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2014 SEMINARS REGISTER TODAY AT WWW.CCR-SUMMIT.COM FEBRUARY 18TH, 2014 Seminars 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM Seminars 10:45 AM - Noon Brian Hutchins Jack Grothe Steve Jones Sean McGuinness President, Destiny Consulting ICSC Certified Development, Managing Director, CDP, Director of Business “How to address the economic Design and Construction Jones Lang LaSalle Development, Fitch professional CDP, Retail Contractors impact of inflation on your Association/J.G. Construction Open Store Remodels. In the Anti-Prototype: How are construction budget”. Also, I How do you avoid disaster when session, we will have several Retailers Creating Unique would focus one the importance rolling out projects? Many factors retailers discuss how they Experiences While Maintaining of consistent maintenance are dealt with on multiple projects overcame the challenges of Building Efficiencies? of your bidding GC’S and or concepts. Coordination, open store remodels. correlating specifications. planning and communication become key ingredients. Our panel of experts will guide us thru their recipe for success. Please select one in each time slot: Seminar 1 Seminar 2 Seminar 3 Seminar 4 Breakfast Speaker: Eric Corey Freed 8:00 - 8:45 AM In this talk we will explore how the lessons learned from history, biomimicry, crowdfunding, and collaborative consumption can provide new insight into ways to design living, regenerative buildings for everyone in a matter of decades. By examining the emotional, psychological and financial reasons why we build, you’ll learn new and better arguments for greening your buildings. We’ll uncover specific, bold ideas for how to retrofit our existing cities and suburbs. Through case studies, we will discover new tools to design and fund a new wave of innovative buildings. Eric Corey Freed, LEED AP, Hon. FIGP, is Founding Principal of organicARCHITECT, an architecture and consulting firm in California, with over 20 years of experience in green building. He is also co-founder of Architect Exam Prep, providing innovative study guides for young architects. Luncheon with Orestes Destrade 12:15 - 1:45 PM A native of Cuba, Orestes Destrade has parlayed a colorful and cultured professional baseball career into the role of a talented, prominent commentator and television personality. After excelling on the diamond at the collegiate level, the switch-hitting first baseman was signed by the New York Yankees out of South Florida and spent six seasons in their minor league system before debuting in pin stripes in 1981. After two seasons in Major League Baseball, Destrade traveled overseas for a four-year stint in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball League, where he led the league in home runs three separate seasons and led the Seibu Lions to a trio of Japan Series titles from 1990-92. Since 2010, Destrade has resided in Tampa, Florida and become a prominent figure on Fox Sports Florida’s ‘Rays Live’ pre- and post-game coverage. Teddy Baker, afternoon entertainer 2:00 - 5:00 PM As an entertainer, Teddy’s desire is to entertain through his humor and music. His stage presence is focused on drawing his audience into his humorous stories while touching their hearts and lives with his songs. With the release of his hit single, “Cool Night,” the Teddy Baker Band toured throughout the mid-eighties performing on such television shows as American Bandstand and Solid Gold. As he continues to build his following around the country, his style continues to be a perfect fit for a variety of venues such as clubs, festivals, vineyards, restaurants, and corporate events. Whatever the occasion…. All seminars are Return your Seminar selection to David Corson at [email protected] AIA accredited or fax your selections to 678-765-6551 1.15 AIA CEUs.

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