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CITY O�'AIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and
And Members of the Commission
Joe Sand
Commiss ner
REFEREI:CES
ENO LOS G^_z
January 25, 2001 FILE
Miami Development Summit 2001
For the last couple of months, the Real Estate and Economic Development Department,
various local developers and myself have been working together on the Miami
Development Summit 2001. This 2 Y2 day symposium will showcase our cosmopolitan
community to national and international development professionals, service providers,
lenders and end-users. The Miami Development Summit 2001 will be held on April 4`h
through April 61 , 2001 at the Hotel Intercontinental in Miami. At this time, I respectfully
request the opportunity of discussing this exciting and beneficial event for our City.
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cordially invites you to attend
a Pre -Summit Reception
to announce the
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AINDEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Wednsday, January 31, 2001
Terremark Centre
2601 South Bayshore Drive
Reception: 6:00 PM
RSVP by January 26th to 305-663-7105
Joe Sanchez Manuel D. Medina
Commissioner Chairman and CEO
City of Miami, Florida Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
Chairperson Sponsor Committee Chairperson
Reception sponsored by:
OCEAN BANK
We Care For You®
JAIAMI'DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Noon — 5:00 PM Registration
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
April 4 - 6, 2001
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2001
5:00 - 7:00 PM Welcome Reception
Remarks: Commissioner Joe Sanchez, Chairman, Miami Development Summit
Mayor Joe Carollo, Commissioners, City Manager, Other Dignitaries
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2001
7:30 - 8:15 AM Registration
8:15 -10:15 AM General Session Breakfast
Topica " Miami - A City at the Crossroads of the World"
Keynote Speaker: Norman Braman, CEO, Braman Motors (confirmed)
10:15 -10:30 AM Coffee Break
10:30 - 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops
Urban Revival - Redevelopment Opportunities In Miami's New World Neighborhoods
Moderator - Bernard Zyscovich, Zyscovich Architects
Global Connections - Miami's Commercial, Industrial And Trade Developments
Moderator - Jay Molina, Xebec Trade Finance Corp.
Bright Lights Hot Fun - Prospects for Hospitality, Tourism, and Entertainment
Moderator - Chase Burritt, Ernst & Young
12:00 - 2:00 PM General Session Luncheon
Topic. Telecommunications Linkages: The NAP and Beyond
Keynote Speaker: Gary Winnick, CEO Global Crossings (invited)
2:00 - 5:00 PM Concurrent Tours/Mobile Workshops
Urban Revival Tour
Future Think Tour
Bright Lights Hot Fun Tour
Global Connections Tour
Live -n -Work Tour
6:30 -10:30 PM Reception/Gala Dinner
Remarks: Alberto Ibarguen, Publisher, the Miami Herald (confirmed)
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2001
8:15 -10:15 AM General Session Breakfast
Topic. E-volve: Succeeding in the Digital Culture of Tomorrow
Keynote Speaker: Rosabeth Moss Cantor (confirmed)
10:15 — 10:30 AM Coffee Break
10:30 - 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops
Gateway City — The Outlook for Miami's Economy and Real Estate Market
Moderator — Lew Goodkin, Goodkin Consulting
Future Think — Regional, Multisector Technology Growth
Moderator — Jeff Kline, Internet Coast
Live -n -Work — New Horizons for Miami's Residential and Mixed Use Developments
Modertor — Jack Winston, PriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLP
12:00 — 2:00 PM General Session: Lunch
Topic Florida's Advantage: Miami's Leading Edge
Keynote Speaker(s): Governor Jeb Bush (invited), Senator Bob Graham (invited)
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AIANDEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Steering Committee Meeting — January 25, 2001
AGENDA
I. Welcome & Introductions
Commissioner Joe Sanchez
II. Sponsor Subcommittee Report
Manny Medina, Chairperson (representative: Sandy Gonzalez -Levy)
Gloria Velasquez, Deputy Chairperson
A. Status
B. Sponsor Reception
C. Follow-up calls
D. TDC Grant Proposal: $25,000
III. Marketing Subcommittee Report
Cheryl H. Jacobs, Chairperson
A. Save -the -date
B. Mailing Lists
C. Invitation/Ads
D. Website
E. Opening Video: Beber Silverstein
F. Attendee Welcome Package
Final Printed Program
City Demographics and Promotional Materials
Platinum Sponsor inserts
Soft -sided briefcase/canvas carry bag
G. Media Relations: Jorge Luis Hernandez
IV. Program Subcommittee Report
Richard Langhorne, Co -Chairperson
Tony Trella, Co -Chairperson
A. Draft Program
V. Upcoming Meetings
A. Pre -Event Sponsorship Reception
Wednesday, January 31, 2001
Terremark Center, 2601 South Bayshore Drive
6:00 pm Lobby
B. February Meeting: TBD
C. Standing Staff Meeting: Tuesday 10:00 AM at MRC 3rd Floor
Contact Dianne or Kelli to be on the agenda
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Sponsor Prospects
1/25/2001
T`' 0 -of o4or I First NaMoi , LdatName
Or' anization NamePhone
Number
Fix, i ti fiber
C: $25,000 Platinu
Jose
Concepcion
Ocean Bank
305-569-5446
305-445-8129
C: $25,000 Platinu
Manny
Medina
Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
305-856-3200
305-856-8190
C: $25,000 Platinu
Alberto
lbarguen
The Miami Herald/EI Nuevo Herald
305-376-3534
B: $10,000 Gold
Joyce
Beber
Beber Silverstein and Partners
B: $10,000 Gold
Vicky
Garcia -Toted
',Bilzin, Sumberg, Dunn, Price & Axelrod 305-374-7580
305-374-7593
B: $10,000 Gold
Patricia
Allen
Downtown Development Authority
305-579-6675
B: $10,000 Gold
Bill
Talbert
Greater Miami Conv. & Visitors Bureau
305-539-3040
B: $10,000 Gold
Cesar
Alvarez
'Greenberg Traurig, Attorneys at Law
305-579-0500
305-579-0717
B: $10,000 Gold
Tony
Trella
Urban Land Institute
: $5,000 Silver
Juan J.
Mayol
Akerman Senterfitt & Eidson, P.A.
305-755-5807
$5,000 Silver
Ben
Fernandez
Bercow & Radell
305-377-6220
'305-377-6222
$5,000 Silver
Willy
Bermello
Bermello, Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
305-859-2050
305-859-7666
$5,000 Silver
Sharon
Lowe
Bovis Lend Lease, Inc.
305-373-8006
305-373-8081
$5,000 Silver
Bill
Cullom
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
-305-350-7700
$5,000 Silver
Bill
Bloom
Holland & Knight
305-374-8500
305-789-7799
$5,000 Silver
Anthony
Cejas
'Lennar Homes
$5,000 Silver
Harvey
Taylor
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Taylor Development & Land Company
305-892-6800
305-895-1101
$5,000 Silver
Holly
Wiedman
The Beacon Council
305-579-1351
Monty
Trainer
305-667-2505
Brian
Friedman
ABR Infocom
786-425-1737
Michael M.
Adler
Adler Group
305-392-4000
305-392-4004
Hank
Adorno
Adorno & Zeder, P.A.
305-858-5555
W. Allen
Morris
Allen Morris Company
305-358-1000
305-372-5130
Granvil M.
Tracy
American Land Housing Group, Inc.
305-654-1500 x 113 305-653-9486
Thomas
Westberg
Arquitectonica (Bernardo Fort Bresica)
305-372-1812
305-372-1175
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Rusty
Atlas
Arvida Realty
305-672-5800
305-673-9952
Barry
Johnson
AT&T
305-671-7400
305-671-7440
Kim
Woodbury
Atlantic Gulf Communities
305-859-4393
305-859-4387
Ezra
Katz
Aztec Group, Inc.
305-854-5000 x 205
305-854-9795
j
Alan
Levan
Bank Atlantic
305-944-0209
Rob
Hilson
Bank of America
305-533-2663
305-533-2681
f
Mehdi
Ghomeshi
Bank United
305-569-2025
305-569-3456
Gonzalo
Valdez-Fauli
'Barclays Bank
305-374-1043
Bud
Firstenberger
Beauchamp Construction
305-445-0819
Tito
Gomez
BellSouth
305-347-5450
305-375-9311
Joseph
Lacher
BellSouth
305-347-5450
305-375-9311
Ramon
Flores
BellSouth Telecommunications
Jeffrey
Bercow
Bercow & Radell
305-377-6220
305-377-6222
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Sponsor Prospects
Jeffrey
Berkowitz
Berkowitz Development Group
305-854-2800
305-859-8300
Norman
Braman
Braman Motors, Inc.
305-576-1889
305-576-9898
Truly
Burton
Builders Association of South Florida
305-556-6300
Steven
Silverman
C.G. Chase Construction Co.
305-597-8700
305-599-9433
Lloyd J.
Boggio
Carlisle Group
305-476-8118
305-662-8933
Robert
Lloveras
CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
305-381-6429
305-381-6462
Sergio
Pino
Century Plumbing
305-261-4731
Armando
Codina
Codina Development Corporation
305-520-2300
305-520-2371
Jose
Valdez-Fauli
'Colonial Bank
305-523-3401
Alan
Ojeda
CompuServe
Charles W.
Coster
Constructa
305-854-7342
Roman
Martinez
Corradino Group
305-594-0735
305-594-0755
Antonio
Pardo
Corradino Group
305-594-0735
305-594-0755
Art
Teels
CRA
Craig
Robbins
Dacra Development
305-531-8700
305-531-6102
Yami
Poggio
Dayco Holdings
305-377-8333
Louis G.
Weschler
Deferred Compensation Consultants, Im305-445-3600
'305-567-9838
Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk Duany and Plater-Zyberk
305-644-1023
305-644-1021
William
Ross
Estoril Inc.
305-371-3500
305-381-6347
Carlos
Migoya
First Union National Bank
305-789-4818
305-789-4904
Gary
Brown
Florida Commercial Group
305-662-8999
305-662-8933
Tibor
Hollo
Florida East Coast Realty, Inc.
305-358-7110
305-358-1619
Sidney
Levin
Florida Power & Light
305-552-4875
305-552-2398
Sharon
Dresser
Florida Shopping Center Group
813-961-1812
813-968-8029
Lawrence J.
Aberman
Fortune International Realty
305-856-2600
305-857-3640
Edgardo
Defortuna
Fortune International Realty
305-856-2600
305-857-3640
Leonard R.
Markowitz
Glenridge Properties
954-568-9600
954-568-1577
Dan
Golinski
Golinski Properties
305-667-0196
305-663-1391
Gloria M.
Velazquez
Greenberg Traurig, Attorneys at Law
305-579-0500
305-579-0717
Felix
Lima
Grove Harbour Marina & Caribbean Ma 305-554-7425
305-554-7197
Eduardo
Mas Ferer
Hamilton Bank, N.A.
305-717-5600
305-717-5601
Mike
Hogan
Hogan Group, Inc.
305-262-6250
305-262-5866
Laurie
Thompson
Holland & Knight, LLP
305-374-8500
305-789-7797
Joseph
Horn
Horn Eichenwald Investments Corp.
305-860-0770
305-860-6990
Fred
Jackson
IBM
Ken
Van Gheem
Image Equities, Inc.
305-595-1518
305-279-2159
William H.
Holly
Insignia-Esg
Felix
Lima
Jessla Construction
305-554-7425
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Sponsor Prospects
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Clyde W.
Judson
Judson and Partners
305-755-9034
305-755-9945
M. Ronald
Krongold
Krongold, Todd & Singer, P.L.
305-446-3033
305-443-4469
Edie
Laquer
Laquer Corporate Reality Group, Inc.
305-374-6116
305-374-1538
Charlie
Martinez
Latin Builders Association
305-446-5989
305-446-0901
Lisa
Maxwell
Lennar Corporation
954-370-0003
Art
Medeiros
Lucent Technologies
305-569-3600
305-569-4105
Luis
Revuelta
Luis Revuelta
3054424200
305-444-6962
Pascal
Lasry
Majestic Properties
305-534-1999
Pat
Riley
Miami Heat
Ned
Siegel
Miami One Centre, Inc
561-998-9200
561-997-7772
Sherri
Kurtis
Miami Real Estate Investors Assn.
305-388-1611
Sidney
Atzman
Michael Swerdlow Companies, Inc.
954-967-2830
954-963-1715
Kristina
Ritter
Millennium Partners
212-595-1600
212-595-1831
Carl
Walters
Morse Diesel International
954-771-6677
954-771-6694
Doyle
Spears
Mortgage Ramp
404-531-4996
Ralph
Gonzalez -Jac Ocean Bank
Chris
Cobb
Ocean Club Development Co.
305-444-2300
305-446-3633
Abraham
Siegel
Odebrecht Contractors
305-470-6231
Bern
Levine
Parrot Jungle
305-669-7000
305-661-2230
Lawrence
Malata
Pavarini Construction Company, Inc.
954-767-6000
954-768-0100
Scott A.
Silver
Peacock Properties, Inc.
305-377-8802
305-377-8804
Donahue R.
Peebles
Peebles Atlantic Development Corp.
305-995-5330
305-995-5340
Steve
Perricone
Perricone's Marketplace and Cafe
305-374-9449
Michael
Wohle
Pinnacle Development
Robert L.
Rudnick
Pyramid Properties International
305-665-6777
Rafael
Sanchez Abai
Rafferty Gutierrez et al
305.373-0330
Alan
Ojeda
RILEA Development Corp.
305-371-5254
Ron
Frazier
Ronald Frazier and Associates
305-573-6525
Richard
Graham
Sandy & Babcock International
305-856-2021
305-856-0854
Lillian
Ser
Shutts & Bowen
305-358-6300, ext.
Judy
Burke
Shutts & Bowen, LLP
305-379-9187
305-381-9982
Hilario
Candela
Spillis Candela
305-447-3500
305-447-3587
Hobert
Masrieh
Sunny Investments
305-446-4796
305-442-4392
Ramiro
Ortiz
SunTrust Bank, N.A.
305-577-5283
305-577-5054
Ivonne
Garcia
Swanke Hayden & Connell
305-536-8600
Steve
Owens
Swire Properties Inc.
305-371-3877
Scott H.
Kramer
Taylor Development & Land Company
305-892-6800
305-895-1101
Neil
Fisher
Ten Sixty Brickell
561-802-3183
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Al
Cardenas
Santiago
Echemendia
Tom
Tew
Neil
Hall
Mike
Spetko
Davidson
Barlett
Omar
Morales
Jorge
Perez
Adrienne
Arsht
Miriam
Lopez
Charles
Treister
;Mike
Smith
Adolfo
Henriques
Gary
Edelstein
Gil
Pastoriza
'Robert
Mathias
Sponsor Prospects
Tew, Cardenas, Rebak, et al
305-536-1112
305-536-1116
Tew, Cardenas, Rebak, et al
305-536-1112
305-536-1116
Tew, Cardenas, Rebak, et al
305-536-1112
305-536-1116
The Architects Hall Designers, Inc.
305-571-9177
305-571-9066
The. Gatehouse Group
305-372-3343
305-372-3348
The Keyes Company, Realtors
305-371-3592, ext 4 305-358-6394
The Mutiny
305-445-9745
305-445-6661
The Related Group
305-460-9900 ext 1
305-445-1834
TotalBank
305-476-6255
305-774-9928
TransAtlantic Bank
305-377-0200
Treister Design & Development
305-858-2416
305-856-9779
Turner Construction
Union Planters Bank
305-774-5271
305-774-4597
Universal Realty & Development, Inc.
305-285-9595
305-285-1102
Weiss, Serota & Helfman, P.A.
305-854-0800
305-763-1189
ZOM Development, Inc.
561-447-7717
561-447-0721
Zyscovich Architects
'305-372-5222
305-577-4521
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The City of Miami
cordially invites you to attend
a Pre -Event Reception
to announce the
AIAAI,UtvtL MI
Wednesday, January 31, 2001
S.B.S. Tower
(formerly Terremark Centre)
2601 South Bayshore Drive
Miami, Florida
Reception: 6:00 PM
RSVP by January 26th to 305-663-7105
Joe Sanchez
Commissioner
City of Miami, Florida
Chairperson
Manuel D. Medina
Chairman and CEO
Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
Sponsor Committee Chairperson
Reception sponsored by:
OCEAN BANK
"AIAAIIDEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Noon — 5:00 PM Registration
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
April 4 - 6, 2001
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2001
5:00 — 7:00 PM Welcome Reception
Remarks: Commissioner Joe Sanchez, Chairman, Miami Development Summit
Mayor Joe Carollo, Commissioners, City Manager, Other Dignitaries
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2001
7:30 — 8:15 AM Registration
8:15 —10:15 AM General Session Breakfast
Topica " Miami — A City at the Crossroads of the World"
Keynote Speaker: Norman Braman, CEO, Braman Motors (confirmed)
10:15 — 10:30 AM Coffee Break
10:30 — 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops
Urban Revival - Redevelopment Opportunities In Miami's New World Neighborhoods
Moderator — Bernard Zyscovich, Zyscovich Architects
Global Connections — Miami's Commercial, Industrial And Trade Developments
Moderator — Jay Molina, Xebec Trade Finance Corp.
Bright Lights Hot Fun - Prospects for Hospitality, Tourism, and Entertainment
Moderator — Chase Burritt, Ernst & Young
12:00 - 2:00 PM General Session Luncheon
Topic: Telecommunications Linkages; The NAP and Beyond
Keynote Speaker: Gary Winnick, CEO Global Crossings (invited)
2:00 - 5:00 PM Concurrent Tours/ Mobile Workshops
Urban Revival Tour
Future Think Tour
Bright Lights Hot Fun Tour
Global Connections Tour
Live -n -Work Tour
6:30 — 10:30 PM Reception/Gala Dinner
Remarks: Alberto Ibarguen, Publisher, the Miami Herald (confirmed)
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2001
8:15 —10:15 AM General Session Breakfast
Topic: E-volve: Succeeding in the Digital Culture of Tomorrow
Keynote Speaker: Rosabeth Moss Cantor (confirmed)
10:15 — 10:30 AM Coffee Break
10:30 — 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops
Gateway City — The Outlook for Miami's Economy and Real Estate Market
Moderator — Lew Goodkin, Goodkin Consulting
Future Think — Regional, Multi -sector Technology Growth
Moderator — Jeff Kline, Internet Coast
Live -n -Work — New Horizons for Miami's Residential and Mixed Use Developments
Modertor — Jack Winston, PriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLP
12:00 — 2:00 PM General Session: Lunch
Topic. Florida's Advantage: Miami Leading Edge
Keynote Speaker(s): Governor Jeb Bush (invited), Senator Bob Graham (invited)
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OVERVIEW
--U M I A I DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities.
Development Summit Concept
Initiated by Commissioner Sanchez, City staff and private sector representatives in the field of property development have
met regularly since April 2000 to plan and produce a conference for real estate development professionals, service
providers, lenders and end-users that will feature development and investment opportunities in Miami. Local businesses
are helping to plan the event and will serve as sponsors, panelists and hosts. Adopted vision & mission statements as
follows:
Vision
The Miami Development Summit is committed to present an international symposium that will
showcase development and investment opportunities in Miami — an international metropolis that
reflects today the America of tomorrow in its exciting new world economy with its diversity, global
opportunity and convergence of leisure and living.
Mission
The Miami Development Summit will showcase the cosmopolitan City of Miami to real estate
development professionals and development end-users, featuring the authentic new world
neighborhoods and international business centers of this subtropical jewel. The Summit will enable
participants to explore genuine and financially rewarding opportunities to join in Miami's continued
growth as a fascinating place to live, work and play in the next millennium.
Sponsors and Partners
The City of Miami's Real Estate & Economic Development Department and the Planning Department have been chiefly
involved in the preparations to date, with assistance from the Department of Conference Conventions & Public Facilities.
To date the following entities have committed to become sponsors of the event and the remaining list have committed to
assist with the Summit and have actively participated in planning for the event.
Platinum Sponsors
The Miami Herald/EI Nuevo Herald
Ocean Bank
Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
Gold Sponsors
Beber/Silverstein & Partners
Bilzin, Sumberg, Dunn, Price & Axelrod, LLP
Greenberg Traurig
Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau
Miami Downtown Development Authority
The Urban Land Institute
Partners
• The Aztec Group
• The Codina Group
• The Collins Center
• FAU/FIU Joint Center
• Florida East Coast Realty, Inc.
Silver Sponsors
Akerman Senterfitt & Eidson
The Beacon Council
Bercow and Radell
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
Bovis Lend Lease
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
Holland and Knight
Lennar Homes
Taylor Development and Land Company
• Holland & Knight
• The Langhorne Company
• The University of Miami
Weiss, Serota & Helfman, LLP
• Wolfberg Alvarez & Partners
• Zyscovich Architects
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Subcommittees
Organizers have recruited respected industry professionals to chair the various event subcommittees: Manny Medina,
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. and Gloria Velazquez, Greenberg Traurig, P.A. (Sponsor Recruitment), Tony Trella, The
Meranth Company and Richard Langhorne, The Langhorne Company (Program), Cheryl Jacobs, Zyscovich Architects
(Marketing), and Vicky Garcia -Toledo, Bilzin, Sumberg, Dunn, Price & Axelrod (Pro Development).
Target Market
Based on the City's goal to showcase development opportunities that currently exist in both the public and private
sectors, as well as opportunities that are anticipated in the future, we hope to attract local, national and international
development professionals and end-users. Given the proposed conference timing & format, we have conservatively
estimated 300 to 400 attendees, with approximately 150 of those coming from outside of the local area.
Program
A subcommittee co-chaired by Tony Trella, The Meranth Company, and Richard Langhorne, The Langhorne Company,
leaders in the Southeast District Council of the Urban Land Institute, have been recruiting private sector professionals
representing different aspects of the development industry. General session topics will deal with critical issues about
Miami's unique position in the new economy and global marketplace featuring nationally recognized speakers to reach a
broad audience. Workshops and tours will feature more narrowly focused topics and projects planned or underway in the
City. These panelists will be culled through the ranks of the local real estate development community, the Urban Land
Institute, the Counselors of Real Estate, and local educational institutions including the University of Miami and the
FIU/FAU Joint Center for Urban and Environmental Problems.
Conference Time Frame & Format
The Summit will be a 21/7 day conference which will include keynote speakers, concurrent workshops/ panel discussions
and several guided tours of local areas and facilities that demonstrate development trends and issues. Highlights will be
a welcoming cocktail reception and a reception and gala dinner.
Location: Hotel Inter -Continental Miami
Date: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April 4, 5 and 6, 2001
Preliminary Schedule: Wednesday
12 pm - 5 pm
Registration
4 pm - 6 pm
Welcome Cocktail Reception
Thursday
8 am - 10 am
General Session Breakfast
10 am - 12 pm
Concurrent Workshops
12 pm - 2 pm
General Session Luncheon
2 pm - 5 pm
Mobile Workshops/Tours
6 pm - 9 pm
Reception/Gala Dinner
Friday
8 am - 10 am
General Session Breakfast
10 am - 12 pm
Concurrent Workshops
12 pm - 2 pm
General Session Luncheon
Development Process Improvements
It is important to note that the planning process for the Summit has initiated a very positive dialogue between City staff
and the private sector as to ways the City can improve its permitting and development procedures. A separate
subcommittee has been formed that is looking at the flow of the development process from both sides (the City's & the
developers') to find areas that can be improved. We are looking at innovations put in place by other cities — like "on-line"
permit up -dates, and performance-based zoning guidelines. Workshops led by local development industry experts are
being held as information exchanges with staff. This is intended to be an on-going process, with improvements
implemented from these initial discussions to be announced at the Miami Development Summit.
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"IM 1 A I I DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities.
Platinum Sponsorship
SPONSOR BENEFITS:
OFFICIAL DESIGNATION
■ Your company will be designated as a Platinum Sponsor of the Miami Development Summit.
• Your company retains the right to use your designation in all advertising and promotions
associated with the event.
■ Your company will be named the presenter of one of the featured evening events.
■ Company principal or designee will be given VIP seating at the Head Table at designated
featured event.
ON-SITE EXPOSURE
■ Opportunity for a sponsor executive to introduce one of the keynote presentations.
• Opportunity for a sponsor executive to participate on a panel presentation or to act as a
moderator.
■ Recognition on Summit banners and signs displayed during the event.
■ A prominent display space at the Summit to distribute your firm's promotional materials.
COMPLIMENTARY INVITATIONS
■ Each Platinum sponsor will be entitled to register up to 10 complimentary guests to the Summit.
■ Reserved VIP seating for 10 at all General Session events, as desired.
ONLINE
• Company logo on the Miami Development Summit website.
• Hyper -Link to sponsor's website for a month.
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
■ Promotional exposure as a Platinum Sponsor in Summit announcements appearing in The Miami
Herald/EI Nuevo Herald and other media outlets during the weeks leading up to the Summit.
■ A full page advertisement in Summit workbooks distributed to all delegates. Each sponsor will be
featured in all press releases related to the event.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
■ Audiovisual equipment including LCD, slide projectors and overhead projectors.
■ Use of attendee mailing list after the Summit.
HOSPITALITY SUITE
■ Platinum sponsors will have the opportunity to utilize a suite at the Inter -Continental for hospitality
during the Summit. (Wednesday afternoon until noon on Saturday.)
Investment: $25,000
MIANDEVELOPMENT
An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities.
Gold Sponsorship
SPONSOR BENEFITS:
OFFICIAL DESIGNATION
■ Your company will be designated as a Gold Sponsor of the Miami Development Summit.
■ Your company retains the right to use your designation in all advertising and promotions
associated with the event.
■ Your company will be named the presenter of one of the general session breakfast or luncheon
events.
ON-SITE EXPOSURE
• Opportunity for a sponsor executive to be featured as a speaker at the event.
■ Recognition on conference banners and signs displayed during the event.
■ A prominent display space at the Summit to distribute your firm's promotional materials.
COMPLIMENTARY INVITATIONS
■ Each Gold sponsorwill be entitled to register up to 6 complimentary guests to the Summit.
■ Reserved VIP seating for 6 at all General Session events, if desired.
■ VIP/Head table seating for company executive at sponsored event
ONLINE
• Company logo on the Miami Development Summit site.
• Hyper -Link to sponsor's website for a month.
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
■ Promotional exposure as a Gold Sponsor in Summit announcements appearing in The Miami
Herald/EI Nuevo Herald and other media outlets during the weeks leading up to the Summit.
■ A full page advertisement in Summit workbooks distributed to all delegates.
■ Each sponsor will be featured in all press releases related to the event.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
■ Audiovisual equipment including LCD, slide or overhead projectors.
■ Use of attendee mailing list after the Summit.
Investment: $10,000
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An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities.
Silver Sponsorship
SPONSOR BENEFITS:
OFFICIAL DESIGNATION
■ Your company will be designated as a Silver Sponsor of the Miami Development Summit.
■ Your company retains the right to use your designation in all advertising and promotions
associated with the event.
ON-SITE EXPOSURE
• Opportunity for a sponsor executive to participate on a panel presentation or to act as a panel
moderator.
• Recognition on Summit banners and signs displayed during the event.
■ A prominent display space at the Summit will be available for sponsors to distribute promotional
materials.
COMPLIMENTARY INVITATIONS
■ Each sponsor will be entitled to register up to 4 complimentary guests to the Summit.
ONLINE
• Company logo on the Miami Development Summit site.
• Hyper -Link to sponsor's website for a month.
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
■ Promotional exposure as a Silver Sponsor in Summit announcements appearing in The Miami
Herald/EI Nuevo Herald and other media outlets during the weeks leading up to the Summit.
• A full-page advertisement in Summit workbooks distributed to all delegates.
■ Each sponsor will be featured in all press releases related to the event.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
■ Audiovisual equipment including overhead projectors and slide projectors.
■ Use of attendee mailing list after theSummit.
Investment: $5,000
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A1AA1 DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities.
Commissioner Joe Sanchez
Chairperson
Manuel D. Medina
January 25, 2001
Gloria M. Velazquez
financial support will make this conference the major marketing and industry event it needs
Sponsor Committee Chairpersons
to be. All corporate sponsors of the Summit will enjoy a variety of benefits, depending on
Holly E. Wiedman
Dear Friend:
Anthony J. Trella
exposure for your company and its products or projects to an audience of prospective
Richard M. Langhorne
On April 4-6, the City of Miami will host a 21/2 day symposium that will showcase our
Program Committee Chairpersons
cosmopolitan community to national and international real estate development
Bernard Zyscovich
professionals, service providers, lenders and end-users. The stars of the event will be the
Cheryl H. Jacobs
development projects that you've helped create in our City — the global business centers,
Marketing Committee Chairperson
new world neighborhoods, tourism and entertainment destinations, and the physical and
economic infrastructure that binds it all. Our goal is to persuade this select audience to
Steering Committee:
explore the genuine and financially rewarding development and investment opportunities
Patricia Allen
that Miami offers, and to join in Miami's renaissance.
Mario J. Artecona
Dena Bianchino
With expected attendance of over 300, this benchmark conference will feature work -shops
Rosemary Canals
on a variety of topics including Miami's "hot" industries, such as telecommunications
Michael Cannon
infrastructure and services, real estate market trends, public and private investment
opportunities, development incentives and vibrant geographic sectors of the City. General
Lucia A. Dougherty
sessions are geared to answer questions foremost in the minds of potential developers
Vicky Garcia Toledo
and investors — that Miami can deliver speed to market projects in an open, diverse
George W. Giebel
marketplace, that today's success stories help fuel Miami's momentum as a critical force
Sandy Gonzalez -Levy
in the new connected economy, and that Miami IS the world's portal to the Southern
Lewis Goodkin
Hemisphere.
Ginny Gutierrez
Chilton E. Harper Partners in the Miami Development Summit are many of your associates as well as major
Tibor "Ted" Hollo local public agencies and institutions that are helping to plan and underwrite this
Joshua Snow Horn extraordinary event. These include The Beacon Council, the Greater Miami Chamber of
Dianne Johnson Commerce, the Urban Land Institute, the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau
and a host of other private companies listed in the enclosed package. But we need your
Ezra Katz help in getting this vital message out to our contemporaries.
Alonso Menendez
Adrienne Friesner Pardo
While the City has committed substantial funds and resources to this effort, corporate
William D. Talbert, III
financial support will make this conference the major marketing and industry event it needs
Laurie A. Thompson
to be. All corporate sponsors of the Summit will enjoy a variety of benefits, depending on
Holly E. Wiedman
the level of commitment, before and during the event — not the least of which is great
exposure for your company and its products or projects to an audience of prospective
Jack Winston
clients and investors.
Dwayne A. Wynn
Bernard Zyscovich
Summit Management:
Chase Marketing Group
Miami Development Summit * P. O. Box 430-783 * Miami, FL 33243-0783 * Phone: 305-663-7105* Fax: 305-663-1096
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Take the time to look over the enclosed sponsorship packages and send your commitment back to us quickly,
for our deadline is fast approaching. Get in touch with either of us if you need more detail, or contact Abbey
Chase at the Miami Development Summit office at 305-663-9581.
Thank you, in advance, for your consideration to support this fantastic development industry event for the
betterment of our City. See you in April at the Miami Development Summih,-7
Sincerely,
Manue .Medina, Chairman and CEO ?oeSanch'tez,o
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. City of Miami, Florida
Sponsor Committee Chairperson Chairperson
Miami Development Summit' P. O. Box 430-783 ` Miami, FL 33243-0783 " Phone: 305-663-95814 Fax: 305-663-1096
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