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Development budget gaps are haunting all of us nowadays. Good news is, there’s millions for the taking to fill those gaps. Join us on June 9th to learn how you can fill your budget gaps with tax incentives like New Markets Tax Credits and Historic Tax Credits. Our panel is lined with national lions in the tax credit space who happen to be our favorite local gurus: Reznick Group, Pillsbury law firm, US Bank and more.
June 9th 2009
Council on Foreign Relations
1777 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20006
Agenda
| 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM |
Breakfast & Networking |
| 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM |
Panel Discussion |
| 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM |
Networking |
Media Invited
Early Bird Sign Up $49
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Space is limited.
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Thomas D. Morton
Partner
Pillsbury
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Mr. Morton has been extensively involved in structuring tax-advantaged equity investment transactions throughout the United States. His work has primarily focused on representing corporate investors in projects qualifying for the low-income housing tax credit and/or the historic rehabilitation tax credit, and more recently structured several dispositions of large portfolios of interests in low-income housing tax credit properties. |
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Donald Nimey, CFA, FRM
Principal
Reznick Group
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Don Nimey is a principal in Reznick Group’s Real Estate Consulting practice with more than 15 years of experience. He specializes in assessing the economic feasibility, structuring, and financing of large and complex real estate projects for developers and investors. |
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Laura Vowell
Vice President
U.S. Bancorp CDC
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Since joining the US Bancorp Community Development Corporation in 2005, Laura Vowell has been instrumental in closing over $400 million in New Markets and Historic Tax Credit investments. She currently oversees USBCDC transactions in the East Coast region, and has helped provide funding for a diverse array of projects; from a food banks and performing arts centers, to grocery stores and office space. |
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Additional speakers to be announced.
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