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Home My WebLink AboutItem #39 - Discussion ItemCITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 27 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM The Honorable Mayor and .JAN 3 0 2001 TO Members of the City Commission DATE : FILE Miami Development 2001 — Discussion SUBJECT: For February 8th Commission Meeting FROM: REFERENCES: C rlos A. 'm ez City Manager ENCLOSURES: As recommended by Commissioner Sanchez at the January 25th, 2001 City Commission meeting, it is respectfully recommended that the City Commission have a discussion regarding the Miami Development Summit 2001 being held April 4th through 6th at the Hotel Inter - Continental. 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SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE April 4-6, 2001 Fi _pan°g; into t�-ne. public Hotel Inter Continental In CoInn 1'011 `;'Jithi 100 Chopin Plaza ' �"`r d Foaman Miami, Florida Cfty Clerk 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 21/2 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. S&054tRad into the public record in conneci`ion wit r 7 dry 2— !T O:ir Foemann City Otarlk MIAMI Revisrav� 01/31/2001 ....,.«. PO Box 430783, Miami, Florida 33243-0783 _ _ _ f 11150.� N / r IANDEVELOPMENT 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. PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS ■ Promotional exposure as a Platinum Sponsor in Summit announcements appearing in The Miami Herald/El 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.) ^ubminwo i,€, the Public Investment: $25,000 reCOrd in conn®pWn W-12 Walter Foern n �' tmI>mII DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT pQ BOX 430783, Miami, F/Orida 33243-0783 n�.5c�ssc.. tMIAM DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT 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 sponsor will 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 website. • Hyper -Link to sponsor's website. 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 project@gr�y toublic • Use of attendee mailing list after the Summit. record in connecton with Ilm 2.� W Investment: $10,000 Waller Foeman City C" Please make check payable to Mlami Development Summit/DDA AI/.l�l DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT PD BOX 430783, Miami, F/orida 33243-0783 AIAMIDEVELOPMENT 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 website. • Hyper -Link to sponsor's website. 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. ■ An advertisement in Summit workbooks distributed to all delegates. ■ Each sponsor will be featured in all press releases related to the event. ADDITIONAL BENEFITS ■ Audio-visual equipment including overhead projectors and slide projectors. ■ Use of attendee mailing list after the Summit. Submi d into the pubUc record in connext Faith itM 27 on 2 _ cy I water Foswen n Investment: $5,000 City Clerk Please make check payable to Miami Development SummiVDDA t1mIAMI DEVELOPMENTSUMMR PO BOX 430783, tI AIAAI DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT An international symposium showcasing the City of Miami's development, redevelopment and investment opportunities. Bronze 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 ■ 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 2 complimentary guests to the Summit. ONLINE • Company logo on the Miami Development Summit website. • Hyper -Link to sponsor's website. PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS ■ Promotional exposure as a Bronze Sponsor in Summit announcements appearing in The Miami Herald/EI Nuevo Herald and other media outlets during the weeks leading up to the Summit. ■ An advertisement in Summit workbooks distributed to all delegates. ■ Each sponsor will be featured in all press releases related to the event. ADDITIONAL BENEFITS ■ Use of attendee mailing list after the Summit Subral"d into the publlr. Investment: $2,500 record in connection with Int 2_ on y1 --d1 Water Foe an Clay Clerk Please make check payable to Miami Development Summit,/DDA M I l�iM I DEVELOPMENT summ PO,60X 430783, Miami, Florida 33243-0783 ---2 2�2 II DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT Sponsorship Commitment Form ❑ I'm interested in becoming a sponsor of the Miami Development Summit. Count me in for: ❑ Bronze Sponsorship ❑ Silver Sponsorship ❑ Gold Sponsorship ❑ Platinum Sponsorship Signature: Primary Contact: Title: Company/Organization: Address: City: Phone: E -Mail: $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 State: Zip: Fax: Add these additional names from our company to the mailing list: Name: Title: Name: Title: Name: Title: Submwitted into the public record In connecftn with iter► 7 on -� 1 Walter Forman City Clerk tMIAM ARAI DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2001 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE April 4 - 6, 2001 Hotel Inter -Continental Miami Noon — 5:00 PM Registration 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 Opening Remarks/Presentation: Commissioner Joe Sanchez, Mayor Joe Carollo Keynote Speaker: Norman Braman, CEO, Braman Motors (confirmed) Topica Miami —A City at the Crossroads of the World 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, President, Zyscovich Architects Gateway City — Miami's Commercial, Industrial And Trade Developments Moderator — Jay Molina, President and CEO, Xebec Trade Finance Corp. Bright Lights Hot Fun - Prospects for Hospitality, Tourism, and Entertainment Moderator — Chase Burritt, National Partner for the Hospitality Industry, Ernst & Young 12:00 — 2:00 PM General Session Luncheon Introduction/Remarks: Rick Rosan, President, Urban Land Institute Keynote Speakers: Neal Peirce & Curtis Johnson, Founding Partners, The Citistates Group (confirmed) Topic, Miami in the South Florida Citistate 2:00 — 5:00 PM Concurrent Tours/Mobile Workshops Urban Revival Tour Gateway City Tour Bright Lights Hot Fun Tour Global Connections Tour Live -n -Work Tour 6:30 — 10:30 PM Reception/Gala Dinner Mandarin Oriental Hotel Remarks: Alberto Ibarguen, Publisher, the Miami Herald/EI Nuevo Herald (confirmed) Topic. The Many Worlds of Miami FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2001 8:15 —10:15 AM General Session Breakfast Keynote Speaker: Rosabeth Moss Kantor, Professor, Harvard Business School (confi e Topic. E -valve; Succeeding in the Digital Culture of Tomorrow uC 10:15 — 10:30 AM Coffee Break recom in Gonnen with ftm Z? on --T / • 10:30 — 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops Miami View — The Outlook for Miami's Economy and Real Estate Market Wer Foarnan Moderator — Lew Goodkin, Goodkin Consulting/PriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLP CRY C*dc Future Think — Regional, Multi -sector Technology Growth Moderator — Jeff Kline, CEO, Accris Corporation, Founder, The Internet Coast Live -n -Work — New Horizons for Miami's Residential and Mixed Use Developments Moderator — Jack Winston, Goodkin Consulting/PriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLP 12:00 — 2:00 PM General Session: Lunch Keynote Speakers: Donald Shula, Vice Chairman, Miami Dolphins (confirmed) Robert Beatty, General Counsel, Miami Herald (confirmed) Topic: Florida!; Advantage: Miami s Leading Edge speake�a activirieseiJ to change V:O.C�� as GENERAL SESSION SPEAKERS Robert Beatty, General Counsel, Miami Herald, former Chair of the Governor's Financial Emergency Oversight Board for the City of Miami Robert G. Beatty is General Counsel and Vice President of Public Affairs for The Miami Herald. Before joining The Herald, Beatty was a partner in the Miami law firm of Holland & Knight. Prior to that, he was General Counsel for Florida BellSouth Telecommunications. Beatty recently completed a three-year term as chairman of the Governor's Financial Emergency Oversight Board for the City of Miami and as chairman of its Contract Review Committee. Norman Braman, CEO, Braman Motors Norman Braman, Chairman of Braman Motors, began his journey as a leader in the car dealership industry in 1972. Today his diverse car dealerships cover every niche in the industry, from Honda to Rolls-Royce. He owns dealerships in Miami, Palm Beach and Denver, Co. He is also a great civic leader, contributing his time to the community by serving on the Boards of Directors of numerous organizations. Alberto Ibarguen, Publisher, The Miami Herald/El Nuevo Herald Alberto Ibarguen is publisher of The Miami Herald and Chairman of The Miami Herald Publishing Company. He joined The Herald in 1995 as publisher of EI Nuevo Herald and vice president for international operations of The Miami Herald. Before moving to Miami, he was executive vice president for operations of Newsday and New York Newsday, having joined Times Mirror Company in 1984. Earlier, Alberto practiced law in Hartford, Connecticut, where he was director of the Connecticut Elections Commission. Rosabeth Moss Kantor, Professor, Harvard Business School Rosabeth Moss Kanter is an internationally known business leader, award-winning author, and expert on strategy, innovation, and the management of change. She holds an endowed chair as the Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, advises major corporations and government entities worldwide, and is the author of the bestsellers Men and Women of the Corporation, The Change Masters, When Giants Learn to Dance, and World Class Her latest book, Evolve!: Succeeding in the Digital Economy of Tomorrow, will be published early in 2001. Neal Peirce and Curtis Johnson, Founding Partners, The Citistates Group Neal Peirce and Curtis Johnson are the founding partners of The Citistates Group, a network of journalists and speakers that have produced a series of articles about 19 metropolitan regions of the United States, the most recent of which covered South Florida and was published simultaneously in the Miami Herald, EI Nuevo Herald and the Sun Sentinel. Co-authors of the 1993 book, Cibstates: How Urban America Can Prosper in a Competitive World, the authors promote the concept that successful urban -centered regions are the keys to economic competitiveness and sustainable communities. Neal Peirce is an author -lecturer and syndicated columnist for the Washington Past Writers Group. He is known nationally for his commentary on urban regions. Curtis Johnson, an independent journalist, has held key government, civic and academic posts in the Twin Cities, Minn. area, including chair of the Metropolitan Council. Rick Rosan, President, Urban Land Institute Richard M. Rosan is President of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) in Washington, D.C. Mr. Rosan previously served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of ULI for six years, and for the past three years, he has served as the President. ULI is considered the preeminent "think tank" in land use development. With an annual budget in excess of $28 million, this Washington -based national organization promotes leadership in the responsible use of land and has 15,000 member professionals in 50 states and 52 countries. The ULI has over 100 full-time professional staff, including research and education specialists, meeting planners, writers, publication experts, a marketing team and a professional office management group. Don Shula, Vice Chairman, Miami Dolphins Football Franchise, former Coach of the Miami Dolphins Football Team Don Shula, considered an American icon, is one of the most legendary football coaches of all time. He began his playing career in 1951 with the Cleveland Brown and ended it with the Washington Redskins in 1959. But he is best known for the years he spent coaching the Miami Dolphins from 1970 to 1996. He put Miami sports on the national radar after recording the first and only perfect football season in 1972 and leading the team to two Superbowl Championships in 1972 and 1973. On July 26, 1997, Shula was inducteWo the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Today he serves as Vice -Chairman (gttvq s.i,® the P record in connectiun with on I Waner F �.JS�� `X Com^ _ s " U Conference Schedule A1AA1DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT April 4 - 6, 2001 Hotel Inter -Continental * 100 Chopin Plaza *Miami, Florida WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2001 Noon — 5:00 PM Registration 5:00 — 7:00 PM Welcome Reception Remarks: Mayor Joe Carollo, City of Miami Commissioner Joe Sanchez, Chairman, Miami Development Summit S��Mlt�d into the p�ibliC THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2001 record in ccnne on with 7:30 — 8:15 AM Registration ram -22 8:15 -10:15 AM General Session Breakfast Walter Fri� Cie* Miami; A City at the Crossroads of the World Norman Braman, CEO, Braman Motors 10:30 — 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops Session I: Urban Revival Redevelopment Opportunities in Miami s New World Neighborhoods With the rest of the nation, Florida and its major population centers have embraced the principals of Smart Growth, implementing Eastward Ho! strategies for long term growth management, centered on infill redevelopment and the strengthening of the urban cores. This session examines these efforts at work in Miami's multi -cultural neighborhoods like Little Havana, the Upper East Side and Model Cities. Participants will learn how the Miami -Dade Empowerment Zone Trust, the Miami Community Redevelopment Agency, the local Brownfields Pilot and other incentive programs make investment in Miami's redevelopment a smart decision. Convenor: Bernard Zyscovich, President, Zyscovich Architects Session II: Gateway City Focus on Commerce, Industry and Trade Following the "One Community, One Goal" maxim of the Empowerment Zone, this session takes a critical look at key economic activities in the City and the region, and the crucial industries of the future: Film and Entertainment, Financial Services, Information Technology, Telecommunications and the Visitor Industry. Panelists and the audience will additionally explore prospects in the burgeoning arena of international trade, the boom of business and financial investments and forecasts in the commercial real estate market. Convenor: Jay Malina, President and CEO, Xebec Trade Finance Corporation Session III: Bright Lights Hot Fun Prospects for Hospitality, Tourism and Entertainment Long recognized as a premier "fun Et sun" destination, Miami takes its lighter side seriously when it comes to opportunities for investors and developers in lodging, entertainment and tourism. During this lively question and answer session, recognized experts will address current and future projects in the film Et media production trade and in the hospitality and cruise line industries, touching on markets throughout the area: Coconut Grove, the Design District, Park West and Brickell Avenue. The group will also consider the impacts of cultural and recreation destinations, such as the up -coming Performing Arts Center and several projects on Watson Island. Convenor: Chase Burritt, National Partner for the Hospitality Industry, Ernst and Young 12:00 — 2:00 PM General ,,dssion Luncheon Keynote Presentations - Miami; The National Perspective Rick Rosan, President, Urban Land Institute Miami and the Emerging South Florida Citistate Neal Peirce and Curtis Johnson, The Citistates Group 2:00 - 5:00 PM Concurrent Tours/ Mobile Workshops Urban Revival Tour Gateway City Tour Bright Lights Hot Fun Tour Global Connections Tour Sub i d 'nto the public record In connection witlh �d Live -n -Work Tour iwn 7 on Wafter Foeman 6:30 -10:30 PM Reception/Gala Dinner Gfty Cle* Remarks: The Many Worlds of Miami Alberto Ibarguen, Publisher, The Miami Herald/EI Nuevo Herald FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2001 8:15 -10:15 AM General Session Breakfast Keynote Topic: E-Volve; Succeeding in the Digital Culture of Tomorrow Rosabeth Moss Kantor 10:30 - 11:45 AM Concurrent Workshops Session IV: Miami View The outlook for Miami's Economy and Real Estate Market What drives Miami's economy? We'll explore population diversity, the economy, globat influences and investment and development challenges. Our panel of economists, demographers and analysts will provide the audience with a comprehensive view of where Miami is today and their prognosis for Miami's future. Convenor: Lew Goodkin, Goodkin Consulting/PriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLP Session V: Global Connections The Regional Multi -Sector Impact of the Technology Revolution Network Access Points or NAPs are Internet interconnection points that serve to tie all Internet access providers together. With Miami already ranked as one of the world's top telecom hubs, learn more about South Florida's growing Internet infrastructure and tremendous spin off technology prospects as two major NAPs are scheduled to be operational by next year. Convenor: Jeff Kline, CEO, Accris Corporation, The InternetCoast Session VI: Live -n -Work New Horizons for Miami's Residential and Mixed Use Developments From the multihued towers of Bricked Avenue to the historic homes of Morningside, from the colorful abodes of Shenandoah and Model Cities to the live -work lofts of the Design District and Park West, Miami's residential market has it all. Mixed use developments, too, are rising at a record pace around Brickell and in Downtown. Find out n local and national authorities where the greatest potential for these developments is found and the reasons they've opted to make their mark here in South Florida. Convenor: Jack Winston, Goodkin Consulting/PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP 12:00 - 2:00 PM General Session: Lunch Topic: Miami's Leading Edge Robert Beatty, General Counsel, The Miami Herald Donald F. Shula, Vice Chairman, Miami Dolphins Football Franchise Speakers and activities are subject to change. 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