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Icsc Toronto Next Generation Shopping Centre Tour Day! ICSC TORONTO NEXT GENERATION SHOPPING CENTRE TOUR DAY! Wednesday, October 23, 2013 9:00 am – 9:30 am Registration & Breakfast 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Shopping Centre Bus Tour 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Cocktail Reception Join us for the 2nd annual ICSC Toronto Next Generation Shopping Centre Tour Day! Participate in tours led by senior industry professionals at four innovative GTA properties, then cap off the day with a mix and mingle networking reception at Bier Markt! The ICSC Next Generation program is an educational, networking and mentoring program specifically designed for real estate professionals who are seeking to develop their careers and build relationships in the shopping center industry. Next Generation offers retail real estate professionals the unique opportunity to meet and interact with their peers, share experiences and exchange ideas and advice in an interactive yet relaxed environment. Next Generation is also open to seasoned professionals who wish to give back to the industry. Members and non-members are welcome. 1: Sherway Gardens Breakfast generously sponsored by Starbucks Coffee Company 2: Square One Lunch at the Square One Food Court, generously sponsored by Oxford Properties Inc. 3: Parkside Village 4: Toronto Premium Outlets 5: Networking Reception @ Bier Markt Etobicoke *Parking will be available at Sherway Gardens, in a lot near the Bier Markt, where our Networking Reception will be held at the conclusion of the tour. A detailed schedule will be posted online at our Next Gen Tour Day webpage in early October. Registered attendees will receive an e-mail update as details are confirmed. Why attend? 9 View innovative shopping centres around the GTA and gain special insight through touring them with their management team 9 Look at contemporary ways to redevelop, renovate, lease and customize your shopping centre 9 Discover leading edge architecture and design concepts 9 Gain knowledge on tactics for operating and marketing your centre efficiently 9 Freely ask questions of the management team at each centre 9 Meet and network with colleagues from across the shopping centre industry Space is Limited – Register today! Registration Information on Page 2. TORONTO NEXT GENERATION SHOPPING CENTRE TOUR DAY REGISTRATION FORM Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors Toronto Next Generation Program Planning Committee: Ashley Solomon, Program Committee Chair, Aurora Realty Consultants; Adam Zendel, Program Committee Co-Chair, The Cadillac Fairview Corp. Ltd.; Jessica Hughes, Program Committee Advisor, Oberfeld Snowcap; Matthew Ashton, Dollarama LP; Casdin Parr, Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc.; Natalie Verhelst, Oxford Properties Group; Marianna Williams, Scarborough Town Centre, Oxford Properties Group REGISTER: BY FAX: +1 (732) 694 1800 (Credit card registrations only) REGISTER ONLINE: www.icsc.org/2013N28 (Credit card registrations only) REGISTER BY MAIL: ICSC, 1221 Avenue of the Americas, 41st Floor, New York, NY 10020 - 1099 For questions about this program, please contact Ulli Reiterer : [email protected] or Tel: 416.486.4511 x 2128 Register now at www.icsc.org/2013N28 Wednesday, October 23, 2013 Member Advance Fee: $50 + 13% HST = $56.50 CAD Non-Member Advance Fee: $65 + 13% HST = $73.45 CAD Student Member Fee: $35 +13% HST = $39.55 CAD MEETING CONTACT: Ulli Reiterer T: 416.486.4511 x2128 E: [email protected] Fax completed form to: +1 (732) 694-1800 CODE: 2013N28 - 1074 – 30 - 0 .
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