Summer 2015 - CREW Orlando

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THE LEAD
Summer 2015
EMPLOYMENT REPORT
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great events...
METRO ORLANDO | APRIL 2015
Total Jobs vs Unemployment Rate
ORLANDO METRO
CENTRAL FLORIDA COLLEGE UPDATE:
Raising the Bar for Higher Education
Wednesday, June 17
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Citrus Club
CREW Network 2015 Spring
Leadership Summit
June 18 - June 19
Baltimore, Maryland
4.2% 5.1%
12-MONTH JOB GROWTH
UNEMPLOYMENT
TOTAL NON-FARM JOBS VS UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
1,150,900
1,200
3.7% 5.7%
UNEMPLOYMENT
12.0%
10.0%
900
800
8.0%
700
6.0%
600
U.S.
2.3% 5.5%
5.1%
500
<INSERT SERVICE LINE /
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
400
ORLANDO METROPOLITAN AREA EMPLOYMENT
Total Nonfarm Jobs – February 2015
0.0%
SERVICE LINE /
2000 2001 2002 2003<INSERT
2004
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
DEPT NAME> 2005
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
Total Non-Farm Jobs
0.3%
Unemployment
U.S. JOB GROWTH
EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY
In5.3%
this recently
released19.1%
employment report, Metro Orlando continues
to outpace
RANKING OF PERCENTAGE
GROWTHboth
3.3% 2.2% 0.3%
12-MONTH
CHANGE
3.6%Florida5.3%
and the Nation for19.1%
anticipated job
growth
in the
coming 12-month period. Combine
Trade,
Transportation
& Utilities
SAN JOSE | SUNNYVALE |
3.6%
Professional
&&Business
Svcs
Trade,
Transportation
Utilities
this
employment
data
with
the
fact
that
Orlando
has
ranked
in theSANTA
top CLARA,
20 onCAForbes list of
6.2%
Professional
& Business
Svcs
Educational
& Health
Svcs
6.2%
America’s
Fastest Growing Cities twoEducational
years& Health
running,
and
you
have
an
area
the country
5.5%
54.3of NO.1,048.30
Svcs
Government
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
Government
with a very sunny outlook – both literally
and
figuratively!
Continue
reading
about the
Leisure & Hospitality
SAN FRANCISCO | OAKLAND
Financial
Activities
FREMONT,
CA
Financial
Activities
impressive job growth in our metro area on the following page.
TOTAL NON-FARM
Manufacturing
16.6%
16.6% Manufacturing
4.4%
43.8 NO.1,037.90
Construction
JOBS
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBSpage
(MIL.)
Construction
Continued
on
2
1,150,900
Monthly Luncheon
Wednesday, July 15
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Citrus Club
21.3%
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
1.
2.
3. 4.2% 53.4 1,325.40
4. 4.2% 50.2 1,150.90
5. 3.8% 91.8 2,505.10
6. 3.6% 55.6 1,360.70
50,200
7. 3.5% 50.8 1,089.10
8. 3.5% 71.4 1,873.90
Other Services
21.3%
RIVERSIDE | SAN
BERNARDINO | ONTARIO, CA
Other Services
Information
Information
Natural
Resources & Mining
Natural Resources & Mining
Monthly Luncheon
Wednesday, August 19
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Citrus Club
4.0%
2.0%
300
ORLANDO
METROPOLITAN
AREA EMPLOYMENT
12-MONTH JOB
GROWTH UNEMPLOYMENT
3.3% 2.2%
14.0%
1,100
1,000
FLORIDA
12-MONTH JOB GROWTH
MEMBERS ONLY EVENT
Drones: A Whole New
World for Real Estate
Marketplace Lunch
Thursday, June 25
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Dean Mead
RSVP to rschumann@
floridainhousecounsel.com
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA EMPLOYMENT
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
12.0%
ORLANDO METROPOLITAN
AREA EMPLOYMENT
10.5%
12.0%
Trailing 12-month Job Growth by Sector – February
2015
TRAILING
12- MONTH JOB GROWTH BY SECTOR
10.5%
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
Professional & Business Svcs - 1,000
Trade, Transportation & Utilities - 6,100
0
0
CHANGE
CHANGE
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
DENVER | AURORA |
BROOMFIELD, CO
Other Services - 1,000
TOTAL JOBS
Financial Activities - 3,500
Government - 1,900
CHANGE
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
CHARLOTTE | GASTONIA |
ROCK HILL, NC-SC
Information - 100
Mining, Logging & Construction - 6,000
CHANGE
Manufacturing - 1,000
2,000
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
MIAMI | FORT LAUDERDALE |
POMPANO BEACH, FL
Leisure & Hospitality - 14,300
0
GROWTH
ORLANDO | KISSIMMEE |
SANFORD, FL
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
Educational & Health Svcs - 5,300
2015 CREW Network
Convention & Marketplace
September 30 - October 3
Seattle, Washington
CHANGE
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
Historical Job Growth
HISTORICAL JOB GROWTH
2011
2012
2013
16,000
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
CHANGE
2014
Year-Over-Year
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
SEATTLE | TACOMA |
BELLEVUE, WA
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
SAN DIEGO | CARLSBAD |
2
12-MONTH JOB GROWTH
UNEMPLOYMENT
METRO ORLANDO | APRIL 2015
600
U.S.
Total Jobs vs Unemployment Rate
5.1%
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
PHOENIX METROPOLITAN
AREA EMPLOYMENT
500
4.0%
1,150,900
2.3%
5.5%
4.2%
5.1%
employment report, Continued
ORLANDO METRO
DEPT NAME> RATE
TOTAL NON-FARM JOBS VS UNEMPLOYMENT
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
2.0%
400
Total Nonfarm Jobs – February 2015 1,200
14.0%
300
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
12-MONTH JOB
GROWTH
ORLANDO
METROPOLITAN
AREA EMPLOYMENT
12-MONTHUNEMPLOYMENT
JOB
GROWTH UNEMPLOYMENT
3.7% 5.7%
3.6%
3.6%
6.2%
0.3%900
UNEMPLOYMENT
19.1%
800
0.3%
700
19.1%
Professional
& Business
Svcs
Educational
& Health
2.3% 5.5%1,150,900
6.2%
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
400
300
3.6%
21.3%
6.2%
0.3%
21.3%
5.3%
Svcs
2.0%
Government
19.1%
3.6%
16.6%
16.6%
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
U.S. JOB GROWTH
Construction
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
Construction
RANKING OF PERCENTAGE GROWTH
Other Services
12-MONTH
Other Services
Trade, Transportation & Utilities
Information
Professional
& Business
Svcs
Educational
& Health
2
CHANGE
SANTA CLARA, CA
5.5%
54.3 NO.1,048.30
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
Educational & Health Svcs
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
Government
12.0%
1,150,900
21.3%
Other Services
21.3%
Information
Natural
Resources & Mining
Educational & Health Svcs - 5,300
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
12.0%
Trade, Transportation & Utilities - 6,100
AREA EMPLOYMENT
10.5%
12.0%
2015
Leisure
& Hospitality
- 14,300
TRAILING
12MONTH
JOB GROWTH BY SECTOR
10.5%
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
0
Professional & Business Svcs - 1,000
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
Activities
Educational &Financial
Health Svcs
- 5,300
0
TOTAL JOBS
Financial Activities - 3,500
Information - 100
0
2,000
- 1,000
4,000
6,000
4.2%
53.4 NO.1,325.40
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
SANFORD, FL
4.2%
50.2 NO.1,150.90
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
50,200
8,000
10,000
12,000
Manufacturing - 1,000
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
HISTORICAL
JOB GROWTH
10,000
12,000
14,000
16,000
2011
Manufacturing
37,721
HISTORICAL
JOB GROWTH
Mining, Lodging & Construction
2011
2012
1,016,300
Totals
1,046,200
117,492
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
118,378
1
1,900
1,016,300
1,046,20050,200
1,082,000
1,082,000 1,128,900
3.5%Year-Over-Year
71.4 1,873.90
1
3.0% 62.4 1,904.60
2.9% GROWTH
38.7 NO.1,091.20
OF JOBS (MIL.)
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
PHOENIX | MESA | GLENDALE,
AZ
CHANGE
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
PORTLAND | VANCOUVER |
HILLSBORO, OR-WA
CHANGE
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
of Labor Statistics
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Article Contributed
by Wanda Riley
Commercial Real Estate Women
3
37 N. Orange Avenue, Suite 500
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407.926.4120 | Fax: 407.236.0430
[email protected] | www.creworlando.org
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
2 THE LEAD - Summer
CHANGE
100
3.1% GROWTH
40.9
1,375.40
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
24,437
CHANGE
70,287
3,500
PHOENIX 10,000
| MESA | GLENDALE,
187,842
AZ
135,057
5,300
240,342
14,300
CHANGE
GROWTH
37,264
1,000 NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
PORTLAND
| VANCOUVER |
118,378
1,900
HILLSBORO, OR-WA
1,128,900
50,200
GROWTH
SAN DIEGO | CARLSBAD |
SAN MARCOS, CA
CHANGE
GROWTH
40,105
1,000 NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
SAN DIEGO
| CARLSBAD |
60,066
6,000
SAN MARCOS,
215,121
7,100CA
Source: C&W Research,
of Arizona
OfficeState
of Employment
& Population
U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics
Source:State
C&W
Research,
of Arizona
Office ofStatistics,
Employment
& Population
Statistics, U.S. Bureau
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
CHANGE
SEATTLE | TACOMA |
BELLEVUE, WA
2014
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
SEATTLE | TACOMA |
BELLEVUE, WA
3.5%
50.8 NO.1,089.10
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
CHANGE
Wanda Riley is the Florida Operations Director
of Cushman & Wakefield and a CREW Orlando
past president.
CHANGE
SERVICE LINE |/
CHARLOTTE | <INSERT
GASTONIA
DEPT NAME>
14,000 ROCK16,000
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
HILL, NC-SC
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
GROWTH
*MSAs over 1,000,000 Jobs
Totals
45,495
2013
195,379
39,008
24,032
53,528
65,951
206,070
23,837
166,430
71,197
125,243
178,294
205,826
131,840
34,510
224,666
36,069
115,714
2013
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
CHARLOTTE | GASTONIA |
ROCK HILL, NC-SC
*MSAs over 1,000,000 Jobs
Manufacturing
37,721
37,614
Information
Mining, Lodging & Construction
45,495
47,911
Trade, Transportation & Utilities Financial
195,379 Activities
200,680
Information
Professional 24,032
& Business23,436
Svcs
Financial Activities
65,951
68,227
Professional & Business Svcs
166,430
172,202
& Hospitality
Educational & Health SvcsLeisure
125,243
130,488
Other Services
205,826
213,196
Other Services
34,510
35,590
Government
Government
115,714
116,858
2012
37,614
39,008
47,911
53,528
2014
Year-Over-Year
200,680
206,070
40,105
1,000
23,436 6,00023,837
60,066
68,227 7,10071,197
215,121
24,437
172,202 100178,294
70,287
3,500
130,488
131,840
187,842
10,000
213,196
135,057
5,300224,666
35,590 14,30036,069
240,342
37,264
116,858 1,000117,492
CHANGE
3.6%
55.6 NO.1,360.70
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
DEPT NAME>
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
GROWTH
DENVER | AURORA |
BROOMFIELD, CO
DENVER | AURORA |
BROOMFIELD, CO
CHANGE
3.8%
91.8 NO.2,505.10
CHANGE
GROWTH
OF JOBS (MIL.)
Information - 100
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
POMPANO BEACH, FL
POMPANO BEACH, FL
Trade, Transportation
Government
- 1,900 & Utilities - 6,100
Government -Manufacturing
1,900
CHANGE
TOTAL JOBS
- 3,500
Leisure & Hospitality - 14,300
0
0
RIVERSIDE
SAN
CUSHMAN &| WAKEFIELD
Other Services
Professional & Business Svcs - 1,000Information
GROWTH
SANFORD, FL
4.4% 43.8 1,037.90
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
CHANGE
CHANGE
AREA EMPLOYMENT
10.5%
12.0%
2015
Financial
Activities
FREMONT, CA
Financial
Activities
TOTAL TRAILING
NON-FARM
12- 16.6%
MONTH
JOB GROWTH BY SECTOR
Manufacturing
10.5%
16.6% Manufacturing
Construction
JOBS
CHANGE
GROWTH
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
Construction
Government
NO. OF JOBS (MIL.)
RIVERSIDE | SAN
Svcs Natural
Information
Resources & Mining
Svcs
GROWTH
FREMONT, CA
Financial
Activities
Financial
Activities
Total Non-Farm
Jobs
Unemployment
Professional
Trade,
Transportation&&Business
Utilities
6.2%
CHANGE
0.0%
(3 LINES MAXIMUM)
2
SANTA CLARA, CA
4.0%
5.1%
Government
3.3% 2.2%
Svcs
SERVICE LINE /
Leisure
2000 2001 2002 2003<INSERT
2004
2006
2007& Hospitality
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
DEPT NAME> 2005
TOTAL NON-FARM
19.1%JOBS
0.3%
3.3% 2.2%
5.3%
6.0%
ORLANDO
METROPOLITAN
AREA EMPLOYMENT
12-MONTH JOB
GROWTH UNEMPLOYMENT
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
1. 5.5% 54.3 1,048.30
2. 4.4% 43.8 1,037.90
3. 4.2% 53.4 1,325.40
1.
2.
4. 4.2% 50.2 1,150.90
3.
5. 3.8% 91.8 2,505.10
4.
5.50,200 6. 3.6% 55.6 1,360.70
7. 3.5% 50.8 1,089.10
6.
7.
8. 3.5% 71.4 1,873.90
8.
9. 3.1% 40.9 1,375.40
9.
10.3.0% 62.4 1,904.60
10.
11.2.9% 38.7 1,091.20
11.
Professional
Trade,
Transportation&&Business
Utilities
500
U.S. JOB GROWTH
RANKING OF PERCENTAGE GROWTH
12-MONTH CHANGE
8.0%
600
U.S.
Unemployment
10.0%
3.3% 2.2%
5.3%
12-MONTH JOB GROWTH
12.0%
Total Non-Farm Jobs
1,000
FLORIDA
3.3% 2.2%
5.3%
0.0%
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
1,100
3
2015
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Letter from the President
I can hardly believe that almost half the
year is already gone! CREW Orlando has
been busy delivering on its promise of
value to our members. We have hosted
relevant lunch programs like how to
survive I-4’s Ultimate improvement
project. We took a peek behind the
curtain at Sensor City and learned how
Central Florida will be the epicenter of the
Christyne ALBURY
2015 CREW Orlando next industrial revolution. We became
more knowledgeable about millennials
President
and how the multi-family market is
responding to their influence. We expanded our professional
connections with our interactive networking in February and
mingled in March with other commercial real estate associations.
We had fun getting reacquainted at our first quarter Members
Only event with a classic dine around in Hannibal Square. The
continuing Market Place luncheon series gave us all a chance to
get smarter with a multitude of interesting topics. Our Future
Leaders held an educational tech event at Canvs and crafted
cocktails at The Woods. I was honored to host a Future Leaders
mentor luncheon and was rewarded by thoughtful feedback and
insightful perspectives from our younger members. I hope you
didn’t miss our exciting 24th Annual CREW Golf Tournament in
support of the Valencia Foundation. The tailgate theme was very
popular. Many of the golfers were inspired and really got into
the spirit! It was a beautiful day and I know that everyone who
attended had a wonderful time. CREW Orlando grows every month
with new members. Our membership is now just shy of 200 and
with each new face, CREW Orlando continues to expand its diverse
experience base of elite and influential commercial real estate
professionals. Please be sure to introduce yourself and welcome
our new members at the next luncheon!
The focus of each and every event is designed to give CREW
Orlando members the opportunity to build their network, foster
business relationships and improve their professional careers. To
every member who serves on a committee - Thank you! It’s your
extraordinary dedication and hard work that makes CREW Orlando
successful in its mission to support its members’ professional goals.
And thank you too to our valued sponsorship partners. With your
support, CREW Orlando will continue to partner with the Central
Florida business community to bring more opportunities for its
members.
As this year unfolds, your Board of Directors is energetically and
creatively working to bring CREW Orlando to the next level. I’m
honored to serve beside them as your 2015 CREW President. I
believe the best is yet to come!
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Sensor City: Advanced
Manufacturing – The Next
Industrial Revolution
The March 18th luncheon featured speakers Fred Hawkins,
Jr., Osceola County Commissioner District 5; M.J. Soileau,
Ph.D., University of Central Florida Vice President for Research
and Commercialization; and Rick Weddle, Orlando Economic
Development Commission President and CEO. Thanks you to our
program sponsor: Akerman LLP.
Program Moderator Mary Hurley joins Betsy VanderLay of DRMP
Heather Himes, Karen Moorefield, Karen Keene and
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Program Speakers Rick Weddle, M.J. Soileau and
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The April 15th luncheon featured speakers Kevin P. Brown, Senior Vice
President, Pre-construction Services, Moss and Associates; Wayne
Dunkelberger, Principal and Director of Design, Baker Barrios Architects;
and James H. Pugh, Jr, Owner and Chairman, Epoch Properties, Inc. The
program was moderated by Mimi Flatley, DPR Construction. Thanks
you to our program sponsor: Epoch Residential.
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Hospitality Industry
The May 20th luncheon featured speakers Patricia J. Engfer, Area
Vice President and General Manager, Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress;
Marc S. Reicher, Senior Vice President of Operations, Rida Associates,
L.P./ChampionsGate; and Barry A.N. Bloom, Ph.D, Executive Vice
President and Chief Operating Officer, Xenia Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
The program was moderated by Jacqueline Bozzuto, Partner with
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor and Reed, P.A.. Thank you to our
program sponsor: Valencia Foundation.
Natalee Gleiter, Mimi Flatley, Crystal Smith, and Karen Moorefield
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member news
Jason Rountree, of Wayne Automatic Fire
Sprinklers, has been elected President of
the Alarm Association of Florida
Mr. Rountree brings more than 15 years of experience in the alarm
industry and will serve as President until March of 2016. His goals
for the year will be to improve member participation in regional
meetings, add educational classes to the online fire academy and
to pass legislation allowing NICET certified fire alarm technicians
to sign and seal fire alarm plans. Wayne Automatic Fire Sprinklers,
a family-owned business with annual earnings of over $71 million,
has grown to one of the largest fire protection companies in
Florida. Founded in 1978 by Wayne Gey, the company maintains
offices in six locations: Orlando, Jacksonville, Ft. Myers, Pompano,
Tampa, Florida and Charlotte, North Carolina. With a staff of over
500, Wayne Automatic specializes in construction projects for the
residential, commercial and industrial marketplace and provides
service to include inspections, monitoring and all repairs of fire
protection systems.
Hunton Brady Architects Takes
Home Awards
HuntonBrady Architects and
Tupperware were recognized
by International Interior Design
Association
(IIDA)
Central
Florida with a Design Award
for their work together on the
brand’s Confidence Center, a
museum at Tupperware’s world
headquarters in Orlando.
HuntonBrady Architects was
recognized by American Institute
of Architects (AIA) Orlando with
a Design Award for the Lakeland
Regional Health Cancer Center
renovation, under construction
in Lakeland, Florida.
The Orlando Business Journal ranked HuntonBrady
Architects as #3 of Central Florida’s Top Interior
Design Firms.
HuntonBrady Architects recently completed interior
design services for three corporate clients in Central
Florida: Red Lobster’s corporate headquarters in
downtown Orlando; Highwinds, a high tech content
delivery network company headquartered in Winter Park;
and Symantec’s office in Heathrow.
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VOA Receives Two Design Awards from
the IIDA Florida Central Chapter
VOA Associates’ design work at First Green Bank and the offices
of Robins & Morton were named as winning entries at the 2015
IIDA (International Interior Design Association) Florida Central
Chapter Design Awards Gala. VOA Interior Designer, Joani
Jordaan, Vice President, accepted the awards on the firm’s behalf.
First Green Bank received the Sustainable Design Award. The
judges commented, “First Green Bank sets a standard in making
sustainability the primary focus for creating an environment that
is well designed and meets both the needs of its client and the
future.” The new 6,360 square foot building located in Winter
Park, FL encourages green efforts through financial principals
that reward sustainable practices. The use of recycled products
throughout the design reflects the owner’s strong commitment
to the environment. The offices of Robins & Morton received the
Small Corporate Design Award. The judges commented, “Robins &
Morton’s design reflects a skillful balance of architectural line and
articulation with interior scale, movement and flow.” The new 9,000
SF workspace in Maitland, Florida was designed as a traditional
and elegant space that is naturally well-lit and showcases Robins
& Morton’s 68-year commitment of excellence to their clients,
employees, and the environment.
VOA Associates Inc. is a global architectural design firm that blends
the capabilities of a multinational company with the care and
attention of a local studio. VOA creates distinctive, internationally
acclaimed spaces that enhance the environment and improve the
human experience –places for people to heal, learn, work, and
play. As one of the greenest architecture firms in the United States,
VOA has more than 80 LEED APs who actively pursue the highest
standard of sustainable design as a responsibility to the planet and
future generations. For more information, visit www.voa.com.
Continued on page 8
Do you have news
you’d like to share with fellow CREW Orlando
Members?
The deadline to submit for the next issue is:
Friday, July 24th
We are excited to hear any of your success stories, members
working with members, and company announcements. Send
stories and press releases to:
LAURA CARROLL, GAI CONSULTANTS
407.928.9486 | [email protected]
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news, Continued
Karen Moorefield of HuntonBrady
Architects was Recently Published in The
Zweig Letter
Karen Moorefield was recently published in the
May 4, 2015, edition of The Zweig Letter Issue
1102. Her Marketer Profile, entitled “Staying at
the top of my game – Karen Moorefield shares
insights for learning, networking, and unwinding
in a fast-paced professional field,” includes a
candid interview with Karen about her career
Karen
Moorefield
path and how she remains current and focused.
Karen offers her best tips and advice about the
marketplace and peppers her conversation with personal insights
and little-known facts. Congratulations Karen!
Congratulations to CREW Members
Who Mean Business
Wanda Riley
CREW Orlando would like to congratulate
Wanda Riley of Cushman Wakefield of Florida,
Inc., who was nominated for this year’s
Women Who Mean Business awards. The
nominees and honorees were recognized
at the 17th Annual Awards Celebration April
28th, hosted by the Orlando Business Journal.
CREW Members on the Move
Beverly Bell
Beverly Bell, a CREW Orlando Board member
and Commercial Interior Designer has joined
The University of Central Florida as a Project
Manager of Design and Construction in
the Facilities Planning department. Beverly
is the Director of Special Events and leads
the coordination of the annual CREW Golf
tournament and Celebration of Champions.
EPOCH Reorganizes and Rebrands
Epoch Management, Inc. and Epoch Properties, Inc. are
pleased to announce that they have recently reorganized
and rebranded into a single entity, Epoch Residential. Epoch
Residential develops, builds and manages Class-A multifamily
communities throughout key regions of the United States. Their
success spans four decades and over 34,000 units, and is based
on an unparalleled track record of returns to our business
partners, and a consistent and superior home to our residents.
By bringing Epoch Properties and Epoch Management into a
single entity, they are increasing their potential to expand upon
our long-standing legacy of success. Working together, the two
entities strengthen focus and increase the ability to provide
outstanding service in all areas. Epoch Residential is a proud
2015 sponsor of CREW Orlando, providing multifamily property
management services and consulting to the Orlando commercial
real estate community. For further information, please contact
Farley Griner, Director of Marketing and Business Development
for Epoch Residential.
Interface is the
world’s leading
manufacturer of
environmentally
responsible
carpet tiles.
Ray Schumann, a CREW Director and a Board
Certified Real Estate Attorney, has joined Santoni
Law as the Real Estate Practice Group Managing
Partner. Santoni Law, located in Baldwin Park,
is a Solution-Minded Contemporary Law Firm
focused on providing personalized Legal Advice
Ray Schumann and Guidance to Business Owners, Executives,
Investors and Individuals.
Pamela Ortman: [email protected] 813.503.4920
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TAILGATING ON THE GREEN:
24th Annual CREW Golf
Tournament
The 24th Annual CREW Orlando Golf Tournament took place on
Friday, May 8th, 2015 at the MetroWest Golf Club. The theme was a
“tailgate party” and the tee parties went all out with the theme! A total
of 27 foursomes participated and raised over $15,000! The players
even got to mingle with a foursome of retired NFL players who joined
our tournament, including Mike McBath, Beau Jarrell, William Floyd
and Mike Reilly.
Thank you to our sponsors: gifts Valencia Foundation; breakfast
Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman; beverages Avison
Young; beverage carts Commercial Due Diligence & Workscapes/
Herman Miller; tee parties Masters Construction, RC Stevens,
MDC/Daltile, Capstone Valuation Advisors, Title Team, Aegis,
Coastal Mechanical & Suddath Relocation Services; tee signs
Aerostar, Pennington & Associates, BASE Consultants, Wayne
Automatic Fire Sprinklers, Wilson Girgenti, JLL & Brasfield &
Gorrie and to the many companies and individuals who donated
raffle prizes.
Bonnie Nienhuis, Stacy Pedersen, and Mary-Beth Valley
Traci Smith, Jill Kling, Marla and Bubba Lamb
Lindsey Talbert and Heather Garbarini
Beverly Bell and Dorrie Knizatko
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Cory Taylor
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Membership Update
The 2015 CREW Orlando membership continues to set records!
As of mid-April, we are at 204 members…wow! Thank you to all
of the current members that continue to spread the good word
about CREW Orlando.
That being said, we are pleased to introduce the following new
members to CREW Orlando:
◊
Anna Long, Dean Mead
◊
Courtney DeVane, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
◊
Jodi Harrelson, RLF
◊
Jose Jordan, DLR Group
◊
Brian Osburn, Fidelity National Title Group
◊
Lisa Wilde, East Group Properties
◊
Tyler Sears, DRMP, Inc.
◊
Andrew Hebert, Floridian Bank
◊
Bobbi Justice, First International Title
◊
Michael Ison, Seaside National Bank & Trust
◊
Susan Godorov, Brixmor Property Group
◊
Joseph Harris, Harris Civil Engineers
◊
Nick Boehme, The Boehme Group, LLC
◊
Leslie White, Dean Mead
Affiliate Membership
◊
Amy Gordon, CDS
◊
Ben Laube, ZIO
Please be sure to introduce yourself and give our new members a
warm welcome at our next event.
One of the ways our members can network and continue to build
relationships is at our various events offered throughout the year.
On Wednesday March 10, CREW Orlando hosted its fourth annual
March Mingle, a networking event for Commercial Real Estate
industry professionals at Frank & Steins in Winter Park. CFCAR, NAIOP,
BOMA, ULI, CCIM, SMPS and Appraisal Institute co-presented the
event, while BOMA Orlando, East Florida Chapter of the Appraisal
Institute, HuntonBrady Architects, and Winderweedle, Haines, Ward
& Woodman, P.A. all generously donated prizes for the attendees.
Approximately 140 professionals attended this great networking event.
Last but not least, the annual CREW Orlando directory is out! The
2015 edition was distributed at the May luncheon program. Thanks
to the members that logged on to CREWBiz™ and updated your
personal information and those of you who came early to the March
luncheon to have your headshot updated.
New Member Highlight: Nick Boehme, The Boehme Group
Nick Boehme
How did you hear about CREW Orlando?
While working at CBRE, I was invited to play in
the annual golf tournament about 5 years ago. I
saw many colleagues and trade professionals that
I knew at the tournament and was impressed at
how well organized the event was.
What made you decide to join CREW Orlando?
I started my own commercial real estate construction management
company 6 months ago after working with CBRE for 7 years, where
I was the Director of Project Management, and most recently JLL
for 2 years as the Central Florida Markets lead for the Project and
Development Services Group. Being a small business owner, I wanted
to be selective in joining a trade organization that was effective and
organized. I was invited to the CREW luncheon in February and spoke
to some friends who were existing members and learned more about
the benefits of membership.
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What benefits have you received from being a new member?
The local and national network connections through the CREWBiz™
app and website have been beneficial since my company is working on
projects not just in Florida but also nationwide. In addition, I’ve already
been able to use several crew members in the projects I have managed
for my client’s and what I look most forward to with my membership
is doing business with other members and getting connected to new
business opportunities of my own.
The Boehme Group is a commercial real estate owner’s
representative and construction management consulting firm
for landlords and end user tenants. We specialize in owner’s
representative services for client’s corporate real estate needs in the
Industrial, Retail and commercial office space markets. The Boehme
Group serves as the single point of contact project manager for our
clients’ corporate real estate projects and manages all aspects of the
ground up development or tenant improvement process including
site selection, project, due diligence, pre-leasing activities, project
planning, project budget analysis, design management, construction
management, move management and project closeout.
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New Member Spotlight
Anna H. Long
Lisa Wilde
Attorney, Dean Mead
Leasing and Marketing Associate,
EastGroup Properties
Anna H. Long has been practicing law for
over 30 years primarily in the areas of
environmental law, land use, zoning and
administrative law. In addition, Anna has
successfully filed Section 333 Exemption
Applications under the FAA’s Modernization
and Reform Act on behalf of clients to allow for
the commercial operation of UAVs (“drones”)
Dean Mead’s commercial real estate
attorneys handle a variety of transactional
and litigation matters involving financing,
land development and acquisition, leasing,
environmental, land use, zoning, permitting,
eminent domain and tax planning. The firm
represents owners, developers, investors,
lenders, borrowers, landlords, tenants, and
other real estate professionals. To learn
more, go to www.deanmead.com.
Bobbi Jo Justice
Commercial Business Consultant,
First International Title
First International Title has a statewide
commercial title division with over 30
locations. Our services include, prospecting
resources, commercial applications, in-house
legal counsel, an in-house title plant, and you
get an expert commercial specialist as your
single point of contact. We can handle your
most complex real estate transactions!
Courtney DeVane
Property Manager, CPA - Tax
Manager, CLA
Courtney DeVane specializes in tax and
consulting services for the real estate industry.
CLA is a professional services firm with three
integrated businesses (Audit/Tax/Consulting,
Outsourcing and Wealth Advisory) working
together to advance our clients’ success, create
uncommon careers for our people, and do what
is right for the public, our clients, and each other.
Lisa Wilde specializes in the leasing and
marketing of industrial properties, including
build-to-suit transactions.
EastGroup Properties, Inc. is a self-administered
equity real estate investment trust focused on
the development, acquisition and ownership of
industrial properties in major Sunbelt markets
throughout the United States with a special
emphasis in the states of Florida, Texas, Arizona,
California and North Carolina. EastGroup’s
portfolio includes over 35 million square feet,
with 2.6 million square feet in Orlando.
Jose Jordan
Workplace Designer – Associate,
Architecture/Interior Design/
Planning, DLR Group
DLR Group is an integrated design firm
providing architecture, engineering planning
and interiors services. We are one of a few large
design firms in the nation that specialize in
workplace, K-12, higher education, and justice
& civic design. Founded in 1966, DLR Group
has grown in the past 49 years to be one of the
leading design firms today, lauded for design
excellence as
Members Only Dine
Around
The first Members Only Dine Around in Hannibal’s Square took place
on March 24th and was well attended. The intimate setting of the
private backyard patio at Mi Tomatina was a great place to start our
fun event. Appetizers and drinks were enjoyed by everyone along
with networking with other CREW Members. Most were having such
a good time that it was difficult to get everyone to leave for their
smaller dine arounds at Cask & Larder, Hannibal’s on the Square,
Mi Tomatina and Armando’s. The smaller restaurant outings gave
many members a chance to get to know each other better on a
more personal level. Several members walked away with some
great Crew connections that are sure to become future Crew
deals. Thank you to our sponsors: First American Title Insurance
Company and Roetzel.
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Building on business
Many of our current CREW members have been busy doing
business with each other over the last quarter. Congratulations
to all these CREW members for demonstrating first-hand one
of the most amazing benefits to being part of CREW Orlando!
If you’ve have business you’d like to spotlight, please submit all
your member-to-member business to the newsletter “crew” for
publication next quarter.
Survey and Zoning Services
Fiserv Corporate Headquarters
SunTrust Bank executed five closings, totaling $1.8 Million, with
First American Title handling the title work.
New member, Amy Gordon, recommended Jan Rothfeld to
manage the re-stacking project at Fiserv’s corporate headquarters
in Lake Mary.
◊ Commercial Design Services – Amy Gordon
◊ Creative Space + Management – Jan Rothfeld
NASA Phase I Headquarters
Spectra was awarded the Division 9 flooring for this new
construction project. Spectra also worked closely with Hunton
Brady on the application and finish specifications during the design
development and is now working with Hensel Phelps during the
construction phase.
Baker & Hostetler, LLP hired Commercial Due Diligence Services to
provide survey and zoning services to three projects year to date.
◊ Baker & Hostetler, LLP – Jessica Malchow
◊ Commercial Due Diligence Services – Betty Mason
Commercial Real Estate Closings
◊ SunTrust Bank – Christyne Albury
◊ First American Title Insurance Company – Larry Patrick Deal
Winter Haven Office Building Renovation
Hold Thyssen hired Spectra Contract Flooring to complete a
$6K contract for the renovation of office building restrooms in a
property managed by Hold Thyssen in Winter Haven.
◊ Hold Thyssen – Therese Taylor
◊ Spectra Contract Flooring – Libby Wingard
◊ Spectra Contract Flooring – Libby Wingard
◊ Hunton Brady – Karen Moorefield, Danny Gordon,
Steve Belflower
◊ Hensel Phelps – Mackenzie Arnold
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Future Leaders Kick Off
Educational Event Series with
Tour of Canvs
innovation
begins
with
a
better
work
environment
The Future Leaders’ first educational event was held on March 12th
at Canvs, a unique co-working space located in downtown Orlando
in The Exchange. The event included a tour and panel discussion.
Attendees learned that Canvs offers tech startups flexible, monthto-month workspace options, weekly events and programs, a
network of mentors and active relationships with civic, business,
and educational organizations in Central Florida. The broader goal
of Canvs is to create 5,000 tech jobs in the next decade. Realizing
the potential for significant growth in the tech industry, CREW
Future Leaders provided this opportunity for our members to
learn all about this unique real estate deal. The Canvs event was
well attended by the Future Leaders committee members and was
a great educational and networking opportunity. Thanks to Canvs
and our sponsors: First American Title Insurance Company and
Carlton Fields Jorden Burt, for their support.
877.967.5722 | workscapes.com
miami - west palm beach - fort myers - tampa - orlando - jacksonville
Future Leaders gather at CANVS
Getting the scoop on CANVS
UCREW Update
SAVE THE DATE: October 16, 2015
for the 4th annual UCREW University Outreach Program
REAL ESTATE REDEFINED – COMMERCIAL TO COMMUNITY
This year UCrew will be highlighting the transformation of the Church Street Exchange Building
in a program called REAL ESTATE REDEFINED – COMMERCIAL TO COMMUNITY.
We will be looking for internship or job shadow opportunities in all aspects of commercial real estate for our collegiate
attendees this fall. For more information on the internship program contact Laura Carroll, 407-928-9486.
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Future Leaders learned
traditional recipes at the
Craft Cocktails event
Future Leaders stepped back in time and learned the proper
elements to make a craft cocktail at The Woods downtown. Our
Future Leaders were treated to a short history lesson, two craft
cocktail lessons and the opportunity to create their very own
concoction out of fresh ingredients. Needless to say, it was a great
networking event where fun was had by all!
A big thank you to our sponsors C1 Bank, Clifton Larson Allen
and Hold Thyssen. If you missed the event, you can still toast your
fellow CREW members with the following recepies.
Future Leaders learn the art of making the perfect mojito
Mackenzie Arnold and
Farley Griner
Nikki Carolan and
Laura Barbero-Buffa
Old Fashioned:
• Muddle 2 sugar cubes in a glass with 1 oz of water
• Add a little Angostura Bitters
• Take orange peels and rub on the bottom of the glass, then stir
• Add 2oz of Whiskey of choice – Old Forester was used, used. It is the
first bottled bourbon. Only 1 of 8 distilleries were allowed to make it
during prohibition.
• Add fruit to a toothpick (blackberry, orange, etc) and enjoy!
Mojito:
• Muddle ½ a lime cut into 8ths
• Add 4-5 mint leaves and 1 oz of simple syrup, muddle lightly (if you
muddle the mint too much it will have a bitter flavor)
• Add 2 oz of Rum – Appleton Spiced Rum was used.
• Add Ice
• Shake (approximately 24 times, thanks to Stacey for counting!)
• Top off with soda water and slightly stir
• Add a garnish of mint on top by first smacking the mint to release
the scent then enjoy!
Simple Syrup:
• 1 to 1 ratio
• 1 cup of water to 1 cup of sugar, bring to a boil and cool. If water is
warm enough, it can be shaken to get sugar to disintegrate.
All CREW members 35 and under are invited and encouraged
to join Future Leaders. The Future Leaders Group is a fantastic
opportunity to peer network in a fun social setting. If you are
already a Future Leader, keep an eye on your emails for event
information for the upcoming social and educational events,
mentorship lunches, and industry wide events. If you would like
to get involved and learn more about the Future Leaders and our
exciting plans for 2015 or for details on sponsorship opportunities,
please contact Joani Jordaan, [email protected].
Marla Lamb, Lindsey Talbert, Kellie Russell, and Kristin Gray
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2015 CREW Orlando Board of Directors
PRESIDENT
Christyne Albury
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
407.237.1737
[email protected]
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Jill Kling
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
407.802.1210
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Laura Barbero-Buffa
BASE Consultants, Inc.
407.442.2697
[email protected]
TREASURER
Marla Lamb
Emerson International, Inc.
407.332.4480
[email protected]
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Wanda Riley
Cushman & Wakefield of Florida, Inc.
407.541.4387
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF SPONSORSHIP
Tracey de Lemos
Sharma Eminent Domain Lawyers
407.270.9663
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS
Stephanie Weidner Landis Professional Service Industries, Inc. (PSI) 407.304.5560
[email protected]
CO-DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS
Jennifer Barrows
Herman Miller, Inc
407.701.4333
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS
Beverly Bell
University of Central Florida
407.823.0184
[email protected]
CO-DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS
Cindy Schooler
Cushman & Wakefield
407.541.4413
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF FUTURE LEADERS
Vicki Berman
Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth,
Capouano & Bozarth, P.A.
407.428.5135
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF MEMBER SERVICES
Melissa Quinn
NorthMarq Capital
407.418.5005
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Therese Taylor
Hold-Thyssen, Inc
407.691.0505
[email protected]
DIRECTOR AT LARGE
Santoni Law, P.A.
407.233.3490
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP Laura Walda
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A.
407.843.4600
[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mackenzie Arnold Carolan
Gilbane Building Company
407.422.7691
[email protected]
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Med i a Partner
CREW ORLANDO PRIVACY STATEMENT
Our privacy policy now has a permanent place on the CREW Orlando web site. For detailed information on how CREW Orlando and CREW Network protect your personnel information and
images, go to http://www.creworlando.org/pdf/CREW%20ORLANDO%20PRIVACY%20STATEMENT.pdf. Please direct any questions or comments to Chris Blair at CREW Network, as indicated.
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