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CSM Corporation creates exceptionale spaces where people work, live and visit. CSM Corporation | 500 Washington Avve. S. Suite 3000 Minneapolis, MN 55415 | CSMCCorp.net COMMERCIAL & RETTAAIL CSM Commercial develops, owns and manages office, industrial, and retail real estate nationwide. In its 40 years of operation, CSM has built, acquired or redeveloped 140 commercial properties coast to coast, including more than 15 million square feet of space. Our unique approach to design and development results in construction that is well-built, easily maintained and flexible for future use. CSM’s in-house resources provide unparalleled expertise and cohesive solutions for clients. LODGING CSM Lodging is one of the top 50 hotel management companies in the US with a proven track record of success. Some of our accolades include; Marriott Developer of theYYeearr, Marriott Classic Premium Hotel of the Year and Best Conversation Hotel of the YeYear. CSM has built annd managed nearly 50 hotels for some of the nation’s most prestigious brands, including Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt. We develop, design and operate hotels from coast to coast with unique and comprehensive experience. RESIDENTIALN With more than7, 7,800 residential units developed, managed and owned nationwide, CSM Residential is a highly respected residential property management company nationwide. We understand that communities are more than just a building, they are our residents home. Ultimately,y, our goal is to drive value for our residential investments to be; more competitive in the market, more profitable and more attractive to residents over the long-term. CSM Corporatioon and Gary Holmes Congratulate JhJohn Allllen Gary S. Holmes 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipiennt WELCOME TO THE 2020 MINNESOTA REAL ESTATE AWARDS Suburban Multifamily Hospitality Greater Minnesota Real Estate CPA of the Year Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Mixed Use Most Significant Lease Transaction Retail / Restaurant Senior Housing - North / Northwest Mortgage Broker / Banker Interior Design - Retail / Restaurant / Hospitality Most Significant Sale Transaction Property Management Company of the Year Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Office City / Municipality of the Year Senior Housing - Southwest Urban Multifamily Affordable Housing Property Manager of the Year Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Medical Interior Design - Office / Headquarters Broker of the Year Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Retail & Restaurant Interior Design - Multi-tenant Office Architect / Engineer of the Year General Contractor of the Year Senior Housing - South/Southeast Medical Property Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Housing Redevelopment/Reuse/Historic - Education Interior Design - Housing Industrial / Manufacturing / Science Urban Multifamily - Minneapolis CBD Emerging Leader of the Year Real Estate Woman of the Year Developer of the Year Gary S. Holmes 2020 Lifetime Executive of the Year Achievement Award Recipient Master of Ceremonies Jim Damiani Executive Managing Director Newmark Knight Frank Jim Damiani, CCIM, SIOR, is a tenant advisory office specialist in Newmark Knight Frank’s Minneapolis-St. Paul office and a designated broker for Minnesota brokerage operations. An established industry leader, Mr. Damiani is among the most successful and widely recognized market leaders in the Minneapolis commercial real estate market. Mr. Damiani teams with Ryan Bohrer, Andrew Commers, Sherry Weaver and Maura Carland to provide their clients with the very best financial and employee solutions. The team has more than 85 years of experience, specializing in tenant/buyer representation for local and national firms in Minneapolis-St. Paul and its surrounding suburbs. The team gets to know each of its clients and understand their wants and needs before tailoring plans for them using a methodical yet nimble approach, all while building rapport and trust. Jim lead the process to create a five-star ranking system to compare office properties per building features that provide a positive employee experience. This proprietary database helps clients find space that supports their efforts to recruit, engage and retain a productive workforce. MEET OUR JUDGES Dannielle Lewis Philip Colton Senior Manager, Wipfli Shareholder, Winthrop & Weinstine Dannielle Lewis is a senior manager in the tax practice, focused on serving I practice principally in the areas of corporate finance and securities law, clients in the construction and real estate industry. She leads Wipfli’s broker-dealer regulation, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate law. Qualified Opportunity Zone team and is a sought-after speaker on this For three years, I served as General Counsel/Senior Vice President to a topic. She also advises clients on complex tax transactions involving large, publicly-traded regional securities brokerage/clearing firm, with partnership interest exchanges or business sales. Dannielle stays up-to- an active software/web-based technology division. I have technical and date on the ever-changing tax laws and recognizes opportunities for new practical experience in a wide variety of business and financial and potential clients to help save and structure their funds. She leverages her proactive planning and advising transactions, including public and private debt and equity financings, tender offers, SEC/FINRA/Blue Sky to ensure clients reach their goals and are successful. Regulatory Matters and arbitrations, acquisition and financing transactions, venture capital investments, and the like. Jean Kane President, Colliers Ryan Comer Being the CEO of one of the largest commercial real estate firms in the Owner, Renovation Systems Twin Cities is not something I take lightly. As an industry leader and Ryan Comer is a Co-founder and the sole owner of Renovation Systems. integral member of the commercial real estate sector, I have a reputation He is also the founder of three other successful businesses, including for listening, providing straightforward counsel and executing and Cutting Edge Property Maintenance, Cheshire Partners, and RV Memories. delivering results. I have been a key contributor to the company since Renovation Systems began in a small basement office in 1996 as a 1987 and strive to embody the entrepreneurial spirit and core values upon construction company and has since grown into a multi-million dollar which our firm was built: integrity, excellence, teamwork, and innovation. enterprise that employs over 150 people. Renovation Systems focuses 100% on the Multi-Family Industry and currently has three divisions including floor covering, carpet cleaning, and construction. The Construction Division was added in 2008 and includes interior property enhancements, Patricia Weller refinishing, and restoration. Attorney, Monroe Moxness Berg Patricia has more than 25 years of experience in representing clients locally and nationally in complex commercial real estate acquisitions and Andy Deckas sales, as well as real estate development, leasing and finance projects. CEO, Axial Real Estate Advisors Patricia’s experience in sophisticated leasing includes representing both Andy is the Chief Executive Officer of Axial Real Estate Advisors. With over landlords and tenants in the negotiation of ground leases, build-to-suit 30 years of senior level experience in the commercial real estate industry, leases, leases for space in office building and condominium complexes Andy focuses on raising investor equity, structuring investment vehicles, and leases in shopping centers and developments governed by extensive public and private restrictions, acquiring, financing and managing housing and commercial properties covenants and easements. She provides counsel in traditional bank financing as well as complex structured through the United States. financing, sale-leaseback transactions, leasehold financing and financing for multi-unit, multi-state packages. REJOURNALS.COM 2020 MINNESOTA REAL ESTATE AWARDS 4 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS HYDE DEVELOPMENT REJOURNALS.COM 2020 MINNESOTA REAL ESTATE AWARDS 5 COMPANY PROFILES CSM Corporation Bridgewater Bank Founded in 1976, CSM Corporation grew out of entrepreneur Gary Holmes’ first real estate asset Recognized as a premier, full-service Twin Cities bank, Bridgewater Bank is dedicated to serving the purchase at the age of 14. Today, CSM develops, renovates and restores commercial, industrial, hotel diverse needs of commercial real estate investors, entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals. and residential properties nationwide. The company has been recognized with dozens of industry Bridgewater offers a refreshing approach to banking. It all started in 2005 with a vision to create an awards for unique approaches to design and development, quality management and superb customer entrepreneurial bank where answers came quickly, opportunities were plentiful and the culture was service. In its 40 years of operation, CSM has built, acquired or redeveloped more than 15 million optimistic. Fifteen years later, this vision stands strong. By pairing a range of deposit, lending and square feet of commercial and retail space, nearly 50 hotels and more than 7,800 residential units business services solutions with a responsive service model, Bridgewater has grown into one of the nationwide. CSM’s four decades of success are built on a company-wide commitment to treating largest locally led-banks in the State of Minnesota, and has received numerous awards for its growth, customers and associates with integrity and respect, and for long-term
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