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Adaptive Reuse & Placemaking in Detroit

A Unique Growth Story and Case Study for America

Event Ended On: Tuesday February 20 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Adaptive Reuse & Placemaking in Detroit

Anika Goss

Anika Goss

CEO, Detroit Future City

The Role of Entrepreneurship In Placemaking

Creating Destinations & Celebrating Detroit

Dennis Bernard

Dennis Bernard

Founder & President, Bernard Financial Group & Bernard Financial Servicing Group
Marc Nassif
Moderator

Marc Nassif

Senior Managing Director, BBG

Venue

GM Renaissance Center
400 Renaissance Center
Detroit, Michigan 48243

Ballroom: Wintergarden, Level A 


Parking Information:

Self-Beaubien Garage – 521 E. Atwater, Detroit, Michigan 48243 (entrance off Beaubien Street).

Valet: Complimentary valet parking available at the Wintergarden entrance.

Please see Beaubien Garage map and GM Renaissance Complex map here.

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Agenda

Time Activity
9:00 AM
9:30 AM
Creating Destinations & Celebrating Detroit
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
Adaptive Reuse & Placemaking in Detroit
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
The Role of Retail In Detroit's Entrepreneurial Culture & CRE Projects
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Post-Game Schmooze
February 21 Activity
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
Breakfast & Networking

Summary

1) Given the decline of the the nation’s retail market, what’s in store for Detroit’s mixed-use market?

2) How are decision-makers tackling the need for a mass transit system, to increase accessibility, and ensure Detroit becomes a 24 hour city?

3) How does Detroit stay true to its authenticity while tackling the key issues central to its progress and to the mixed-use development outlook?

4) What does the the possibility of a Major League Soccer expansion into Detroit mean for the region’s mixed-use market?

5) Is fixing Detroit’s housing market the missing piece to the puzzle in Detroit’s regeneration story?