Event Has Ended

Speakers to be Announced

Speakers

Pat Donahue

Pat Donahue

Chairman & CEO
Donahue Schriber

Julie Taylor

Julie Taylor

Executive Vice President
Colliers

Colton Sudberry

Colton Sudberry

CEO
Sudberry Properties

Mario Alioto

Mario Alioto

EVP of Business Operations
San Francisco Giants

Tim Harris

Tim Harris

COO
LA Lakers

Matthew Berger

Matthew Berger

​President
Brixmor Property Group

Lee Wagman

Lee Wagman

Managing Partner
GPI Companies

Mary Rottler

Mary Rottler

EVP, Leasing & Operations
Seritage

Hannah Gordon

Hannah Gordon

Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel
San Francisco 49ers

Denyelle Bruno

Denyelle Bruno

President & CEO
Tender Greens

El Warner

El Warner

EVP & National Director, Shopping Centers
Matthews Real Estate Investment Services

Scott Tiano

Scott Tiano

President
JS Western Retail Investments

Laurie Mahowald

Laurie Mahowald

VP Of Real Estate
Target

Kevin E. Kelley

Kevin E. Kelley

Co-Founder & Principal
Shook Kelley

Joel Mayer

Joel Mayer

Managing Director, Head of Retail
Rockwood Capital

Jim Dillavou

National Head of Retail Investments
Lincoln Property Company

Will Heidel

Will Heidel

Development & Leasing
Wilson Meany

Larry Leon

Larry Leon

Principal
Venture Commercial

John Klein

John Klein

Managing Partner
Accelerator Advisors

Walter Horsting

Walter Horsting

Global Evangelist
TruClear Global

Nick Griffin
Remarks from the Podium

Nick Griffin

EVP
DTLA Alliance

Steve Basham
Remarks from the Podium

Steve Basham

Senior Market Analyst
CoStar Group

Peter Roth
Moderator

Peter Roth

Partner
Allen Matkins

John Schmid
Moderator

John Schmid

Studio Director
MBH Architects

Shauna Mattis
Moderator

Shauna Mattis

SVP Retail Advisor
JLL

Rich Brand
Moderator

Rich Brand

Partner
Arent Fox

Allen Hubsch
Moderator

Allen Hubsch

Partner, Real Estate Department
Loeb & Loeb

MORE SPEAKERS TO BE ANNOUNCED

Agenda

  • Registration, Breakfast, Coffee & Networking

  • CoStar Presentation

  • Downtown Center BID Presentation

  • State of Leasing - Vacancy, Pricing, Where's Hot (and Where's Not) Throughout California

    Julie Taylor, Colliers
    Lee Wagman, GPI Companies
    Kevin Kelley, Shook Kelley
    Moderator: Shauna Mattis, JLL

  • Special Keynote One-on-One Interview

    Mario Alioto, San Francisco Giants
    Moderator: Rich Brand, Arent Fox

  • U.S. Retail Isn't Dead, It's An Opportunity - Investment Outlook

    Matthew Berger, Brixmor
    Mary Rottler, Seritage
    Jim Dillavou, Paragon Commercial Group
    Joel Mayer, Rockwood Capital
    El Warner, Matthews Retail Advisors
    Moderator: Michael Guimond, Bisnow

  • Special Keynote One-on-One Interview

    Pat Donahue, Donahue Schriber
    Moderator: Allen Hubsch, Loeb & Loeb

  • Networking Lunch

  • What Successful Tenants Want

    Denyelle Bruno, Tender Greens
    Scott Tiano, JS Western Retail Investments
    Laurie Mahowald, Target
    Moderator: John Schmid, MBH Architects

  • The Future of Experiential Retail - How Retail is Activating Cities, Communities, and even Individual Mixed-Use Properties

    Tim Harris, LA Lakers
    Colton Sudberry, Sudberry
    John Klein, Equinox/Accelerator Advisors
    Walter Horsting, TruClear
    Hannah Gordon, San Francisco 49ers
    Will Heidel, Wilson Meany
    Moderator: Peter Roth, Allen Matkins

  • Retail West 2018 Special Reception

  • Coffee & Speed Networking

Retail Series: West Coast Summit

Retail, which generated $5.5 trillion worth of domestic sales in 2016, has historically been a resilient asset class for the CRE industry.  The rise of online shopping has stymied strong growth for retail, and the industry has been forced to adopt new strategies with the consumer shift away from traditional brick and mortar towards e-commerce.  

 

As vacant storefronts blight communities, cities and landlords are searching for solutions that will fill those spaces, whether through punitive fees on the owners of vacant sites or through creative approaches, such as pop-ups or new lease terms. 

 

U.S. retail hasn't faced this level of change since regional malls were introduced in the 1950s and discount big-box retail grew in the 1980s.  According to Bloomberg, through the third quarter of 2017, 6,752 retail locations were scheduled to close in the U.S., excluding grocery stores and restaurants, which is double the 2016 total.

 

Topics To Include:

  1. How have retailers transformed from brick-and-mortar to omnichannel retailers, and what does this mean for their landlords?
  2. What are REIT leaders advising for investment strategies with the current state of retail?
  3. How are owners of smaller, Class B & Class C centers pushing for adaptive reuse initiatives?
  4. How can landlords come up with ways to offer experiences to shoppers that Amazon.com and other large e-commerce retailers cannot? 
  5. Who are the anchors of the future? 
  6. Which markets should Retail Investors target for 2018 and beyond for accretive acquisition opportunities?
  7. Which sectors of retail will be the most promising in the short-term versus long-term?

 

Join us for this full-day event to network and learn about the hottest topics and trends with the biggest developers, investors, brokers, and retailers. 

 

For questions, recommendations, comments, or press inquiries please email Chris Wainwright, our Director of Events, at Chris.Wainwright@Bisnow.com

Venue & Travel

JW Marriott LA Live
900 West Olympic Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90015

Ballroom: Diamond Ballroom Salons 1-4, 4th Floor


Parking Information:
Discounted Valet $20.00, After 5pm $23.00, Overnight parking is $49.00

Travel: Best Available Rates at www.marriott.com