & Environmental Health Petco Animal Supplies, Inc. San Antonio, TX E) Maximize Your Business Opportunities: The Power Formula for LinkedIn Success Grand Sonoran H-I Once a skeptic and now an outspoken proponent of LinkedIn, Wayne Breitbarth is passionate about helping business professionals, from entry level to CEO, learn how to combine their previous experience and relationships with this innovative tool in order to more successfully brand and market themselves and their businesses. This session will explain how to access the full power of LinkedIn including advice on making lasting business connections, building a unique personal brand and generating significant business opportunities.

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SPEAKER: WAYNE BREITBARTH Social Media Trainer, Speaker & Consultant Power Formula LLC Milwaukee, WI F) Risk Management in the Retail Design/Development/Construction Industry Grand Sonoran J-K This workshop is a panel discussion that includes a Developer, a Retailer, a Contractor and an Insurance Expert. The scenario is the Retailer is building a new store in an existing retail center. What are the significant issues from each of the three perspectives and how are those risks managed? MODERATOR: TIM MCGINNIS Senior Vice President Willis Construction Practice Dallas, TX PANELISTS: ADAM GRUTZ Manager, RACK Store Design and Construction Nordstrom Seattle, WA TODD GUTHRIE President W.E. O’Neil Construction Denver, CO JIM STEMAN Director, Project and Construction Management McCaffery Interests Chicago, IL 11:00 – 11:30 am Launch of the ICSC Property Efficiency Scorecard Grand Canyon 8 The Property Efficiency Scorecard is an ICSC-sponsored effort to develop a working tool for benchmarking the sustainability performance of shopping centers. The web-based Scorecard has been over a year in development, and fills a gap left by existing building rating and certification systems that are not well suited to leased retail properties. Three members of the Scorecard project steering committee will provide an update on the Scorecard effort, detailing its capabilities in the areas of benchmarking, performance improvement and reporting. MODERATOR: JOHN R. MORRISON, CDP ICSC Trustee Chairman, ICSC Property Efficiency Scorecard Committee President and Chief Executive Officer Choice Properties REIT Brampton, ON

SPEAKERS: JEFFREY M. BEDELL, LEED AP, CEM, CEP Vice President, Sustainability Macerich Santa Monica, CA DARRYL NEATE, MBA, LEED AP Director, Sustainability Oxford Properties Group Toronto, ON WILL S. TEICHMAN Director of Sustainability Kimco Realty Corporation Charlotte, NC 11:30 am – 12:30 pm NEW! Combined RetailGreen & CenterBuild Networking Lunch & Trade Exposition Grand Canyon 6&7 For the first time, all CenterBuild attendees (including “CenterBuild Only” registrants) are welcomed to attend the RetailGreen Networking Lunch & Trade Exposition. A buffet lunch will be served on the exhibit floor. This is your opportunity to visit exhibitors offering new and inspiring sustainability products and services. 12:45 – 1:15 pm NEW! Combined CenterBuild Opening Remarks & RetailGreen Closing Remarks Grand Saguaro Welcome and Program Overview SPEAKER: STEVE MIAZGA, PE, CDP ICSC 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee Chair R.A. Smith National, Inc. Brookfield, WI 8 RetailGreen Closing Remarks SPEAKER: KARLA ZENS, LEED AP ICSC 2013 RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-Chair Director of Business Development Capital Pacific Real Estate Brokerage Company San Francisco, CA 1:15 – 2:45 pm Keynote Presentation Grand Saguaro Ballroom The Game Changers – The Five Secrets of Speed and Growth In his opening keynote speech, New York Times best-selling author Jason Jennings will reveal the results of his study of the more than 220,000 companies that have been the backbone of his six consecutive blockbuster business and leadership books including; It’s Not the Big that Eat the Small, It’s the Fast that Eat the Slow, Think BIG-Act Small and, The Reinventors. You will learn how the world’s greatest retail companies master the art of urgency, relevance and growth!

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JASON JENNINGS Authority on Leadership, Growth and Innovation Bestselling Author San Francisco, CA 2:45 – 3:00 pm Networking Break Grand Saguaro Foyer 3:00 – 4:00 pm NEW! RetailGreen & CenterBuild Combined Concurrent Workshops! For the first time, RetailGreen & CenterBuild will be combining to offer joint concurrent educational workshops. Each session will focus on a relevant industry topic, such as: sustainability, green building initiatives, financing and developing in the current economy; new formats and business strategies; sustainability; diversity and much more. The workshops will be focused on operations, planning, development, construction and design and will be led by top professionals. The workshops will include both presentation and group discussion to maximize your opportunities to share and exchange ideas. A choice of seven Concurrent Educational Workshops are offered in this time slot. G) Dealing with Challenges After Due Diligence Grand Canyon 1-3 Last year 180+ attendees learned about checklists for due diligence projects. This year learn what happens after the due diligence has been completed. This session will actively discuss challenges that stemmed from the results of a complete due diligence study. Examples of conflicts between the due diligence findings and the development plans “established” will be discussed. Solutions to challenges will be vetted through. Audience participation will further enhance this session by providing a vast amount of experiences and real-world solutions. MODERATOR: JOHN HAMPTON, AIA, LEED AP, CSI Associate Principal Omniplan Architects Dallas, TX PANELISTS: KIT FAWTHROP Vice President The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Plano, TX MARCUS SANCHEZ, PE, LEED AP Vice President Henderson Engineers, Inc. Phoenix, AZ LAUREN STANIEC Tenant Coordinator/Project Manager Pyramid Management Group, LLC Syracuse, NY SCOTT TITMAS Senior Vice President of Construction, East Westfield Los Angeles, CA

H) Beyond Borders North: Canada, Exploring the Retail Opportunities Grand Canyon 4-5 Over the last decade the Canadian retail landscape has changed from coast to coast with the influx of US retailers going north of the border to expand their customer base and growth opportunities, accompanied by economic growth and development of the urban fabric in Canada’s largest cities. Canada has seen a retail transformational evolution, spurring existing suburban projects into thriving dynamic, life style urban mixed use projects with higher density residential, hotel and office buildings, and becoming the new center for urban transit initiatives around Canada. Present Canadian retailers are seizing on these opportunities also by expanding and enhancing their brand experience in their key markets. Come hear the opportunities that lie ahead in the retail landscape of Canada. MODERATOR: JOSH THOMSON Vice President of Development The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited Toronto, ON PANELISTS: DAWN CLARK, AIA Vice President, Store Planning & Architecture Nordstrom Inc. Seattle, WA DENIS GERVAIS President GH+A Design Montréal, QC SCOTT LEE Principal/Broker Northwest Atlantic Vancouver, BC I) Project Management 101 Grand Canyon 9-10 Project Management 101 is more than just the basics of handling projects. If you are serious about improving your productivity, then this session is for you. This workshop will focus on how to get better results, quicker, and without as much stress. Furthermore, what you learn can be applied to all facets of your daily life. Task and time management is not about multitasking. It’s about the results we achieve from the tasks we complete. We’ll discuss proven time management techniques and organizational skills and a host of other methods to make you (or your staff) more productive. SPEAKERS: MIKE HANLIN National Sales Manager Grand Entrance Atlanta, GA ALEX KIRK SVP, Sales & Marketing site|folio Columbus, OH 10

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J) Brand and Media in Retail Environments Grand Canyon 11-13 With mobile retailing, social commerce and smartphone technology changing the shopping transaction, malls need to incorporate more technology to remain relevant. They also need to project a unique brand and identity that resonates with shoppers in their community in order to distinguish themselves from competing centers. Today’s retail centers are seen increasingly as the social spaces of their communities, that “third place” beyond home and work. Media and Brand are critical components in choreographing the visitor experience in these new parks, plazas and center courts, integrating technology to make them content and information-rich Town Squares. The panel will focus on practical issues of media integration into retail design and construction, as well as content and customer interaction programming that transforms the shopping experience. MODERATOR: JUDE ELLEDGE Principal The Environments Studio of RTKL Los Angeles, CA PANELISTS: RANDY BYRD President, CEO Sensory Interactive Baltimore, MD MARTIN SCHWARTZ Principal RSM Design San Clemente, CA ANTHONY VITAGLIANO Executive Creative Director Digital Kitchen Chicago, IL K) Effective Communication to the C-Suite Grand Sonoran H-I Have you ever left a meeting with your C-suite executive and wondered why your recommendations for a sustainability program didn’t get approved? Hear how leaders at leading retailers and developers have successfully pitched and engaged their C-Suite to approve sustainability efforts. Learn what communication techniques and approaches they used to earn C-level attention, and the ability to implement new and additional plans to improve their business strategies. MODERATOR: CINDY JENNINGS President Volition Strategies Denver, CO PANELISTS: JEFFREY M. BEDELL, LEED AP, CEM, CEP Vice President, Sustainability Macerich EDWARD DOYLE, MBA, AIA, LEED AP Lead Program Manager of Sustainability Target Architecture Minneapolis, MN

JOYCE S. MIHALIK, CIEC, LEED AP Vice President, Energy Services, Energy & Sustainability Group Forest City Enterprises Cleveland, OH L) Investors: What Drives Value? Grand Sonoran J-K Is green really green? Sustainable business solutions allow us to be good corporate citizens, but do these measures have an impact on the value of our properties? Have you ever wondered if investors will be drawn to your property because it is “green”? Listen to panelists from JP Morgan, Prudential Real Estate investors, TIAA-CREF and Wells Fargo share their insights with you, and learn what impact your green programs are really having. MODERATOR: ZACH BONSALL, LEED AP BD+C Managing Partner Cole Valley Partners San Francisco, CA PANELISTS: DAVID DEVOS Vice President, Global Director of Sustainability Prudential Real Estate Investors Madison, NJ ADRIA SAVARESE, SCLS Vice President and Member of the Retail Sector J.P. Morgan Asset Management— Global Real Assets J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. New York, NY NICK STOLATIS, CPM, RPA, LEED AP Sr, Director, Global Sustainability & Enterprise Initiatives, Global Real Estate TIAA-CREF Financial Services New York, NY M) How to Use the New ICSC Property Efficiency Scorecard Grand Canyon 8 The ICSC Scorecard tool is the only benchmarking and performance management tool created exclusively for the retail real estate industry, with input from leading shopping center developers and operators. This interactive session, led by the Scorecard development team will show you step-by-step how to: • Add your company to the web-based tool • Set up a building or portfolio of buildings to track energy, water, waste

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Companies hosting roundtables include: Taubman Centers Macerich Howard Hughes DDR Corp. Phillips Edison Simon Property Group DLR Group  A complete list of Topics and Leaders is available at the Registration Desk 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Industry Mentoring Sessions Wildflower AB ICSC is pleased to bring back Industry Mentoring at the 2013 CenterBuild Conference. A delegation of industry leaders have volunteered to speak one-on-one with attendees who want career insight and advice on job strategies in the current economy. These 30-minute sessions will be available to registered attendees at no cost, subject to mentors’ availability. Please contact Sarah Ritchie +1 646 728 3490 sritchie@icsc.org. 9:00 – 9:30 am Industry Update Grand Saguaro Ballroom SPEAKER: MICHAEL P. KERCHEVAL President and Chief Executive Officer International Council of Shopping Centers New York, NY 9:30 – 10:30 am General Session Grand Saguaro Public Space/Private Interest In this dynamic panel discussion led by Robert Gibbs our panel will discuss the opportunities and challenges of the design and management of public space. What happens when the public realm is not civic space but privately owned and operated? What happens when the mall or center common area becomes the most important community gathering place? Key points of discussion to include: • Who owns the street? What are the most compelling issues of

responsibility and jurisdiction? • What is the business case for place making? • What is the level of public financial input to your projects? How are

some of your deals characterized? • How are things changing for you? What do you see as key

differentiators between urban and suburban projects? MODERATOR: ROBERT J. GIBBS, PLA, ASLA, CNU-A President Gibbs Planning Group & Urban Retail Institute Birmingham, MI PANELISTS: LEO MENDEZ Taubman Centers Bloomfield Hills, MI

JOHN TSCHIDERER Vice President, Development Federal Realty Investment Trust Rockville, MD 10:30 – 10:45 am Networking Break Grand Saguaro Foyer 10:45 – 11:45 am Workshops Be sure to join in on one of these interactive and educational workshops. Each session will focus on a relevant industry topic, such as: financing and developing in the current economy; new formats and business strategies; sustainability; diversity and much more. The workshops will be focused on planning, development, construction and design and will be led by top professionals. The workshops will include both presentation and group discussion to maximize your opportunities to share and exchange ideas. A choice of seven Concurrent Educational Workshops are offered in this time slot. 14 N) Creative City Retail: How to Develop Successful Retail within Urban Infill Grand Canyon 1-3 This session focuses on the compelling reasons of why urban infill retail is growing and will continue to grow. The challenges and opportunities unique to the development of urban infill will be analyzed by panelists who have successfully developed creative city retail. The discussion will include successful strategies for working within form-based codes and design guidelines. The market realities vs. zoning requirements of parking and the impact of walkable communities, aging infrastructure and transportation on this development type will be addressed. The economics discussion of infill retail will focus on how to level the playing field with political and community strategies. Finally, the session will consider a variety of incentives that promote infill development. The workshop features speakers representing development, retail, site planning and a government official. MODERATOR: JIMMY GRANBERY CEO H. G. Hill Realty Co. Nashville, TN PANELISTS: KIM HAWKINS Principal Hawkins Partners Nashville, TN BOB LUND Planning & Construction Target Minneapolis, MN DOUG SLOAN Head of Planning Commission Metropolitan Nashville Planning Department Nashville, TN

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O) Beyond Borders: South, Retail Growth in Latin America Grand Canyon 4-5 Latin America continues to benefit from an expanding retail design and construction industry, driven by an emerging middle class in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico. North American developers like DDR Corp., General Growth, Simon, Forest City and Cadillac Fairview have all invested significantly in Brazilian retail development groups. US retailers and operators have found great success exporting their brands throughout Latin America, and brands like Carolina Herrera, Cinepolis and others are finding success entering the US market. This panel, consisting of a developer, architect and retailer, each with experience in multiple Latin American markets, will present development, design and construction trends and innovations driving the boom in these emerging markets. Each will highlight lessons learned as well as cross-border opportunities to capitalize on the Latin American retail boom. MODERATOR: JACINTO ARENAS ECHEVERRIA Director General Ares Architectos Guadalajara and Mexico City, Mexico Bogotá, Colombia PANELISTS: RICHARD BROWN Executive Vice President of International Developers Diversified Realty/Sonae Sierra Brasil São Paulo, Brazil MAURICIO VACA Chief Financial Officer Cinepolis Naucalpan de Juárez Area, Mexico P) Got Apps? Grand Canyon 6 If you are still using pens, notepads/tablets (the paper kind), and graph paper, get with the times at this Workshop! This session will summarize numerous apps for the design and construction industry. You will easily take away 10–15 new apps that you will want to download to streamline your work efforts. Make yourself more efficient by attending this workshop. SPEAKERS: TRISH KUO BECKMAN, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C Senior Associate Field Paoli San Francisco, CA JAY DORSEY President Triad Retail Construction Pearland, TX Q) Maximize Your Business Opportunities: The Power Formula for LinkedIn Success Grand Canyon 7 Once a skeptic and now an outspoken proponent of LinkedIn, Wayne Breitbarth is passionate about helping business professionals, from entry level to CEO, learn how to combine their previous experience and relationships with this innovative tool in order to more successfully brand and market themselves and their businesses. This session will explain

how to access the full power of LinkedIn, including advice on making lasting business connections, building a unique personal brand and generating significant business opportunities. SPEAKER: WAYNE BREITBARTH Social Media Trainer, Speaker & Consultant Power Formula LLC Milwaukee, WI R) New Technologies – Retail Got Game Grand Canyon 8 The Retail Design and Construction Industry is full of new, innovative technologies that help make the impossible possible. This session will include 30-minute discussions on three technologies: • BIM – Extending the value and benefit into construction and beyond • Lidar – Laser scanning for highly accurate as-built plans • Soil freezing for excavating in high groundwater conditions SPEAKERS: KEVIN BREDESON Director of Virtual Construction Pepper Construction Company Chicago, IL JON CHAPMAN Geospatial Professional and Visualization Specialist RA Smith National Brookfield, WI SHELLEY CLARK, PE, SE, CDP Senior Principal Magnusson Klemencic Associates Seattle, WA S) The Other Side of Green/Without Going LEED Grand Canyon 9-10 When most people think “green buildings”, the first thought that comes to mind is LEED certification but that is not always true. For many retailers and owners that is not the case—sustainable designs, products, and procedures are incorporated into their buildings. These sustainable practices are common to the retailers and owners, but in many instances others are not aware of them. This session will discuss how to be sustainably green without going LEED. Attendees will learn from the panelists what sustainable practices are logical, easy to implement, and typically included by many retailers and owners. 16 MODERATOR: DAVID G. OSHINSKI Corporate Director of Construction The Home Depot PANELISTS: JEFFREY EVANS Director of Construction PetSmart Phoenix, AZ CHRISTOPHER R. LARSON, P.E., P. ENG., LEED AP President & CEO Larson Binkley, Inc. Kansas City, MO

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ANDY HOFFMAN, NCARB, CDT, LEED AP Director, Store Planning and Architecture Belk Charlotte, NC T) Transit Oriented Development & Social Media — Unique Partners in Establishing a Successful Development Plan Grand Canyon 11-13 Transit Oriented Development by definition is complicated. Transit suggests density and density causes fear. This Workshop will focus on dispelling those fears by combining innovative use of social media outreach, time-tested planning principles and placemaking strategies to create high-quality dense communities around transit. MODERATOR: EVAN GOLDMAN Vice President, Development Federal Realty Investment Trust Rockville, MD PANELISTS: TOM MCSHANE Principal Dewey Square Group Boston, MA TIM MOUNT President Street-Works White Plains, NY 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Luncheon Roundtables Grand Saguaro Ballroom Don’t miss these small, highly interactive group sessions that are intended to build on relationships, education and interactions. They combine high value continuing education opportunities with significant interest topics addressing issues of concern to retailers, developers and other shopping center design and construction professionals. In 2013 we will again have the popular Golden Ticket tables hosted by industry Icons and we will also have several new larger format roundtables. Be sure to get there EARLY as these tables will fill quickly. Topics Include: 1. Mixed-use design: International vs. Domestic 2. Grocery stores as anchors in Retail developments 3. Developing retail in Airports 4. The lost art of scheduling 5. Differences between development in Canada vs. the U.S. 6. The Challenges of Airport Retail Companies hosting roundtables include: Taubman Centers Macerich Howard Hughes DDR Corp. Phillips Edison Simon Property Group DLR Group

1:00 – 1:15 pm Networking Break Grand Saguaro Foyer 1:15 – 2:15 pm Case Studies Building on previous years’ successes, Case Studies this year will be more interactive and in depth. Exploring issues and topics through the lens of completed projects will solidify your learning experience. Learn from retailers, developers and their teams about how they created solutions – and then take the opportunity to offer your own ideas. All in a one-hour session. 1) Expanding into Canada; Expectations versus Reality Grand Canyon 1-3 “Canada represents a market of over 35 million consumers who are often much like the neighbors to the south. The lure of expanding into Canada is strong and the growing appetite for retail floor area in major centers is part of what is fueling the current retail development boom. US retailers have a lot to gain from entering the Canadian market, provided they understand the logistical, regulatory and real estate challenges that national retail chains in Canada have overcome, all of which are built into the higher productivity rates for retailers north of the border.” Source: Colliers Retail Report, Canada Spring 2013 Edition. This session will explore how retailers’ expectations compare to reality in expanding and developing in Canada. It will provide insight into the logistical, regulatory and real estate challenges encountered by US retailers working with their brokers, consultants and contractors as they entered the Canadian market. MODERATOR: GEORGE SAWATZKY Principal Omicron Canada Inc. Vancouver, BC PANELISTS: NICK EFFLER Senior Managing Architect Crate&Barrel Northbrook, IL BRIAN FLEENER Senior Principal, Vice President, Store Development MulvannyG2 Architecture Portland, OR ROB HENSEL Vice President of Corporate Accounts Ledcor Construction Bellevue, WA SCOTT LEE Principal/Broker Northwest Atlantic Vancouver, BC

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2) The Kenwood Collection: Finding the Diamond in the Rust Grand Canyon 4-5 This interactive presentation will give an overview on how Phillips Edison envisioned the rebirth of a partially built decaying mixed-use development sitting vacant since 2007. Originally conceived as an eight-level office building over a two-level power center over a five-level parking garage, the presentation will share the vision to transform this rusting structure into a nine-level, Class A office building integrated into a world-class luxury shopping destination. MODERATOR: MARK WILHOITE Development Project Manager Phillips Edison & Company Cincinnati, OH PANELISTS: TOM LEUNG President & CEO Global Retail Strategies Vancouver, BC, Canada BARRY BAYER Client Leader BHDP Architecture Cincinnati, OH BRETT KRATZER Principal REZTARK Design Studio Cincinnati, OH JIMMY TURNER Director of Architecture Crate&Barrel Northbrook, IL 3) Sustainable Site Development – Making Cents of It Grand Canyon 6 This case study looks at a relatively small mixed use project containing 62 residential units and 61,500 sf of office/retail space spread over 3 buildings varying from 2 to 4 stories with subsurface parking. We will discuss the strategies and technologies that enabled the project to attain LEED certification. You will also hear about how the project achieved LEED while addressing the local municipality’s requirements for storm water quality, stream bank protection, flood management and pre-development infiltration levels. Hear from both the technical side as well as the owner and how the project has performed since it has opened. MODERATOR: CHARLES TAYLOR National Hardscapes Advisor Oldcastle APG Chicago, IL PANELIST: Joseph Swanson Owner Swanson Developments, LP Murfreesboro, TN

4) Creating a Retractable Retail Environment Grand Canyon 7 A game-changing element of the City Creek Center is the ability of the mall to switch between enclosed and open air. Come hear from the people who envisioned and then installed the retractable roof that makes this center work in its unique environment. We’ll be talking about what went right as well as lessons learned. MODERATOR: ROBERT J. TINDALL, AIA Architect SmithGroup JJR Mercer Island, WA PANELISTS: TIMOTHY M. ANDRES, SCDP Director, Engineering and Construction Taubman Centers Bloomfield Hills, MI 5) Necessity makes for strange bedfellows — Mixed Use at Tysons Corner Center Grand Canyon 8 Acting on a once-in-a-generation opportunity to amplify the success of Tysons Corner Center, Macerich has master-planned what will be one of the nation’s signature new mixed-use communities, located in Fairfax County just outside Washington, DC. This Case Study will specifically focus on how four Developers, three Architectural Firms and two Landscape Architectural Firms all collaborated to successfully develop a new mixed-use community of office, residential, hotel, recreation and retail at Tysons Corner Center. In the role of owner and master-developer of the Tysons Corner mixed-use expansion, Macerich ensured the highest levels of quality across the board. The Company is aligned with best-in-class, third-party consultants, hotel specialist Woodbine Development Corporation, multi-family development company Kettler, world class architectural firm RTKL and Hines, which will manage the construction of the office tower. Along with Macerich, these firms will assist in delivering a 17-story high-end hotel, a 30-story luxury apartment complex, a trophy-class 20-story office tower, a first-of-its kind 55,000 sf elevated plaza 32 feet above the ring road that will serve as the heart of the project connecting the Office Tower, Residential Tower, Hotel and the 2.0M sf Tysons Corner Center Mall to a new Metro rail line. The visionary vertical development will bring 24/7 activity for residents, office workers, hotel guests, shoppers and visitors alike, all within a Metro ride away from the nation’s capital. MODERATOR: JOHN E. HARRISON Vice President, Development Macerich McLean, VA PANELISTS: DANA SWOPE Senior Vice President, Construction Woodbine Development Corporation Dallas, TX TIM FLYNN Vice President Hines New York, NY

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BRIAN ANDREWS Vice President, Construction Kettler, Inc. McLean, VA HAROLD THOMPSON Vice President RTKL Dallas, TX 6) Apples and Mangoes: Comparisons between US and International Retail Development Grand Canyon 9-10 This session will present an executive summary of the major differences in the store development process in Pacific Asia, with a focus on Singapore and China. Broad categories such as real estate selection, lease negotiations, regulations, material importing and local alternates, design services and engineering, and construction methods will be explored along with other topics. Both the moderator and the panelist have first-hand experience with store development in Pacific Asia and North America. MODERATOR: JOHN MOEBES, AIA Director of Construction Crate&Barrel Northbrook, IL PANELIST: STEVE HEKMAN Vice President of Retail Services Kingsmen Projects America BRIAN BERG Associate Principal Glumac Irvine, CA MARK SILVERA VP/Senior Project Manager Uni-Systems LLC Minneapolis, MN 2:15 – 2:30 pm Networking Break Grand Canyon Foyer 2:30 – 3:45 pm Special Industry Groups Special Industry Groups are a key part of the CenterBuild Experience. SIGs are breakout sessions for each discipline (Retailers, Developers, Tenant Coordinators, Architects, Engineers and Contractors). During these sessions the room will be filled with only like-discipline persons. There will be a panel made up of 3–4 like-discipline panelists and the intent is to have a retailer give the retailers’ point of view on the topics discussed. There will be live polling during the session by means of the Poll Anywhere polling system. Each SIG will discuss the important relevant topics to it. There will be some prepared questions and there will be audience participation also. The feedback from the SIGs of previous CenterBuild Conferences suggest that they are an informative and great way to hear what others in the same discipline are doing and to learn how others are handling issues that many are encountering.

1) Architects Grand Canyon 1-3 This Special Industry Group is designed to understand and discuss the strategies and best practices of collaboration between Design firms. A panel of experts from the Design and Architecture industries will focus on the current issues they face when working in collaboration on Clientâ™ projects. They will also focus on proven communication methods that make a project successful. Audience participation is critical therefore, we will incorporate an audience polling system to gain real time answers and opinions from the audience to facilitate the discussion. The session will promote interaction and relevant idea exchanges about real-time topics. Sharpen your edge by engaging in these thought-provoking and inspiring discussions. SPEAKER: WILLIAM J. BEITZ, JR., AIA, OAA, AAA President & CEO JPRA Architects Farmington Hills, MI 2) Engineers Grand Canyon 4-5 Special Interest Groups are a key part of the CenterBuild Experience. In the Engineering SIG session the room will be filled with only like-discipline persons discussing relevant topics to engineers of all types. The topics will range from contract issues, insurance requirements to new technologies. There will be a panel made up of 3–4 of panelists that are Engineers and a retailer to give the retailers point of view on the topics discussed. There will be live polling to take place during the session by means of the Poll Anywhere polling system to give the immediate feedback from the audience. The feedback from the SIGs of previous CenterBuild Conferences suggest that they are an informative and great way to hear what others in the same discipline are doing and to learn how others are handling issues that many are encountering. MODERATOR: GREG SCHNACKEL, PE, LEED AP President Schnackel Engineers, Inc. Omaha, NE PANELISTS: STEPHEN CHASE Executive Vice President TES Engineering Westlake, OH DANIELLE HOFFBERG Project Consultant Code Consultants, Inc. (CCI) St. Louis, MO GABE KRELL Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Denver, CO

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3) Contractors Grand Canyon 6 Special Interest Groups are a key part of the CenterBuild Experience. In the Contractors SIG session the room will be filled with only contractors. This will be an interactive session. There will be a panel made up of 3–4 of panelists that are contractors and a retailer to give the retailers point of view on the topics discussed. There will be live polling to take place during the session by the means of Poll Anywhere polling system to give the immediate feedback from the audience. The topics that will be covered will range from contract issues to resource planning and trends in the market place. The feedback from the SIGs of previous CenterBuild Conferences suggest that they are an informative and great way to hear what others in the same discipline are doing and to learn how others are handling issues that many are encountering. MODERATOR: CLINT DEAN Vice President of Construction EMJ Corporation Chattanooga, TN PANELISTS: CHUCK BARNES President G. C. Barnes & Associates, Ltd. York, PA SCOTT DOMBROWSKI President W. E. O’Neil Construction Company of Arizona Phoenix, AZ ERIC HANDLEY Vice President William A. Randolph Inc. Gurnee, IL ART RECTENWALD, CDP President Rectenwald Brothers Construction Cranberry Township, PA 4) Tenant Coordination Grand Canyon 7 Understand what is most important to Tenants and Landlords in the retail design and construction environment. Define best strategies and practices for Landlords and Tenants to partner together to help each other succeed with their common goals of getting stores open on time, within established budgets while looking great. Utilizing table discussions and a panel of Landlord and Tenant design, construction and real estate experts, the goal of this interactive session is to brainstorm together some of the best ideas of how to achieve optimum results in the design and construction of Tenant spaces in retail projects. SPEAKERS: JENNIFER VOLIN COO Rothschild Downes Denver, CO JOE CHURA Vice President of Tenant Coordination DDR

SEAN ONAN Vice President Related Urban Development ALISON ROEDE Director of Store Design and Planning Ann Inc. 5) Developers Grand Canyon 8 This Special Industry Group has been designed to be relevant to Developers. A panel of experts from development companies and a retailer will focus on the current issues they face when working on deals. Audience participation is critical therefore, we will incorporate an audience polling system to gain real-time answers and opinions from the audience to facilitate the discussion. The session will promote interaction and relevant idea exchanges about real-time topics. Sharpen your edge by engaging in these thought-provoking and inspiring discussions. You will walk away from the session feeling enlightened and energized to face the challenges in your industry today. FACILITATOR: JOHN EGGERT Development Director Taubman Centers Bloomfield Hills, MI PANELISTS: MICHAEL GLASER Director of Construction Sterling Jewelers Inc. Akron, OH PATRICK INABA Vice President, Construction and Tenant Services Federal Realty Investment Trust Rockville, MD DALE MENNINGER Director, Regional Construction Weingarten Realty Orlando, FL 6) Retailers Grand Canyon 9-10 Time to compare notes and learn from each other on the topics impacting retailer program management, store rollout, and staffing strategies. Bring your questions, answers and insight to share with your peers. This will be an open forum to address what YOU feel are your most SIG-nificant topics impacting your 2014 program. FACILITATOR: JASON MILLER Director of Construction jcpenney Plano, TX PANELISTS: LYNN ROBBINS Director of Construction Office Max

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BRAD WILSON Store Design Nordstrom 3:45 – 4:00 pm Networking Break Grand Canyon Ballroom 4:00 – 5:00 pm US Design & Development Awards Grand Saguaro South For the fifth year in a row, the ICSC United States Design and Development Awards will honor and recognize the premier design and development trends of retail projects, new developments, renovation and expansion projects, and retail store design within the United States. 5:00 – 6:00 pm NEW! Speed Networking Grand Canyon Foyer Join us for a brand new high energy event: Speed Networking. This fast-paced structured networking opportunity, features casual face-to-face networking opportunities, which will give both new and seasoned professionals the opportunity to speak directly with their peers, while making long-lasting business contacts. A unique environment has been designed to maximize and encourage participant involvement and will provide the chance to meet at least 5 new people to expand your network and understanding of what is and will be happening in the industry. 5:15 – 6:00 pm VIP Reception (By Invitation Only) Wildflower BC 5:30 – 7:00 pm Networking Reception Grand Sonoran EG

Friday, December 6 8:00 – 10:00 am Registration Grand Canyon Foyer 8:00 – 9:00 am Breakfast Roundtables Grand Saguaro Don’t miss these small, highly interactive group sessions that are intended to build on relationships, education and interactions. They combine high value continuing education opportunities with significant interest topics addressing issues of concern to retailers, developers and other shopping center design and construction professionals. In 2013 we will again have the popular Golden Ticket tables hosted by industry Icons and we will also have several new larger format roundtables. Be sure to get there EARLY as these tables will fill quickly.

Topics Include: 1. Mixed-use design: International vs. Domestic 2. Grocery stores as anchors in Retail developments 3. Developing retail in Airports 4. The lost art of scheduling 5. Differences between development in Canada vs. the U.S. 6. The Challenges of Airport Retail Companies hosting roundtables include: Taubman Centers Macerich Howard Hughes DDR Corp. Phillips Edison Simon Property Group DLR Group A complete list of Topics and Leaders is available at the Registration Desk 9:00 – 9:15 am Closing Remarks Grand Saguaro JANE DAVIS ICSC 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee Co-Chair JCPenney Plano, TX 9:30 am – 12:00 noon Industry Mentoring Sessions Location ICSC is pleased to bring back Industry Mentoring at the 2013 CenterBuild Conference. A delegation of industry leaders have volunteered to speak one-on-one with attendees who want career insight and advice on job strategies in the current economy. These 30-minute sessions will be available to registered attendees at no cost, subject to mentors’ availability. 9:30 – 11:30 am CDP Global Certification Review (Separate Pre-Registration Required) Grand Canyon 9-10 It’s time to take the mystery out of the ICSC certification process and get on the fast track to get ICSC Certified. Convenient and practical, this 2-hour Certified Development, Design and Construction Professional (CDP) prep course, ideal for developers, architects, engineers and contractors, is designed to familiarize CDP candidates with the process, qualifications, content, format and scoring. The highlight of the course is a mock exam patterned after an actual CDP exam which will be graded and discussed in depth as your ICSC Certified instructor helps you identify your strengths and weaknesses, discover important test-taking techniques and develop a targeted study plan. LAWRENCE E. KILDUFF, CDP, CSM Senior Vice President – Midwest Retail Market Lead Jones Lang LaSalle Chicago, IL 12:00 noon Conference Adjourns

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ICSC 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee

Steve Miazga, PE, CDPICSC 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee ChairR.A. Smith National, Inc.

Jane DavisICSC 2013 CenterBuild Conference Program Planning Committee Co-ChairJCPenney

Stacey Berthon, SCDP

Hoar Construction

Chris BontragerHardin Construction Company, LLC

Maureen BoyerGensler

Mark BulmashHoward Hughes Corporation

Angelo Carusi, AIA, CDP

Cooper Carry, Inc.

Donna Childstvsdesign

Shelley Clark, PE, SE, CDP

Magnusson Klemencic Associates

Ken ColgateEMJ Corporation

Gene Colley, SCDP

Royal Seal Companies

Todd Dewell, SCDP

Kimco Realty Corporation

Jim Dobbie, SCLS

Hunt Development Group

Bryan El-Zoghby, AIA

Taubman Centers

Stephen Gallant, SCDP

Jos. A. Bank Clothiers

Tony GarippoCrate&Barrel

Jay GeloseDLR Group

Michael T. Greeby, SCDP

The Greeby Companies, Inc.

Jeff GunningRTKL Associates Inc.

James Heller, SCDP

ka Architecture

Justin HillMulvannyG2 Architecture

Rod JohnsonNordstrom Inc.

Rob JordahlBelk Department Stores Inc.

Mike KolakowskiKBE Building Corporation

Brett KratzerREZTARK Design Studio

James KrepsGeneral Growth Properties

Scott Lawrence, CDP

Donahue Schriber

Ron Lorch, CDP

Macerich

Tony MarshallRAM Contracting Services

Bryan McFarlandAlberta Development Partners, LLC

Bob Minutoli, Jr., SCDP

The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.

Amy J. Murdock, PE

Code Consultants Inc.

David Oshinski, SCDP

The Home Depot Inc.

Lonnie Peterson, SCDP

Cuhaci & Peterson Architects

Gregg RikerDDR Corp.

John Russell, CDP

W.E. O’Neil Construction

John Sabatos, SCDP

RYCON Construction, Inc.

Brad SandersSkye Group

George SchmidtLarson Binkley

Bruce SchmiedlCollege of DuPage

Jim Sutphen, SCSM, SCDP

Abbell Associates

John Thornton, SCDP

C.W. Driver

John TschidererFederal Realty Investment Trust

Dan WillenbringTarget Corp.

Julie ZamudioLend Lease

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Platinum Sponsors C.W. DRIVER / DRIVER SPG C.W. Driver is a premier builder serving the Western United States since 1919. While our commitment to quality and customer service has not changed over the years, we have successfully adapted to the changes in construction methods, technology and building complexity that have occurred over time. This includes established expertise in BIM (Building Information Modeling) and sustainable building practices. This expertise and adaptability enables our teams to better coordinate with the client, architect and subconsultants on each of our projects, resulting in on-time, on-budget project delivery. C.W. Driver also offers a range of construction delivery options including general contracting, design/build and construction management, enabling us to continue to serve our long-standing clients as their legal and financial needs change. Because we focus on quality, technology and project delivery, we have been able to deliver projects in a broad range of market sectors including education, healthcare/biomedical, entertainment, retail, industrial and civic. We have adopted a regional approach with offices in Los Angeles, Irvine, Ontario, San Diego and San Mateo. This way we are able to establish local knowledge relating to subcontractors, cost trends, city agency requirements and the labor force; fundamental information that enables us to pass on value and excellent service to our clients. Today, more than ever, there is a focus on social responsiveness and sustainability, resulting in many adaptive re-use, renovation, modernization and smaller new construction projects. In order to become a player in this expanding market, C.W. Driver has established a Special Projects Group, Driver SPG, focusing on projects $10-15 million. Historically, Driver has not targeted these projects, specializing instead on large scale new construction and project management. Driver SPG is a standalone company headquartered in Anaheim and will serve all of Driver’s key regions: Los Angeles, Orange, Ontario, Ventura, San Diego, as well as Northern California. Operating with less overhead, Driver SPG provides cost-effective project delivery without sacrificing the high level of quality and service that has made C.W. Driver a premier builder. Structured to self-perform work and provide lean management teams, Driver SPG will benefit from enhanced efficiency and flexibility. At the same time, Driver SPG will have access to C.W. Driver’s advanced technological resources including Building Information Modeling (BIM), and proven cost and time management systems.

EMJ CONSTRUCTION / CORPORATION From concept to completion, EMJ Construction's national structure allows us to maximize project efficiency on developments characterized by a large geographic reach. Our range extends across the United States and into Canada, meaning that our teams are in place to simultaneously deliver ground-up, new construction projects, renovations, and upgrades across multiple industry sectors. EMJ Construction is the go-to company for national-scale projects from site selection to occupancy and beyond, including facility maintenance. More than a general contractor, EMJ Construction is your construction partner. Let our national structure and our affiliation with EMJ Corporation drive schedule and budget efficiency into your construction programs. Founded in 1968, EMJ Corporation has grown into a family of companies specializing in the execution of national construction programs. Our family delivers a full range of building-industry services including general contracting, construction management, renewable energy construction, Native American construction, project safety consulting, and construction recruiting. This broad range of construction services provides financial stability and a breadth of industry expertise which few can match. FIELD PAOLI Field Paoli is an architectural practice dedicated to the design of buildings and public spaces that support community. Based in San Francisco since 1986, we combine our strengths in campus and community projects, retail mixed-use centers, and urban design. Our design teams are well respected for their creative and collaborative process, with projects that range from large scale urban master plans to finely crafted food displays. At every scale, our work reflects the value we place on public enjoyment and well being.

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MCG ARCHITECTURE MCG Architecture, an industry leader for more than 85 years, is a solution-driven practice whose primary objective is to identify and exceed our clients’ expectations. Providing a full range of architecture from pre-development through final occupancy, we have developed a broad understanding of the complex criteria involved in the design of both established and evolving retail destinations. MCG has a nationwide staff of professional architects and planners, diverse office locations and multiple-state licensing providing close proximity to projects and clients throughout the United States. From regional malls and neighborhood centers, to re-developments, mixed-use venues, tenant improvements, entertainment districts and lifestyle developments, destination tenants and food services facilities – our goal is to provide quality services while designing innovative, exciting projects that meet established client requirements. For more information regarding our office locations, firm contacts, state licensing, specialized services and varied project types, please access our web site at www.mcgarchitecture.com.

OLDCASTLE Oldcastle is North America’s largest supplier of building products. We supply distinctive products in 25 different CSI divisions, covering nearly all phases of the construction cycle. Our unmatched geographic footprint and local relationships simplify the product selection process and improve project execution. Supplying products, however, is only one part of our story. We also provide technical expertise to design product and system solutions tailored to specific project needs. And we’re backed by the financial stability of CRH plc, one of the world’s top 5 building products and materials companies.

OMNIPLAN ARCHITECTS Founded more than 57 years ago, OMNIPLAN has been a leading architectural firm with a commitment to design excellence since its inception. Our diverse portfolio of projects includes work of all types and scales and is based upon our core commitment to enriching the built environment by creating projects known for innovative and evocative architecture that elegantly endure the test of time. Our commitment to design excellence allows us to bring a unique perspective to every project, fostering innovation, relevance, and timelessness in the work. OMNIPLAN is Texas’ only firm to have received five 25-year awards for enduring design excellence. In 2000, OMNIPLAN was named Firm of the Year by the Texas Society of Architects and in 2009 named Firm of the Year by the Dallas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, an award given by our peers in recognition of a long history of distinguished architecture.

R.A. SMITH NATIONAL INC. From the early shopping malls of the 1960s to today’s distinctive shopping destinations, R.A. Smith National holds a legacy of retail development. We provide site design from due diligence through construction administration. Our design teams’ services include civil engineering, site planning, landscape architecture, irrigation design, water resources engineering, ecological services, 3D visualization, 3D laser scanning, GIS, land surveying and construction administration. Our eye for detail comes from the extensive experience of designing more than 100 major shopping centers. Knowledge that makes a project efficient; Collaboration that makes design more effective; Designing for our clients’ success. We have served our clients on projects throughout the United States from our corporate office in Brookfield, Wisconsin and branches in Appleton, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Irvine, California.

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RDL ARCHITECTS, INC. RDL Architects creates places for people to shop, live, work and play. We embrace and support our client's brands to successfully compete in today's challenging marketplace. RDL Architects stays current with ever evolving trends and creates unique and dynamic solutions utilizing our blend of commercial, residential and planning experience. Services provided by RDL Architects include Architecture, Planning, Environmental Graphics, Interior Design and LEED Certification. Licensed in twenty-nine states, RDL Architects currently has completed projects nationally from Michigan south to Florida and from Massachusetts west to Colorado.

RMC CONSTRUCTORS RMC Constructors was founded in 1983. Almost immediately, we developed a knack for and an interest in retail projects. Today we handle most types of commercial development providing a full range services in the Retail, Industrial and Medical sectors of construction. With licensing throughout the Western United States and our company culture of service integrity and teamwork, RMC Constructors is able to serve our clients growth needs. We are ICC certified for commercial, retail, and industrial projects in all fifty states. In addition to our ICC certification, we are WBE Certified with the California Public Utilities Commission and a USGBC LEED company.

RTKL ASSOCIATES INC. As leaders in the field of retail and entertainment design for more than four decades, RTKL has driven the evolution of retail centers from shopping malls to today’s vibrant mixed-use environments. Our collaborative process incorporates a range of services and expertise—urban design, brand strategy, architecture and environmental graphic design—to create seamlessly integrated environments, places that encourage social interaction and function as extensions of the daily lives of today’s savvy consumers. We rely on our unique global resources to offer clients the most comprehensive set of end-to-end planning, architectural, design and creative services available in the marketplace today. Collaborating across industries and geographies, we are as adept at large-scale, international mixed-use projects as we are at smaller, highly specialized local assignments. Our practice groups of Commercial, Healthcare and Workplace reflect a diverse portfolio of award-wining work. RTKL is among the largest architecture and engineering firms in the world with a project portfolio that spans more than 65 countries. Our thought leadership is currently practiced by 1,000 professionals in locations around the world, including Abu Dhabi, Baltimore, Beijing, Chicago, Dallas, Dubai, Jeddah, London, Los Angeles, Miami, São Paulo, Shanghai, and Washington, DC.

RYCON CONSTRUCTION, INC. Rycon Construction, Inc., founded in 1989, is a premier preconstruction, general contracting and construction management firm with a history and expertise in retail construction. Based in Pittsburgh, Rycon provides construction services throughout the Northeast, Southeast and Midwest. With three divisions customized for specific needs, goals and expectations, Rycon has the expertise to handle all types of tenant fit-outs, redevelopments and ground-up projects. We have successfully put nearly $2 billion worth of work in place for our clients. For more information, please visit www.ryconinc.com. …when price & performance matter.

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THE TAUBMAN COMPANY Taubman Centers is an S&P MidCap 400 Real Estate Investment Trust engaged in the ownership, management and/or leasing of 28 regional, super-regional and outlet shopping centers in the U.S. and Asia. Taubman’s U.S.-owned properties are the most productive in the publicly held U.S. regional mall industry. Taubman is currently developing The Mall at University Town Center in Sarasota, Fla.; The Mall of San Juan in San Juan, Puerto Rico; International Market Place in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii and shopping malls in Xi’an and Zhengzhou, China and Hanam, South Korea. Taubman Centers is headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. and Taubman Asia, the platform for Taubman Centers’ expansion into China and South Korea, is headquartered in Hong Kong. Founded in 1950, Taubman has more than 60 years of experience in the shopping center industry. For more information about Taubman, visit www.taubman.com. Taylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc. Taylor Bros. Construction was originally established in 1933 as a family run business. This year marks our 80th year in the construction industry. One of the reasons for Taylor Bros.’ success and longevity is the variety of services it offers its clients. This includes construction management on multimillion dollar projects to small rollout projects for a property owner. Over the past decade Taylor Bros. Construction has expanded from a regional contractor working primarily in the Midwest to a national contractor, providing construction services across the Country. Retail construction is the primary market segment of Taylor Bros. Construction. The retail division effectively executes new store construction, special projects and rollouts with self perform capabilities of carpentry and fixture installation. Taylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc. is a Corporate Plus Member of the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) and a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE). Looking to the future with the hope of continuing its long-standing goal of leaving a legacy on every project it encounters; Taylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc. will continue to value each relationship on every project with the utmost respect and integrity.

TRIAD RETAIL CONSTRUCTION INC. Triad Retail Construction Inc., was formed and incorporated in 2008, by Jay Dorsey and Hernan Morales. By 2013 this Pearland Texas based General Contractor has grown into a $35 million construction company, licensed and operating in 38 states and Puerto Rico, covering the retail, hospitality, office, transportation, finance and public sectors of the construction industry. Triad’s client base includes: Bed Bath & Beyond; Best Buy; The Sports Authority; Guess; Office Depot; Panda Express; Red Robin; Silverleaf Resorts; Group One America; RaceTrac Petroleum; Public Storage; to name but a few.

W.D.S. CONSTRUCTION, INC. W.D.S. Construction, Inc. is a general contractor serving clients throughout the US. WDS is based in Wisconsin and is a preferred contractor for several retail companies, including Dick’s Sporting Goods and Petco. Owned and operated by a fourth generation contractor, Ben Westra, WDS serves clients in the retail, industrial, healthcare, and educational markets. WDS clients boast their excellent customer service and attention to detail by all staff members.

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WHITING-TURNER CONTRACTING CO. As Whiting-Turner celebrates 103 years in the industry, three important concepts are apparent. First, a value system based on integrity and customer dedication. Next, employing engineers to run the company. And finally, a history of growth and development led by its young people. This is a company that has been driven from the bottom up. Whiting-Turner is a nationwide construction company providing construction management, general contracting, and design/build services for retail facilities including open air centers, big box, anchor stores, life style centers, mixed use centers, regional malls and power centers. Backed by over 45 years of extensive retail industry experience Whiting-Turner provides high quality construction services aimed at exceeding expectations and delighting the customer from first contact to final close out, on all projects large and small. We have consistently been ranked in the top 5 largest General contractors by Retail Traffic and have completed nearly $4 billion of Retail work in the past 5 years, with over 100 retail clients.

WLS LIGHTING SYSTEMS WLS Lighting Systems has been involved in the manufacturing and design of lighting products since 1969. WLS has lighted over 6000 shopping center parking lots working direct with owners, retailers, consultants and contractors. WLS continues to be on the cutting edge of design and technology by developing and introducing new products like netLiNK, a revolutionary wireless control system designed specifically for the shopping center industry. WLS is helping to lead our industry’s desire to be more energy efficient NOW with products like netLiNK, natural white lamps, LED solutions, rebate research, and affordable financing programs. As WLS and the lighting industry continue to develop new affordable energy efficient technologies, WLS Lighting Systems will continue to be a leader and great source for your lighting design and budgeting needs.

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Asa Carlton, Inc. Asa Carlton, Inc. began operations in 2003 as a commercial construction firm specializing in retail, hospitality, and commercial interiors nationwide. Today, the company continues to grow rapidly into one of the most respected and widely used performance-based interior contractors on a national level. Asa Carlton Inc.’s services, in addition to general contracting, include performing many of the critical path interior scopes of work such as framing, drywall, flooring, ceilings, and fixtures with our own forces – allowing us to more closely control the schedule and quality of each project. Asa Carlton, Inc. is licensed throughout most of North America and Puerto Rico. From smaller retail rollouts, attractions, and merchandising projects to complete renovations and new construction, Asa Carlton’s focus is always on the customer’s complete satisfaction with zero disruption to the end user.

Choate Construction Founded in 1989, Choate Construction Company is one of the largest and most reputable general contracting firms in the Southeast. Choate’s mission is to provide unparalleled quality and service, coupled with maximum return on investment, resulting in the optimal facilities solution to enhance the success of the Client. For Choate, Reputation is Everything! We have built our company on these three words and live up to it each day with every client. Choate has 5 offices across the Southeast, employs over 300 dedicated personnel and works across the country in over 20 states. Choate Construction Company maintains a co-surety relationship with two of the nation’s largest sureties, Zurich (which has bonded Choate since inception) and Travelers. Choate has no long-term debt whatsoever, maintains a substantial net worth and has 1 billion dollar in bonding capacity. Value is the client’s ultimate goal; integrity and an unflinching dedication to performance is Choate’s – every project, every time.

Code Consultants, Inc. (CCI) Code Consultants, Inc. (CCI) is a nationally recognized fire protection engineering, life safety, and accessibility consulting firm. Founded in 1973, CCI has become an industry leader, providing a diverse range of crucial fire protection, life safety, and accessibility consultation and fire protection design services including: Building and Fire Code Consulting; Accessibility Due Diligence; Accessibility Plan Review; Fire Sprinkler Design; Fire Alarm/Mass Notification Design; Fire and Egress Modeling; Hazardous Materials Analysis; Litigation Support for our Clients. CCI offers the most comprehensive, individualized services, provided by the industry’s most conscientious and experienced fire protection and accessibility professionals. Our mission is to offer our clients innovative, effective solutions to their fire protection, life safety, and accessibility requirements. Our goal is to provide complete customer satisfaction as we meet and exceed our clients’ needs through superior quality, responsiveness, and creative cost saving solutions and results. CCI…The Fire Protection, Life Safety, and Accessibility Experts.

Constellation Constellation, an Exelon company, is a leading competitive supplier of power, natural gas, renewable energy and energy management products and services for homes and businesses across the continental U.S. We provide integrated energy solutions that help customers strategically buy, manage and use their energy. Our customers, including two-thirds of the Fortune 100, rely on our commitment to innovation, reliability, transparency and service. That is the kind of value you and your communities can expect from Constellation.

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Graycor Construction Company Inc. Coast to coast, Graycor Construction brings more than five decades of experience and know-how to top clients in the corporate, cultural/educational, healthcare, living/lodging, logistics/distribution, manufacturing and retail markets. We have never stopped pursuing and perfecting ways to exceed our clients’ expectations. In new construction and renovation, our proactive management style, value engineering, sophisticated project planning systems and focused constructability methods enable our team to manage projects more aggressively without sacrificing safety and quality. Collaboration is the name of the game in commercial construction. Building the structure is just one piece of the process. We provide detailed planning, source the best materials, find the right subcontractors and craft specialists for the job, and manage your project hands on, from preconstruction to completion. We are continually investing in the developing and enhancing our infrastructure design to better deliver what matters most. Quality-assured results. On-time completions. Mitigated risk. To understand the difference true partnership can make, experience it yourself. Start Building Something More with Graycor.

JoS. A. Bank Charles Bank came to Baltimore, Maryland from Lithuania in 1866 and opened a small tailor shop in the city. By the turn of the century, he had branched out into the manufacturing of pants and his grandson, Joseph A. Bank, joined his small company in 1898 as a cloth cutter. As sales grew, many customers wrote to the Company to request clothing swatches and to order merchandise. We developed a list of several hundred names and sent them a mimeographed model description and price list along with the swatches. Our first bound catalog was an 8-page brochure with drawings of merchandise along with 64 cloth swatches, and mailed to approximately 10,000 customers. In early 1960’s, we opened six store locations and by 1981, there were 11 retail stores and a consistently growing catalog business that lead to 25 more in the next ten years. In the spring of 1994, JoS. A. Bank Clothiers became a publicly owned company, trading its stock through the NASDAQ Stock Exchange and opened 12 new full line stores across the country. In the late 1990's the Company had about 100 stores. In 1999 a new management team was formed. Under this new team a decision was made to increase the number of stores and develop the Internet business. Starting in March 2001 a new store design was unveiled in Charlottesville, Virginia. Since that time the Company has opened over 530 new stores to bring us to well over 630 locations. The retail store growth has been designed to provide our customers a convenient location for shopping either near where they live or work. As we go forward, we continue to adopt new business concepts such as tuxedo rental, big and tall sizes and new factory stores which will provide career opportunities for our Associates. Jos. A. Bank continues to refine its prototype to stay current and build stores that are more sustainable. JoS. A. Bank. a company with a rich heritage dating back to the early 1900's, a tradition of quality, a history of growth and a bright and challenging future.

JPRA Architects For over 35 years, JPRA Architects has specialized in planning, architecture, interior design, lease administration and environmental graphic design services to the retail, mixed-use, hospitality, entertainment and commercial office sectors. Our projects involve uncommon strategies and innovative designs to meet our clients’ goals while immersing the guest into a strategically designed environment providing them with a most memorable experience. JPRA projects have also garnered awards for complementing the region in which they are located while providing proven long-term asset value to the Client. We are committed to adding enduring value to each and every project. We are a client-driven firm. With customer service at the forefront of our business, we go beyond the conventional services offered by most design firms. JPRA provides the full range of architectural services including planning, project design, interior design + FF&A, construction documents, environmental and graphic design, signage + wayfinding, and field administration, lease administration services and purchasing.

PrimeComposite Primekss Rabine’s PrimeComposite, the world’s first jointless concrete, produces concrete floors that are strong and durable as well as virtually crack free. An acre of concrete can be poured without a single joint. This strong concrete allows for thinner floor designs with reduced life cycle costs, making it economical to construct and maintain. PrimeComposite jointless floors are ideal for warehouses, retail stores, industrial factories and manufacturing facilities. PrimeComposite is sustainable. The concrete industry is responsible for 5% of global CO2 emissions. PrimeComposite is up to 30% thinner than traditional concrete floors and produces up to 50% less CO2 than normal making it more sustainable and cost effective. The jointless concrete process also eliminates silica dust, which is created from sawcutting. Shrinkage and other joints in concrete are like potholes on the road - they slow down traffic and damage vehicles. Our steel fiber-reinforced, non-shrink concrete flooring system eliminates the joints in concrete and consequently, post installation problems.

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Schnackel Engineers, Inc. Schnackel Engineers, Inc. is a Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection engineering consultant licensed throughout the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and Central America. With offices in Los Angeles, Omaha and New York, Schnackel has become an industry leader by providing reliable, innovative and cost-efficient MEP engineering solutions to the Retail, Mall, Mixed-Use, Restaurant, Hospitality and Corporate Office markets, to name a few. Having designed over 12,000 projects throughout our 45 year history, we have designed several millions of square feet of commercial property. The company proudly offers its revolutionary new AEA Integration design optimization process, a proprietary design software which automates and significantly enhances MEP engineering design by studying several options of routing and sizing of MEP distribution systems, and returning the most cost effective, sustainable solution. Its design delivers shorter, more efficient routing which significantly reduces construction costs of MEP building systems, adds to systems life-cycles, and reduces construction waste and energy use. It’s Faster, Better, Cheaper and Sustainable.

Target Corporation Minneapolis-based Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) serves over 180 million guests at more than 1,900 stores in the US and Canada and at Target.com. We also operate 40 distribution facilities. In 2103, Target opened 124 stores across all 10 Canadian provinces, Target’s largest single year expansion when combined with our US openings. We have team members in 20 countries worldwide, which include sourcing offices around the world and headquarters offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota; Bangalore, India; and Mississauga, Ontario. Since 1946, Target has given 5 percent of its profit through community grants and programs; today, that giving equals more than $4 million a week. And we’re on track to give $1 billion dollars for education by the end of 2015. At Target, we believe design and innovation are at the forefront of how we deliver on our Expect More Pay Less brand promise. To learn more about Target’s commitment to corporate responsibility, visit Target.com/corporateresponsibility.

VCC Global VCC has established a reputation as a top leader in commercial construction nationwide. With seven regional U.S. offices, VCC has completed projects worth billions of dollars across a wide spectrum of market sectors including a vast number mixed used, shopping mall and power retail centers. Each project is successful because of the expertise and commitment to excellence inherent within VCC’s framework. For many consecutive years, VCC ranks in the Top 150 contractors according to the ENR magazine’s yearly report. As a member of the United States Green Building Council, VCC is respectful of the environment and employs sustainable practices. A key to our accurate and efficient project performance is the implementation of the latest technological tools. Our vision is to build a tradition of quality construction practices by giving extra effort with an emphasis on innovation. Integral to the concept of quality is our adherence to the highest professional and ethical standards, which is the hallmark of our company’s foundation. VCC’s pattern of excellence continues today, and remains the blueprint for our success in the future. Williams Company Established in 1920, Williams Company is one of the oldest operating General Contractors in the Southeast. Our primary focus is developing lasting relationships with our clients that are based on service, quality and trust. With offices in Orlando, Tampa, and Ft. Lauderdale (2014), and licensed throughout the southeastern United States, from as far north as Maryland and west to Texas, Williams Company has been highly successful in working with developers and retail clients who are both regional and national such as Target, Ross Dress for Less, Dick’s, PetSmart, JCPenney, Bass Pro Shops, IKEA and Best Buy to name a few. Additionally, Williams Company offers the “Self-Perform Advantage.” Since the 1960s, Williams Company has self-performed millions of square feet of concrete foundations, slabs, sidewalks, and tilt-panels. With a skilled crew of carpenters, concrete finishers and laborers, Williams Company has been able to control cost, schedule and quality on all of our self-performed projects. Another factor that makes Williams Company so outstanding is that every team member is an owner since becoming an ESOP in 2007, and having an entire company of owners makes for a very motivated team eager to earn your business. Let us show you that SERVICE is more than just a word at Williams Company!

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RMC Constructors was founded in 1983. Almost immediately, we developed a knack for and an interest in retail projects. Today we handle most types of commercial development providing a full range services in the Retail, Industrial and Medical sectors of construction. With licensing throughout the Western United States and our company culture of service integrity and teamwork, RMC Constructors is able to serve our clients growth needs. We are ICC certified for commercial, retail, and industrial projects in all fifty states. In addition to our ICC certification, we are WBE Certified with the California Public Utilities Commission and a USGBC LEED company.

Schimenti Construction is a New York based general contractor specializing in retail construction. Headquartered in Ridgefield, CT, we are recognized as one of the premiere general contracting firms serving the northeast. The dynamic and long-term relationships we enjoy with our clients have earned Schimenti Construction the respect of an ever expanding and demanding industry. Our company’s background reaches three generations in the industry and is based on providing quality construction and a commitment to client service.

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Lakeview Construction is a commercial general contractor specializing in retail, restaurant, hospitality, and office tenant improvement nationwide. Established in 1993 Lakeview has a very experienced and dedicated team to keep your project on time and on budget. Our nationwide superintendent presence and data base of sub contractors allows us to be competitive in any area of the country.

Schnackel Engineers, Inc. is a Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection engineering consultant licensed throughout the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and Central America. With offices in Los Angeles, Omaha and New York, Schnackel has become an industry leader by providing reliable, innovative and cost-efficient MEP engineering solutions to the Retail, Mall, Mixed-Use, Restaurant, Hospitality and Corporate Office markets, to name a few. Having designed over 12,000 projects throughout our 45 year history, we have designed several millions of square feet of commercial property. The company proudly offers its revolutionary new AEA Integration design optimization process, a proprietary design software which automates and significantly enhances MEP engineering design by studying several options of routing and sizing of MEP distribution systems, and returning the most cost effective, sustainable solution. Its design delivers shorter, more efficient routing which significantly reduces construction costs of MEP building systems, adds to systems life-cycles, and reduces construction waste and energy use. It’s Faster, Better, Cheaper and Sustainable.

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