Speaker

1. Dennis Yeskey, Deloitte
2. Tim Feemster & Robert Bach, Grubb & Ellis West Shell

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2007-2008

Topic

1. Crisis or Opportunity? How to Prosper in Changing Real Estate Capital Markets
2. Industrial Markets

Speaker

1. Dennis Yeskey, Deloitte
   
2. Cincinnati's International Image
3. Hugh Kelly, Cincinnati CRE
   
4. Liz Blume, Xavier Community Building Institute
   
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC
   
6. Kieran Quinn, Column Financial & Mortgage Bankers Association
   
7. Kevin Cantley, CooperCarry Architects
   
8. Don Schumacher, Don Schumacher Associates

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2006-2007

Topic

1. Capital Market Trends
2. Cincinnati's International Image
3. 24 Hour City, Real Estate Economics
4. Asset Based Planning
5. Sub-Prime 101, Market Update
6. Mortgage Market Analysis
7. The Banks and Urbanization
8. Sports and Entertainment Impact on Commercial Real Estate

Speaker

1. Phil Schneider, Deloitte
   
2. Dan Kohlhepp, Crescent Resources LLC
3. Rich Hanson, Mesa Development Corp.
4. Richard Juge, RE/MAX Commercial
5. Stu Hoffman, PNC
6. David Birdsall, Regency Centers
7. Julia Christensen
8. Rick Peiser, Harvard School of Design

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2005-2006

Topic

1. "Investing in Communities as Talent Centers"
2. The "Greening" of One and Two Potomac Yard
3. The Heritage and Legacy condo projects in Chicago
4. Perspectives on Katrina - "Rebuilding Efforts in the Gulf"
5. 2007 Economic Forecast
6. Brownfields and Red Bank Village
7. How US Communities are Reusing the Big Box
8. Suburban Regeneration

Speaker

1. Dennis Yeskey, Deloitte
2. Charlie Grantham, Work Design Collaborative
3. Dale McGirr, UC
   
4. Ray Wabler, CASA
   
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Steve Felix, IREI
7. David Zanaty, AIG
   
8. Bob Zerbst, CBRE Investors

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2004/2005

Topic

1. Emerging Trends in RE
2. Future of the Workplace
   
3. Uptown Investment, Development, and Partnerships
4. Small Aircraft Advancement and the effects on RE development
5. PNC Outlook 2005
   
6. Interactive Survey
7. Atlanta's Atlantic Station
   
8. Global Investment Outlook

Speaker

1. Lou Weller, Deloitte
2. Bob Manley, Manley Burke & Lipton
3. Chad Munitz, City of Cincinnati
4. Tom Powers, Colliers Turley Martin Tucker
   
5. Wayne Tiedge, Planet Properties
6. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
7. Suzanne Metzger, Corporate Masters
8. Buchi Ramagopal, Freddie Mac
9. Peter Linneman, Wharton College of Business

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2003/2004

Topic

1. TICs and 1031 Exchanges
2. Eminent Domain
3. Economic Development in Cincinnati
4. How'd You Do That? Great Deal Stories
   
5. PNC Outlook 2005
   
6. Networking: Building Alliances
   
7. Economic & Housing Outlook
8. Lunch with Linneman

Speaker

1. Charlotte Otto, The Procter & Gamble Company
2. Evonne Kovach, City of Lockland
3. Scott Golan, Deloitte
4. Bob Little, Urban Equity Partners
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Julie Benezet, Business Growth Consulting
7. Steve Sendelbeck & Patrick Donnelly, BHDP Architecture
8. Tim Ellsworth, RREEF
9. Marvin Lewis, The Cincinnati Bengals

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2002/2003

Topic

1. 3CDC
2. Clean Ohio Fund/Brownfield Redevelopment
3. 2003 Tax Update
4. East End Development
5. PNC Economic Outlook
6. Impact of the Internet on Real Estate
7. Design Trends: Green Design
8. Instituitional Climate
9. Annual Banquet Welcome

1. Hugh Kelly, Real Estate Economics
2. Ulmer & Berne, LLP
3. Kirk Merritt, International Trade Division of Ohio
4. Dan Deering, Clifton Heights Redevelopment Group
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Arlene Taylor, Globa lLead Management
7. Students of Alpha Rho Epsilon
8. Bob Bach, Grubb& Ellis
9. Mary Ludgin, Heitman Advisory Group

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2001/2002

1. Manhattan Post-9/11, a year in retrospect
2. Environmental Building Issues: Mold
3. International Trade
4. Clifton Heights Redevelopment Group
5. PNC Economic Outlook
6. Economic Inclusion and Diversity
7. Who Wants to Hire a UC Student?
8. National Martket Trends
9. Annual Banquet Keynote Address

Speaker

1. Doug Hall, CEO, Eureka! Ranch
2. Don Carter, Urban Design Consultants
3. Steve Driehaus, Phil Montanus, John Rosenberg, Brenda Scheer, Joe Trauth
4. Holly Christmann, Hamilton County Environmental Services
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Jeannette Rice, LendLease Real Estate Investments
7. Brian Richard, Federated
8. Chancellor Roderick Chu, Ohio Board of Regents

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2000/2001

Topic

1. Jump Start Your Business Brain
2. Urban Planning
3. NIMBY Panel
4. Sustainable Development
5. PNC Economic Outlook
6. Financing Trends/Institutional Real Estate
7. Demographic Trends
8. Education & Economic Development

Speaker

1. Johnathon Holifield & Dan Meyer, New Economy Project Team
2. Mike Westerfield, Westech Environmental Consultants
3. Jim Gray, Vice President & General Manager, Duke-Weeks
4. John Schneider, Alliance for Regional Transit
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Sally French Taylor, NNCREW President and Vice President, Fidelity National Title Insurance
7. Joe Hale, President, CG&E and The Cinergy Foundation
8. Will McIntosh, Managing Director, AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corp.

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1999/2000

Topic

1. New Economy
2. Brownfields
3. Are REITS Coming Back?
4. Light Rail for Cincinnati
5. PNC Economic Outlook Program
6. Title Insurance
7. Electric Deregulation
8. Global Investment Perspectives

Speaker

1. William Hudnut, ULI Senior fellow and former mayor of Indianapolis
2. Mike Hensley, Director of E-commerce, Hensley Segal Rentschler 
3. Bruce Ficke, President of Corporate Property Services Jones Lang LaSalle
4. Neil Hensley, Director of International Marketing, Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
5. Stuart Hoffman, PNC Chief Economist
6. Cheryl Mack, The Limited, Inc.
7. Jack Rouse, CEO Jack Rouse Associates
8. Peter Pike, PikeNet.com

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1998/1999

Topic

1. Smart Growth, discussion of ideas in his book, Cities on the Rebound
2. E-commerce
3. Globalization of Real Estate Service Companies 
4. International Trade & Recruiting
5. PNC Economic Outlook
6. Site Selection
7. Entertainment Developments
8. 'Effective Use of the Web for Commercial Real Estate'

Speaker

1. Tom August, President at Prentiss Properties Limited, Dallas 
2. George Vredeveld, Director of UC's Economic Development Center
3. Lu Klaiber, Director of Marketing, New Albany Group, Columbus, Ohio 
4. Tom D'Arcy, CEO & Chairman, Bradley Real Estate
5. UC/PNC Bank Real Estate Outlook Program---Stuart Hoffman, PNC Bank Chief Economist
6. UC/CREW Joint Program - Elaine Roston, President of National Lease Advisors, Inc., Miami, FL.
   
7. Jacques N. Gordon, Ph.D., Director of Investment Research, LaSalle Advisors Capital Management, Inc. 
8. Perry Reader, Vice President & General Manager, The Celebration Co.

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1997/1998

Topic

1. UC/Deloitte & Touche program  
2. Regional Cooperation, a look at Phoenix's success and how can it be applied to Cincinnati.
   
3. A look at planned communities and the company's newest venture 
4. REIT trends for the 21st Century
5. Experts discuss residential, retail, office and industrial markets, as well as Cincinnati's Central Business District
6. Litigation/lease audit 
7. 10th Annual Real Estate Dinner: Celebration: Disney's planned community

Speaker

1. Kevin Roche, FRCH Design
2. UC/Deloitte & Touche
3. Chris Milner, PNC Bank
4. Dave Phillips, Downtown Cincinnati Inc.
5. UC/PNC Bank Real Estate Outlook Program---
6. UC/CREW Joint Program, speaker Barbara A. Ellis, Podolsky Northstar Realty Partners, Chicago
7. Dr. William Vocke Jr., Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council
8. Alpha Rho Epsilon, UC's professional student real estate group
9. Gary Beban, CB Richard Ellis/Madison Advisory Group

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1996/1997

Topic

1. Retail Design Trends
2. Re-Engineering the Workplace: Phase 2, Public/Private Partnerships, Building a Model Real Estate Portfolio
3. Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities
4. Special Improvement District for CBD/Backstage Retail
5. Real Estate Outlook Conference
6. Consolidation of Office Markets/REITs
7. Global Economy and its Impact on the Queen City
8. Life of a Real Estate Student/Co-op Experiences
9. 9th Annual Real Estate Dinner:'Globalization'

Speaker

• Glenn Mueller, Price Waterhouse
• UC/Deloitte & Touche
• Jim Duane, OKI
• Parker Research
• UC/PNC Bank
• Paul Uber, COMP
• Kathy Nunnally, Deloitte & Touche
• Charles Wurtzebach, President of Heitman Capital Mgt.

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1995/1996

Topic

1. Real Estate Cycles: Where Does Your City Fit?
2. Electronic Commerce; REIT Investment Criteria, Space Design: Re-engineering the Workplace; GIS Applications
3. Regional Transportation Issues
4. Roundtable Electronic Instant Survey
5. Real Estate Outlook Conference
6. Property Mgt. Trends
7. UC/CREW program
8. 8th Annual Real Estate Dinner

Speaker

1. UC/Deloitte & Touche Workshop
2. John Dues, Anderson Consulting
3. Mike Miles , Fidelity Mgt.
4. Robert Off, President of Real Estate Resource Co.
5. UC/PNC Bank Program
6. Deborah Barrett, CREW
7. James Bennett, Madison Marquette
8. Norm Miller, UC Real Estate Professor
9. Dan Burgoine, Microsoft

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1994/1995

Topic

1. Passive Loss Rules; Corporate Site Selection, Impact of Technology; Commercial Mortgage RiskAnalysis, Information Systems for Asset and Property Mgt., Low Income Housing
2. Corporate Real Estate Trends
3. REITS & Trends Towards Securitized Real Estate
4. Business Skills for Real Estate Professionals
5. Real Estate Outlook Conference
6. Demographic Trends & Real Estate Markets
7. Developing Urban Retail/Entertainment Centers
8. The Web
9. 7th Annual Real Estate Dinner: 'Technology'

Speaker

1. Robert Chapman, JMB Realty
2. Congressman Rob Portman
3. Tom Humes, Great Traditions
4. Dick Royer, Kohr Royer Griffith
5. UC/PNC Bank
6. James Orchard, Lemforder Corp.
7. Bill Strauss, Strauss & Troy
8. Bob Huggins, UC Basketball Coach
9. Tony Downs, Brookings Institute

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1993/1994

Topic

1. Institutional Investor Trends
2. Washington Legislative Update
3. Residential Real Estate Trends
4. Multi-Opportunistic Entrepreneurs
5. Real Estate Outlook Conference
6. Regional Competitiveness in Corp. Relocation
7. Ownership Alternatives and LLCs
8. Motivating People
9. 6th Annual Real Estate Dinner: 'Commercial Real Estate Trends'

Speaker

1. Roger Ach, Chicago W. Pullman
2. Warren Sumners, Ohio Arts Center
3. Congressman David Mann
4. Brian Richard, Federated Dept. Stores
5. Doug Moritz, Wash. Mort. & Financial
6. William Simms, Cornell University
7. Richard Kately, Heitman in Chicago
8. Stan Eichelbaum, Marketing Development
9. Sam Zell

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1992/1993

Topic

1. Downtown Revitalization
2. Feasibility of the Aronoff Center
3. Health Reform Proposals
4. Economic Outlook
5. Institutional Real Estate Trends
6. Real Estate Finance Trends
7. Retailing Trends
8. Corp. Downsizing, Telecommunications, Office Trends
9. 5th Annual Real Estate Dinner: 'Commercial Real Estate Trends'

Speaker

1. John Dues, Arthur Anderson
2. Jim West, Tri-County Economic Dev. Corp.
3. Harley Rouda, President of HER & NAR
4. Former Congressman Charlie Luken
5. Robert Frank, Alex Brown
6. Rice DeVore, PNC Bank
7. James Klingbeil, President of Urban Land Institute
8. Kent Crippen, Grant Thornton
9. Roger Staubach, Staubach Co.

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Prior to 1992

Topic

1. Corporate Real Estate
2. Regional Economic Development
3. Real Estate Brokerage Trends
4. Political Obstacles Innate in Congress
5. REIT Trends
6. Real Estate Mortgage Workouts
7. Real Estate Trends
8. Upscale Housing & Golf Course Development
9. 4th Annual Real Estate Dinner: 'Tenant Representation/Trends'

• John Boorn, Madison Marquette Realty
• Arn Bortz, Towne Properties
• Towne Properties, Towne Properties
• Henry Faison, Faison Properties
• Jeff Fisher, Indiana University
• Sandford Gadient, Huntress
• Sandy Goodkin, Goodkin Research
• David Hartzell, University of N.C.
• Gerald Hines, Hines Development

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• Nick Ordway, University of Hawaii
• David Hocker, (former ICSC president), Hocker Properties
• Hocker Properties, Koll Properties
• West Shell, Jr., West Shell Inc.
• Mike Sklarz, Prudential Locations
• Charles Thiemann, President of FHLBB
• John Tuccillo, Chief Economist, NAR
• Allen Zaring, Zaring Homes