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With the September 2011 BRAC implementation deadline looming, government contractor demand has spurred development. In fact, less than a mile and a half from Ft. Belvoir, tech giant SAIC recently signed a 110,000 SF lease.
Where do construction of new buildings and implementation of incoming agencies stand? How do the experts envision the region will shape up once new people, programs and buildings have settled in? Where is there need for further development and support services, and what issues must be overcome to develop in the region?
Join us on August 13 at one of our favorite hotels, the Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner, for an informative discussion about BRAC’s real estate impact led by those most involved with BRAC. We’ll be sure to let you schmooze first!
Friday, August 13, 2010
The Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner
1700 Tysons Boulevard
McLean, VA 22102
Agenda
| 7: 15 AM – 8:15 AM |
Breakfast and Schmooze |
| 8:15 AM – 8:45 AM |
Ft. Belvoir’s Col. Mark Moffatt |
| 8:45 AM – 9:45 AM |
Panel of BRAC RE Experts |
| 9:45 AM – 10:15 AM |
More Schmooze |
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Colonel Mark G. Moffatt
Deputy Garrison Commander for Transformation and BRAC
Fort Belvoir
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| Mark serves as the conduit between the installation commander and the various organizations building the facilities realigning to Fort Belvoir. This realignment project, the second largest BRAC construction project ever, consists of $4 billion of work and includes coordination with dozens of agencies, organizations, schedules and budgets. In his 23-year military career, Mark has held command and staff assignment throughout the world, including tours of duty in Germany, Korea, Afghanistan and Iraq, and he has served in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Iraqi Freedom. |
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Peter S. Scholz
SVP – Washington DC Operations
Duke Realty Corporation
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| Peter oversees the marketing, leasing, property management, acquisition and development functions of a 7M SF portfolio of buildings and land. This portfolio now includes 1.6M SF at Duke’s Mark Center where the WHS will relocate. Prior to joining Duke in 2006, he was a principal and SVP of The Mark Winkler Company, where he was responsible for the activities and staff of the company’s leasing and transaction group, third-party asset management clients, built-to-suit activities, and acquisition and disposition opportunities. There, he was a principal member of the executive team that directed Winkler’s $2.3 billion portfolio distribution. |
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Marc Deluca
Director
ING Clarion Partners
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| ING is behind the 37-acre Metro Park office park in Springfield, VA, the new home of SAIC that is less than 2 miles from Ft. Belvoir. Mark directs the acquisition and asset management group and is responsible for those activities in the mid-Atlantic region. Since 2005, he has acquired $3.5 billion in real estate for ING. Previously, he was a SVP in the investment management group, responsible for asset and property management activities for office, retail and industrial investments in ING’s Mid-Atlantic and South Florida region. Prior to joining ING, he was a principal at Savage Fogarty Real Estate. |
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Derrick C. Boegner
Vice President, Asset Management/Leasing
Corporate Office Properties Trust
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| COPT’s Patriot Ridge project adjacent to the new National Geospatial Intelligence Agency HQ consists of 15 acres with a development potential between 800-980k SF. Derrick is responsible for overseeing leasing, asset management and the overall financial performance of COPT’s portfolio of buildings in Northern Virginia, consisting of 2.5 million SF of Class A office space. With 20 years of real estate experience, he has a proven record of leadership, problem solving, negotiating, complex leases, forecasting and financial planning. Prior to COPT, he was the Corporate Director of Real Estate for the Titan Corporation. |
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Michael J. Darby
Principal & Founder
Monument Realty
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| Since Michael founded it in 1998, Monument has developed 5M SF of office space, 5,000 residential units, and 3 hotels valued at $5 billion. Monument is a full service real estate firm with expertise in financing, project management, construction management, asset management, commercial leasing, residential sales and leasing and property management. Some of Monument’s high-profile projects include Half Street, Columbia Center, 901 New York Ave., and Franklin Square North. He previously served as SVP for Akridge, and while at CarrAmerica before that directed many downtown developments such as the landmark restoration of the Willard Hotel. |
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Peter Berk
Executive Director, Brokerage Services
Cushman & Wakefield
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| Over the last 5 years, Peter has completed lease transactions of 700,000 SF in the greater Springfield area affected by BRAC and was involved in the sale of the MetroPark project to ING in 2005. Most of the leasing transactions involved government contracting firms such as SAIC, Calibre Systems, DCS, VSE Corp., Stanley Associates, Mantech International and Tauri Group either establishing a beachhead in close proximity to Ft. Belvoir and the NGA - New Campus East in anticipation of BRAC or expanding an existing presence. Peter was named #1 Leasing Broker for 2008 by GWCAR and has consistently been Top Producer with his partner in C&W’s NoVa office. |
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Bart Bush
Regional Commissioner
Public Buildings Service
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| Bart oversees the largest real estate operation in the metro area, encompassing 1,400 employees and a portfolio of 96M rentable SF, 53M SF leased and 43M SF owned. Annually, the National Capital Region produces revenue in excess of $2.5 billion and has underway construction projects exceeding $4 billion. Some of the largest current projects include: a GSA record size 4.5M SF headquarters campus for the Department of Homeland Security, a headquarters campus for the FDA, and the redevelopment of the Southeast Federal Center that will house the DoT headquarters. |
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MODERATOR |
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Keith Styles
Partner
Arent Fox
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| As Arent Fox's national real estate Practice Group Leader, Keith represents business entities, government agencies and individuals in complex business transactions, with a focus on public-private partnerships, project and business finance, complex real estate development, strategic alliances and general business counseling. He has worked with the Departments of the Navy and the Air Force, developers and municipalities on BRAC and military housing privatization matters, and has co-authored books and articles regarding the privatization of military housing and military support services. |
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Joseph B. Brennan
Managing Director, Government Investor Services (GIS)
Jones Lang LaSalle
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| Joe leads the GIS team strategy and transaction implementation to investors in the federal sector. The GIS practice has completed over 4,000 transactions for government agencies and private sector owners. Among his many transactions, Joe executed the 1M SF relocation of Pentagon employees immediately following the 9/11 attacks, advised the US Army Corps of Engineers in the Enhanced Use Lease program on a national basis, and developed the Peterson Companies’s effort to acquire federal leases with $600M in lease contracts closed to date. |
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More speakers to be announced |
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