BOMA 1-Day Education Conference
May 23, 2011
Red Lion Hotel, Seattle
Building Value: Knowledge - Action - Performance
Schedule of Events - AM Sessions
Something for Everyone!
Commercial Property Owners, Property Managers, Developers, Architects, Building Engineers,
Facility Managers, Asset Managers, & Project Managers
Time
LEGAL
AM Sessions: 8:30 am – 11:30 am
Title
Description
Current Legal Issues in
Commercial Real Estate:
Track A
8:30am-11:30am
3 Real Estate Clock Hours
SUSTAINABILITY
LEED EB O & M:
Best Practices &
Lessons Learned
8:30am-11:30am
3 Real Estate Clock Hours
Sheryl Willert, of Williams Kastner, will walk through the hiring process, necessary record keeping, evaluations, workplace
policies that need to be in place, and termination procedures.
How does one avoid legal mitigation?
Scott Weaver of Carney Badley Spellman will team up with
Elizabeth Hebener of Williams Kastner to talk about the commercial real estate eviction process and the collection options
for landlords. They will share the right and wrong way to handle tenant delinquencies and recognize solutions that are both
monetary and non-monetary.
This Seminar, moderated by Denton Phillips, will include a
brief overview of the LEED process presented by Peter Locke,
McKinstry. Jay Terry, Carney Badley Spellman will talk about
the responsibility of the property in maintaining its specific
LEED Certification. Jeff Kasowski, Director of Engineering,
Wright Runstad, Allison Delong, Property Manager, Tishman
Speyer, and Lee Burns, Director of Engineering, Bentall Kennedy will share what they learned in the LEED process. A panel
discussion will follow with opportunity for Q & A.
WEBINARS
Two 90-Minute Webinars: (No Real Estate Clock Hours)
1 - 8:30am-10am
1 - Preventive Maintenance: Best Practices for Property Managers with Ray Congdon,
CBRE & Lawrence Schoen, Schoen Engineering Inc.
2 - 10:15am11:45am
2 - Bed Bugs Go To Work … Do You Have a Response Plan in Place? with Ron Harrison,
Orkin Commercial Services & Mark Landstrom, Cogswell Realty, LLC
GENERAL MTG.
Generational Differences: Flourishing with the Four Generations in Today’s Workplace
Michael Lee of Express Employment Professionals
Lunch
12:00pm—1:30pm
Today’s multigenerational workforce is something that many managers struggle with on a daily basis – with
each generation having different views on work ethic, leadership, relationships and success, it can be a challenge to get the traditionalist, baby boomer, generation X and millennials on the same page.
BOMA 1-Day Education Conference
May 23, 2011
Red Lion Hotel, Seattle
Building Value: Knowledge - Action - Performance
Schedule of Events - PM Sessions
Something for Everyone!
Commercial Property Owners, Property Managers, Developers, Architects, Building Engineers,
Facility Managers, Asset Managers, & Project Managers
PM Sessions: 1:45 pm – 4:30pm
Time
LEGAL
Title
Description
Current Legal Issues
in Commercial Real Estate:
Track B
Jerry Creim, Williams Kastner will present “Current Commercial
Leasing Issues – Drafting Effective Lease Documents” including, but
not limited to: LEED/Energy Star Certification obligations, default
remedy clauses, capping operating expenses, mutual waivers of consequential damages, recovering free rent and other concession costs.
1:45pm-4:30pm
3 Real Estate Clock Hours
Scott Edwards, Lane Powell will present the B & O Taxes structure,
classifications, exemptions, and deductions and then will talk about
sales tax issues applicable to the operation and management of commercial real estate.
Alan Wallace, Williams Kastner will then talk about Local Improv
ment Districts and discuss how these are legally formed and by whom.
What are the legal assumptions and how does one fight the assessment?
SECURITY
1:45pm-4:30pm
STANDARDS
1:45pm-4:30pm
This seminar will look at Workplace Violence from the perspective of
Active Shooter: Preparation & Aggravated Physical Violence, and specifically, the Active Shooter/
Response in the Workplace Hostage situation in Commercial Office Buildings. Joseph Donovan,
3 Real Estate Clock Hours
Beacon Capital Partners will take a look at current statistics and the
scope of violence seen today in the U.S., and then present scenarios
that will set the stage for the attendee to consider how prepared their
own property is.
After a brief overview of the BOMA Office Measurement Standard,
The New 2010 BOMA Office Steve Navarro, Marvin Stein & Associates, LLC will present the imMeasurement Standard
provements over the 1996 version and features in the new 2010 ver3 Real Estate Clock Hours
sion that have been demanded by property managers, which greatly
simplifies leasing.
Costs:
$119.00 Full day including BOMA GM Lunch (includes two 3-hour seminars)**
$ 99.00 One 3-hour seminar with BOMA GM Lunch **
$ 49.00 One 3-hour seminar only (AM or PM)
$ 50.00 BOMA GM Lunch Only **
$ 10.00 **Late Fee for registrations including BOMA Lunch if rec’d. after 1pm Thurs. May 19
BOMA Seattle King County
1904 Third Avenue #825
Seattle, WA 98101
Ph. 206-622-8924
Fax 206-292-8060
TO REGISTER: Go to www.bomaseattle.org
Questions? Contact Susan Cole
scole@bomaseattle.org