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MAKING CONNECTIONS STRONGER. New York Deal Making Javits Convention Center | New York, NY December 4 – 6, 2018 #ICSCNYDM Event Directory WHAT’S NEXT ININ RRETAILETAIL Fueled by ideas, expertise and passion across borders and beyond service lines, Cushman & Wakefield professionals create solutions to prepare retail real estate investors and occupiers for what’s next. Visit Us at ICSC New York Deal Making 2018 Booth #2235 cushwakeretail.com @cushwakeRETAIL ATM Sheraton NY Times Square There are three Chase ATMs: two are adjacent to the Guest 811 7th Avenue at 53rd Street | +1 212 581 1000 Services Desk on the north side of the Crystal Palace Lobby on Level 3 and the other is on the north side of the Level 1 Staybridge Suites Times Square Food Court. 340 West 40th Street | +1 212 757 9000 TRYP Hotel NYC - Times Square South by Wyndham BUSINESS CENTER 345 West 35th Street | +1 212 600 2440 The FedEx Office located on the Concourse Level across from Starbucks is open on show days and during some move-in and Westin NY at Times Square move-out days. FedEx Office is equipped to handle any printing, 270 West 43rd Street | +1 212 201 2700 packing and worldwide shipping needs. YOTEL New York 570 10th Avenue at 42nd Street | +1 646 449 7700 CHARGING STATIONS Charging stations (provided by Kwikboost) are located ICSC CENTRAL throughout the deal making floor and on the Concourse Level. A–Z INFORMATION Located in the Crystal Palace (Level 3) - Power up your devices at our charging stations COAT CHECK - Identify key ICSC contacts for guidance and networking Coat check is available outside of 1C Hall (Concourse Level). - Learn: - how to maximize your membership experience EXHIBITOR SERVICES - about ICSC services and upcoming meetings To order any exhibitor services for your exhibit space, please and educational programs visit the Exhibitor Services Desk located in the Crystal Palace, - more about the ICSC Foundation and our adjacent to the Level 3B Hall entrance. Partners in Diversity and Inclusion initiative GLOBAL PAVILION INFORMATION COUNTERS Introducing you to global companies to learn about retail and Have a question? ICSC has stationed information counters on development opportunities around the world. Located in Hall 3D, the Concourse Level and inside the Crystal Palace for your between the 900 & 1300 Aisles. convenience. HOTEL INFORMATION INNOVATION EXCHANGE Courtyard Times Square West Located in River Pavilion on Level 3 of the Javits. The Innovation 307 West 37th Street | +1 212 912 0009 Exchange will feature the latest in emerging retail technologies, live demonstrations and hands-on access to products. Join Crowne Plaza HY36 Midtown Manhattan speaker sessions and learn from technology leaders about 320 West 36th Street | +1 646 928 3800 reimagining retail and erasing the line between bricks and clicks. See page 15 for the full list of exhibitors. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New York Times Square 1568 Broadway | +1 212 719 1600 LOST AND FOUND Element Times Square West The Lost and Found is open 24 hours a day and is managed by 311 West 39th Street | +1 212 643 0770 the Javits Center’s Security & Safety Solutions Department. Any item found should be turned over to the Javits Center Security & Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Times Square Safety Solutions Department for receipt. The phone number is 330 West 40th Street | +1 212 967 9494 +1 212 216 2196. Items that are not returned or claimed within 45 days will be destroyed. Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Midtown West 444 10th Avenue | +1 646 952 5980 MEAL FUNCTIONS Four Points by Sheraton Midtown Times Square Lunch will be served on Wednesday and Thursday at 12:00 pm 326 West 40th Street | +1 212 967 8585 in the Special Events Hall. Homewood Suites by Hilton 312 West 37th Street | +1 212 244 0644 MEDICAL EMERGENCY The Javits Center First Aid office is located on Level 1 in the Intercontinental NY Times Square southwest corner of the building. A nurse is on duty throughout 300 West 44th Street | +1 212 803 4500 regular business hours. House telephones can be found in hall corridors throughout the Javits Center and should be used Millennium Broadway to notify the Command Center of emergency situations. The 145 West 44th Street | +1 212 768 4400 emergency number is 2222. New York Marriott Marquis 1535 Broadway | +1 212 398 1900 3 MOTHERS’ LOUNGE Bus Routes The Mothers' Lounge is located in room 4A02. Route No. Hotel ROUTE 1 SHERATON NEW YORK On 7th Avenue, between 52nd & 53rd Streets PARKING (across from the hotel) There is no on-site parking at the Javits Center. However, there ROUTE 2 MARRIOTT MARQUIS are many parking garages in the vicinity. The average price is On 45th Street, off of Broadway approximately $50 a day and is subject to change. Also servicing: Millennium Broadway ROUTE 3 WESTIN REGISTRATION On 8th Avenue & 43rd Street (NE corner) On-site registration and badge pick-up is located in the Crystal Also servicing: Intercontinental TSQ Palace. Self-service kiosks (for badge pick-up only) are available ROUTE 4 YOTEL in the Crystal Palace and in the North Concourse. On 41st Street & 10th Avenue (NE corner) ROUTE 5 1st: HOMEWOOD SUITES On 8th Avenue & 37th Street RETAIL IN FOCUS Also servicing: Crown Plaza HY36 Midtown Manhattan A–Z INFORMATION Located in Hall 3D, between the 900 & 1300 Aisles. Featuring 2nd: ELEMENT many of the emerging brands that are reshaping shopping for On 39th Street, between 8th & 9th Avenues consumers today. It will include digital-natives who are moving to the next stage by adding a strategic retail footprint, creators ROUTE 6 FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES TSQ of interactive installations that are driving unique customer On 40th Street, between 8th & 9th Avenues Also servicing: Four Points By Sheraton Midtown TSQ experiences and retailers who have captured robust online and DoubleTree By Hilton TSQ West offline audiences. Staybridge Suites Times Square Participating brands include: Allbirds, Batch, Boon Supply Co., NOT SERVICED: Courtyard Marriott Candytopia, Circumference, Dormify, Fourpost, Foxtrot, Guesst, TRYP HiO, M.Gemi, Neighborhood Goods, New Stand, Smartbox, Four Points Sheraton Manhattan Midtown West Spaceus, St. Roch Market, UNTUCKit and Winky Lux. Note: Shuttle service ends at 4:00 pm on Thursday, December 6. RETAILER CENTRAL Located on the deal making floor, Retailer Central provides the WI-FI opportunity to meet with over 30 established and up-and- The Javits Center has been fitted with a high-density wireless coming retail concepts. Internet access system. This service includes FREE wireless Internet access up to 256K of bandwidth—ideal for light business uses such as web browsing and viewing emails. Paid Internet STARBUCKS access options with higher bandwidth are available for single or A Starbucks is located just inside the taxi drop-off on the multiday use. This high-density wireless service can be accessed Concourse Level and in the Crystal Palace, adjacent to by any wireless-capable device from any location throughout Registration. the facility. 1. Select “@Javits Wi-Fi” from the list of available networks. Your TRANSPORTATION device will automatically redirect to the Javits Wi-Fi Welcome page. Laptop users may need to open a web browser. SUBWAY 2. Select “Attendee” or “Exhibitor”. Catch the 7 train at the 34th Street/Hudson Yards stop, located 3. Select “Free Wi-Fi”, “Pay for Use”, “Voucher” or “Access code”. on 34th Street and 11th Avenue. 4. Scroll down to the bottom of the “Terms and Conditions” page. SHUTTLE BUSES Type in your email address and select “Enter”. ICSC will provide shuttle bus service between official event hotels 5. Set up an account. and the Javits Center. Shuttle buses will drop-off/pick-up at the 6. If you selected “Pay for Use” in step 3, use a credit card to inner roadway of the Javits Center, outside of the Concourse Level. complete the transaction. Hours of Service For any wireless support issues, please call +1 212 216 4357 or Wednesday, December 5 send an email to [email protected]. 7:00 – 11:00 am, 2:00 – 7:00 pm Thursday, December 6 7:00 – 11:00 am, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Buses will run in 15 minute intervals. 5 building the future together New York Deal Making I #ICSCNYDM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 | Professional Development Day Professional Development Day will focus on three concurrent tracks. These sessions are the perfect way to sharpen your skills before stepping onto the exhibit floor. You'll make connections with like-minded colleagues as you expand your knowledge and catch up on the very latest in our industry. Registration Track 2: Leadership in Diversity and Inclusion 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | Crystal Palace Your Vendors Matter: Supplier Diversity Room 1E12 Opening Speaker Make supplier diversity part of your corporate 10:00 – 11:00 am | South Concourse responsibility program. Supplier diversity pushes local Angele Robinson-Gaylord, President of US Property, economies forward by engaging underrepresented IKEA Group, kicks off Professional Development Day. vendors. She will share the program line-up as well as insight on This session includes information for developing a the real-world implications of leading retail real estate successful supplier diversity program. You will learn to trends and solutions. Robinson-Gaylord will also discuss identify qualified and certified small businesses owned why strengthening core industry knowledge is critical by women, minorities or disabled persons. to career advancement and how a deliberate focus on diversity and inclusion can help future-proof the industry. MODERATOR Larisa Ortiz Angele Robinson-Gaylord Principal ICSC Trustee Larisa Ortiz Associates President of US Property IKEA Group PANELISTS Linda Foggie Project Management Leader 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Wells Fargo Eric Yarbro Track 1: Industry Trends and Solutions Executive Managing Director Tapping into Underserved Markets Colliers International Room 1E11 U.S.
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    MISSION VALLEY GERMANY CentrO - Oberhausen Gera Arcaden - Gera Gropius Passagen - Berlin Höfe am Brühl - Leipzig Minto - Mönchengladbach Palais Vest - Recklinghausen Pasing Arcaden - Munich Paunsdorf Center - Leipzig OUR PORTFOLIO Ring-Center - Berlin Ruhr Park - Bochum Westfield Hamburg- Überseequartier - Hamburg THE NETHERLANDS Citymall Almere - Almere SWEDEN Westfield Mall of Greater Stockholm the Netherlands - Leidschendam Westfield Mall of Scandinavia Stadshart Amstelveen - Amstelveen Nacka Forum SEATTLE Stadshart Zoetermeer - Zoetermeer Solna Centrum Westfield Southcenter Täby Centrum POLAND SAN FRANCISCO AREA Warsaw Westfield Galleria at Roseville UNITED KINGDOM DENMARK Westfield Arkadia Westfield Oakridge CHICAGO London Copenhagen Centrum Ursynów Westfield San Francisco Centre Westfield Old Orchard Westfield Stratford City Fisketorvet Galeria Mokotów Westfield Valley Fair Chicago O’Hare International CONNECTICUT Croydon Galeria Wileńska Westfield Meriden Westfield London Złote Tarasy Westfield Trumbull Wrocław Wroclavia BELGIUM Brussels CZECH REPUBLIC Mall of Europe Prague SLOVAKIA Westfield Chodov NEW YORK AREA Bratislava Bubny Westfield Garden State Plaza Aupark Centrum Černý Most Metropole Zličín Westfield South Shore ITALY Westfield Sunrise Milan Westfield World Trade Center Westfield Milano JFK International AUSTRIA Newark Liberty International Vienna Donau Zentrum Shopping City Süd WASHINGTON D.C. AREA Westfield Annapolis Westfield Montgomery Westfield Wheaton SPAIN FRANCE UNITED STATES Benidorm - Benidorm Westfield Carré Sénart - Greater Paris