Conference Program - Illinois Association of Preservation

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Main Street
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2015
Carbondale, Illinois
June 23 - 25, 2015
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J. Mike Henry, Carbondale Mayor
Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. Meghan Cole,
Carbondale Main Street Director
Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. Evelyn Sanguinetti,
Sate of Illinois Lieutenant Governor
Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. 4 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 2015
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Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. DECO
Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. Mike Bost,
U.S. Representative
Peter Bowen has been named Vice President and Market Manager for Cumulus
Chicago. Bowen was most recently the Senior Vice President and Director of Sales
for CBS Radio in Los Angeles, overseeing sales for that cluster of six radio stations
since January 2012. Prior to that, Bowen worked for CBS Radio Chicago for 16 years,
most recently serving as Senior Vice President and General Manager of WBBM-FM
and WJMK-FM, and as Vice President and Director of Sales for CBS Radio’s Chicago
stations. Bowen began his radio career as an Account Executive at the former WCKGFM (now WCFS-FM) in 1991. The following year, he joined the former WPNT-FM (now
WSHE-FM) in a sales role, where he worked for four years. In 1996, he moved to
WJMK-FM (then an Oldies format) in sales, quickly being promoted to Local Sales
Manager. Bowen became General Sales Manager of the former WMAQ-AM (now
WSCR-AM) in 1999, moving over to WBBM-AM in the same role in 2001. 2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 5
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Conference schedule
2015
Carbondale, Illinois
Tuesday, June 23
12:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Tour 1: A Bite of the Little Apple: Downtown Murphysboro
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Kick off your conference experience with a tour of Murphysboro. The owner of the historic Laclede Hotel will
discuss state tax-credit funding strategies for restoration. At the Jackson County Courthouse, Dr. Rachel
Malcolm Ensor of Historic Properties Consultants will describe her experience with its National Register
nomination. Mike Jones, Director of the John A. Logan Museum, will lead a walking tour through downtown.
The last stop will be the historic Liberty Theater for a screening of Between Two Rivers, an award-winning
documentary that presents the often tumultuous history of Cairo, Illinois, with introductory comments by
preservation architect, Professor Emeritus Robert Swenson.
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
One-on-One Main Street Consultations
with Donna Ann Harris
Main Street and historic preservation expert Donna Ann Harris of Heritage Consulting will lead six 10-minute,
one-on-one consultations for Main Street managers that will focus on solving a specific problem, from bylaws
and board issues to fundraising and preservation concerns. The six frank and confidential consultations are
scheduled every 15 minutes from 4:30 PM to 5:45 PM on Tuesday, June 23. To reserve a first-come-first-served
appointment, managers must email Donna at [email protected] by Thursday, June 11, and attach
work plans, sponsorship packages, membership brochures, or any other fairly short item that Donna will
review in advance. Donna will confirm your appointment time when she receives your materials.
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
One-on-One CLG consultations
with Catherine O’Connor
Local Government Services Manager Catherine O’Connor will lead four 10-minute, one-on-one consultations
that will focus on local-government historic preservation/CLG issues. The four available appointments are
available on a first-come, first-served basis, scheduled every 15 minutes from 5:00 to 5:45. Please reserve your
spot by emailing Catherine directly at [email protected] and attaching relevant material (i.e.,
ordinance, etc.) by June 11. Catherine will confirm your appointment time when she receives your materials.
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm / Town Square Pavilion
Registration
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm / Town Square Pavilion
Opening Celebration
Catered by Cristaudo’s Bakery and Catering and other downtown businesses, the Opening Celebration
will feature a small-bite dinner, local beer and wine, and live music from The Venturis, Carbondale’s
own classic-rock band. This is a great way to network and meet new friends.
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Wednesday, June 24
8:00 am – 3:30 pm / Civic Center, 200 S.Illinois Ave.
8:00 am – 9:00 am / Civic Center, Room 103
8:00 am – 9:00 am / Civic Center Hall and Historic
Passenger Depot
Board Meeting of the Illinois
Association of Historic Preservation
Commissions
Everyone who wants to get involved or learn more about
this important organization is encouraged to attend.
Registration
Continental Breakfast
8:00 am - 4:30 pm / Civic Center, Central Hall
Conference Bookstore
Concurrent Sessions I
9:00am - 10:15 am
Design Review for Commissions and Design Committees
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Protecting the exterior integrity of historic buildings can be a challenge for local preservation and design-review
groups. Darius Bryjka and Anna Margaret Barris of the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency will show how the SHPO
applies the Standards for Rehabilitation, as interpreted by the National Park Service, to the exteriors of historic
residential and commercial buildings. To better communicate and preserve the unique character of their historic
districts some communities, such as Chicago, have adapted their guidelines to flexibly address development in
high demand areas. Lawrence Shure of the City of Chicago’s Historic Preservation Division will discuss initiatives to
develop creative approaches in evaluating and guiding specific proposals within Chicago’s historic districts.
Speakers: Moderator:
Darius Bryjka, Project Reviewer, IHPA
Anna Margaret Barris, Project Designer, IHPA
Lawrence Shure, Planner, Historic Preservation Division, Dept. of Planning
and Development, City of Chicago
Craig Anz, Associate Professor of Architectural Studies, SIU
Creative Placemaking for Main Street and Historic Downtown Districts
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
“Creative placemaking” has become a popular philosophy and a hands-on approach for refining the urban
design, sense of place, and visual appearance of our Main Street and downtown commercial districts. With a
particular focus on the arts, people, and their interactions with public spaces, creative placemaking has
improved urban design and public spaces while catalyzing economic development, encouraging pedestrian
activity and healthier communities, and enhancing collaboration between Main Street and Historic
Preservation organizations, artists, local residents, non-profits, businesses, and community foundations. This
session will focus on the elements of creative placemaking, forging a placemaking plan, and engaging artists
and stakeholders in the planning, implementing, and funding of placemaking. A case study on the creative
placemaking process for St. Cloud, Minnesota will also be presented.
Speakers:
Moderator: Jason Berry, AICP, Deputy Director of Community Development, City of Blue Island
Daniel Grove, RLA, LEED AP, Associate Principal, Lakota Group
Rachel Leibowitz, Ph.D., DSHPO, IHPA
A Main Street Fundraising Event Catalog
Many Main Street organizations rely on fundraising events to supply operating funds. This session examines
more than 100 different types of fundraising events in ten different categories, all designed only to raise
revenue. We will delve into the components of these events so that you’ll know what can be donated, sponsored,
offered in kind, or sold to boost the events’ net profits. This session will help you freshen up tired events or give
you some ideas for new ones. You’ll learn from audience members, too, who will be encouraged to add
suggestions throughout the session, which will be transcribed for all participants.
Speaker: Moderator: Donna Ann Harris, Principal, Heritage Consulting, Inc.
Elizabeth Yewell, Board Member, Carbondale Main Street
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Wednesday, June 24
Concurrent Sessions II
10:30 am - 11:45 am
Taxing Districts Alphabet Soup: BIDs, SSAs, TIFs
1 AIA Learning Unit pending
There are a variety of tools that municipalities can use to foster economic development: Tax Increment Finance
Districts, Business Districts, Special Service Areas. Each comes with particular prerequisites and conditions and
with a variety of fundraising opportunities. They can provide a source of funds without raising tax rates
generally or at all, while they encourage private investment and guide rehabilitation and development. Steve
Kline will discuss how several of these tools can stimulate new private investment to help preserve and
revitalize the historic character of neighborhoods, central business districts, and Main Streets. Steve Combs will
talk about how one neighborhood association has used its residential TIF district to stabilize and enhance its
historic neighborhood. Moderator Richard Friedman will guide the discussion to illuminate the advantages and
limitations of these methods.
Speakers:
Moderator: Steven Kline, President and CEO, Economic Development Group, Ltd.
Steve Combs, President, Enos Park Neighborhood Improvement Association
Richard Friedman, Neal and Leroy, LLC
Keeping the Freeze Hot:
Promoting the Tax Freeze in Your Community
1 AIA Learning Unit pending
The Property Tax Assessment Freeze is the state’s only incentive for historic, owner-occupied housing. Thousands
of homeowners have taken advantage of it since its creation in the early 1980s, but has your Preservation
Commission used it to promote your mission and effectiveness? This session will discuss how the Assessment
Freeze works and how it can work for your Commission. It can help convince owners of the benefits of creating
local historic districts and landmarks, and the data it collects can help your Commission’s mission. This session
will give you a working knowledge of the freeze and how your local permit review can promote the Assessment
Freeze to your constituents.
Speakers:
Moderator: Doug Kaarre, AICP, Urban Planner, Village of Oak Park
Anthony Rubano, Project Designer, IHPA
Jamie Franklin, Local Government Services Intern, IHPA
Centering on Downtowns: Balance and Authenticity
in Comprehensive Planning
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Downtown and preservation plans, whether standalone documents or integrated into community
comprehensive plans, can address issues such as economic development, sustainability, and re-densification.
This session will explore examples of successful preservation plans and processes for their creation and
implementation. Topics will include community engagement, utilizing strategic survey data, and the recording
of potential landmark properties.
Speakers:
Moderator: Nick Kalogeresis, AICP, Vice President, Lakota Group
Diane Williams, Director, Business Districts, Inc.
Catherine O’Connor, Local Government Services Manager, IHPA
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12:00 pm – 1:45 pm / SIU Arena East Lobby, 1490 Douglas Dr.
Opening Keynote Luncheon
Keynote Speaker: Ed McMahon, Charles E. Fraser Chair on
Sustainable Development,
Urban Land Institute
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Concurrent Sessions II
2:00 pm - 3:15 pm
Cheap Rents Aren’t Always Cheap:
Thinking Like a Downtown Property Owner
1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Emphasizing the economic fundamentals of downtown properties, this session considers four important
ownership factors in addressing improvements to typical downtown historic buildings. An ongoing
relationship with property owners is critical to any Main Street or historic preservation effort for one simple
reason – owners control tenancies. Understanding how owners make money and their ownership objectives,
including reinvestment, for any individual property are key to understanding the economic implications for
any traditional downtown. Strategies to enable ownership objectives that work for downtown will be
suggested and discussed.
Speaker: Moderator: Diane Williams, Director, Business Districts, Inc.
Michael Allen, Director and Architectural Historian,
Preservation Research Office
Legal Issues Update for Commissions and Preservation Advocates
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
This session will focus on new legal developments you should know that pertain to historic preservation. Join
preservation-law expert Richard Friedman as he demystifies and unravels often sticky legal issues that touch
all historic preservation commissions, such as due process, ethics, open meetings, communications, and
privacy. He will also examine FOIA, preservation easements, and give an update on the important case of
Hanna v. City of Chicago.
Speaker: Moderator: Richard Friedman, Neal and Leroy, LLC
Catherine O’Connor, Local Government Services Manager, IHPA
Green It or Lose It
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
The realities of global climate change, energy costs, resource depletion, excessive water use, and health issues
related to indoor air quality are fundamentally shifting the way communities and building professionals are
thinking about “greening” their built environment. Preservation professionals are not immune to this shifting
dynamic and must expand their knowledge of building science and practical strategies that make buildings
more resilient for the next economic downturn or extreme weather event. Join us for an important discussion
of the nuts and bolts of updating existing buildings and how these practices can readily be applied to
residential and commercial properties.
Speakers:
Moderator: Jacqueline Wiese, Senior Project Lead, Elevate Energy
Mike Jackson, FAIA
Matt Cole, Project Coordinator, Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago
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Wednesday, June 24
Concurrent Sessions IV
3:30 pm - 4:45 pm
New Life for Old Buildings:
Marketing Strategies for Adaptive Reuse
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Vacant historic buildings often continue to deteriorate not because they lack a viable reuse, but because we
fail to identify one. This session will focus on the steps you can take to effectively market historic buildings
in order to attract developers, new owners, or new partners. You will learn about Request for Proposals (RFP),
architectural plans to assist in reuse, code and regulatory compliance, and promoting available incentives.
This session will highlight reuses for challenge building types, and feature successful case studies
throughout the region.
Speakers:
Moderator: Frank Butterfield, Director of Springfield Office, Landmarks Illinois
Gail White, AIA, LEED AP, White & Borgognoni Architects
Brad Klein, AIA, Project Architect, White & Borgognoni Architects
Think Like a Realtor
1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Realtors can be terrific advocates for historic properties because they sit at the intersection
between historic homes and their potential new stewards. This session will examine how
realtors market properties, the regulatory environment in which they must operate, and the
tools they use. It will also explore ways to build partnerships with realtors to promote the
economic and cultural benefits of your community’s preservation efforts and historic
properties. The session will also discuss how preservation and Main Street advocates can reach
out to the real-estate community to educate them about historic-rehabilitation incentives, the
different levels of landmark designation, and the financial benefits to properties that are
individually landmarked or are in landmark districts.
Speakers:
Moderator: Christine Benuzzi, Illinois-Licensed Realtor
Joi Cuartero, Former Executive Director, Batavia MainStreet
Lisa DiChiera, Director of Advocacy, Landmarks Illinois
Curating an Authentic Downtown Experience
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
As the downtown-revitalization movement matures, we frequently find ourselves striving to
nurture and maintain that which is authentic, quirky and inherently local about our districts.
Inadvertently, we have become "curators" of buildings, spaces, and businesses as we seek to
establish a compelling sense of place. This session examines the idea of commercial-district
curation and helps identify the authentic in your town that must be preserved and enhanced.
Speakers:
Moderator: Donna Ann Harris, Principal, Heritage Consulting, Inc.
Anthony Rubano, Project Designer, IHPA
Carol Dyson, AIA, Chief Architect, IHPA
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6:00 pm – 9:00 pm / Rustle Hill Winery, 8595 New Highway 51 N., Cobden
Celebrating Success:
The IAHPC and Illinois Main Street Awards Dinner
Join us as we recognize the outstanding work of Historic Preservation Commissions and Main Street organizations
across Illinois. The dinner will be held at the Rustle Hill Winery, a highlight of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail. We’ll enjoy
hors d’oeuvres, a buffet dinner, award-winning wine, and dessert before honoring this year’s winners. Free shuttles will
be available between the hotels and winery. Check the dietary needs box on the registration to select the vegetarian
option. Conference registration includes a ticket to the dinner. Individual tickets are available for $40.
Emcee: Craig Reeves, Board Member and Past President, Carbondale Main Street
Thursday, June 25
8:00 am – 9:00 am / Civic Center,
200 S Illinois Ave
Registration
8:00 am – 9:00 am / Civic Center Central Hall
and Historic Passenger Depot
Coffee and Conversation
Concurrent Sessions IV
9:00 am – 10:15 am
Local Food System Development:
the Economic Potential in Your Community
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Urban farming, local food production, food business entrepreneurs – the private and public
investment in local food industries – are having positive economic effects on our Main Streets and in
our neighborhoods and communities. Food-related businesses and local-food industries are creating
jobs, filling storefronts, and reusing historic and older buildings. Kathy Nyquist, Principal of New
Venture Advisors, LLC, works with clients on asset-based food systems development, and Kathleen
Logan Smith is Executive Director of Carbondale-based Food Works, a non-profit organization
facilitating the development of a regional food economy in Southern Illinois. Hear how the “growing”
local-food industry can have economic potential in your community.
Speakers:
Moderator:
Kathy Nyquist, Principal, New Venture Advisors
Kathleen Logan Smith, Executive Director, Foodworks
Lisa DiChiera Director of Advocacy, Landmarks Illinois
Assessing the Heritage Tourism Potential of Your Downtown
1 AICP CM credit, 1 AIA Learning Unit pending
This workshop is for communities interested in utilizing their existing local tourism infrastructure
(hotels, attractions, recreational amenities) to attract more visitors to downtown businesses. We will
discuss inventorying your tourism assets and identifying and addressing gaps in visitor amenities.
Grounded in the methodology of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s long standing
Heritage Tourism program, this workshop examines the basic amenities you will need to provide a
satisfying visitor experience, including effective web sites, visitor brochures, and directional signage/
banners; visitor-oriented events, walking tours and heritage programming; potential visitor centers;
and establishing a task force of hoteliers, attractions and existing tourism agencies to help attract
more year-round visitors to your community.
Speaker: Moderator: Donna Ann Harris, Principal, Heritage Consulting, Inc.
Cinnamon Wheeles-Smith, Executive Director,
Carbondale Convention and Tourism Bureau
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Thursday, June 25
Concurrent Sessions IV
9:00 am – 10:15 am
Incentives for Historic Commercial Buildings
1 AIA Learning Unit pending
Incentives for the rehabilitation of historic commercial buildings can be valuable tools for
downtown revitalization. In this three-part session, Carol Dyson of IHPA will describe existing
historic tax incentives, their application processes, and tips for successful projects. Michael Allen of
Preservation Research Office will discuss how to list a downtown building or commercial district in
the National Register, often a prerequisite for available incentives. Frank Butterfield of Landmarks
Illinois will explain how new incentives can save historic buildings, provide jobs, and improve your
community's economy.
Speakers:
Moderator: Carol Dyson, AIA, Chief Architect, IHPA
Frank Butterfield, Director, Springfield Office, Landmarks Illinois
Michael Allen, Director and Architectural Historian,
Preservation Research Office
Elizabeth Blasius, EBI Consulting
10:30 am – 12:15 pm / The Hangar 9, 511 S Illinois Ave
Closing Plenary Luncheon
3 Minute Success stories: Do you have a great story you want to share? A brilliant rehab? A great survey? A fantastic
event? Then sign up to tell us about it during our plenary luncheon. You’ll have 3 minutes to describe how it happened
and show some pictures. It’s a quick, fun way to spread the word about the great work going in in your community. The
ten available slots will go to the first ten people who email Jamie Franklin ([email protected]). You have to
follow up with 6 images, which he will place into a PowerPoint in the order you determine.
Speaker: Rachel Leibowitz: Ph.D., DSHPO, IHPA, discussing Statewide
Preservation Plan
Keynote Speaker: Cory Jobe, Director of Tourism, DCEO
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12:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Departure location: Civic Center @ 12:30. Bus leaves at 12:40.
Tour 2: The Unseen South:
Giant City Lodge, Makanda, Cobden, and Anna
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This tour presents the “Unseen South” and begins with a tour of the magnificent Giant City Lodge with
our guide, Kay Rippelmeyer-Tippy, author of Giant City State Park and the Civilian Conservation Corps.
We’ll next see the historic Makanda Boardwalk and the Union County Museum in Cobden. On our way
to Anna, Alesha Cerny of the National Park Service and author of the Stinson Memorial Library’s
National Historic Landmark nomination, will discuss the building and the NHL program. In Anna, we’ll
tour Walter Burley Griffin’s 1913 Stinson Library and the historic Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church.
Reservations required when registering. No additional charge.
Guides: Kay Rippelmeyer-Tippy, Program Liaison, Illinois Humanities Council
Alesha Cerny, National Historic Landmark Coordinator,
National Park Service
12:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Departure location: Carbondale Main Street office, 121 S. Illinois Avenue
Tour 3: Grape Expectations: The Shawnee Wine Trail
Enjoy a beautiful drive through the Shawnee National Forest on this tour of three distinctive
vineyards on the Shawnee Hill Wine Trail. The tour begins on the west side of the trail at
Pomona Winery, which specializes in wines made from locally grown fruits other than grapes.
We’ll drive to Alto Vineyards, Shawnee Hills’ first bonded winery and the sixth to open in the
state. The last stop will be Blue Sky Winery, a Tuscan-style villa nestled in 12 acres of grape
vines. Reservations required when registering. Separate $20 fee required during registration.
Guide: Jordan Wren, Assistant Director, Carbondale Main Street
12:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Departure location: Carbondale Main Street office, 121 S. Illinois Avenue
Tour 4: The Campus Special: Historic Downtown Carbondale,
Bucky’s Dome, and the SIU Campus
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This tour begins with a tram tour of the buildings of SIU’s core campus, including the
Renaissance Revival Wheeler Hall (1904), the brutalist Faner Hall (1975), and the domed Shryock
Auditorium (1917). Next, we’ll visit the R. Buckminster Fuller Dome house (1960), the only
geodesic dome that Fuller actually lived in, and we’ll hear about its recent exterior restoration
project, including a detailed discussion of historic materials replacement. We will finish up with
a self-guided walking tour of Historic Downtown Carbondale.
Guides: Dede Ittner, Carbondale Historic Preservation Commissioner
Brad Klein, AIA, Project Architect, White & Borgognoni Architects
Jon Davey, Professor of Architecture, Southern Illinois University
7:00pm-ish / Turley Park, 1010 North Glenview, Carbondale
Sunset Concert
Those spending Thursday night in Carbondale can attend this free public concert.
Performer: TBA
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2015 conference Presentors
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
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Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 15
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Association
16 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 2015
2015 conference Presentors
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 17
2015 conference Presentors
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
18 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 2015
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
2015 conference
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 19
2015 conference
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
Selling is a contact sport. Learn these advanced consulting skills that set you apart from the
competition. Session shows how you get time-starved business people to give your broadcast
salespeople enough face time to do need’s analysis? A questionnaire won’t cut it. You have to
bring information to trade. Then you need new tools that “real consultants” use with their
paying clients. You will get that and more in this immediately actionable program.
Jeff Schmidt,
Jeff Shmidt Speaker
Association
20 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 2015
Transportation
with Map
2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 21
IMS Executive Directors 2015
22 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 2015
2015 Main Street and Historic Preservation Conference 23
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