ULI Philadelphia: Camp Hill Tour - Spurring Commercial Redevelopment Fueled by Women-Owned Businesses

When

2019-10-24
2019-10-24T16:00:00 - 2019-10-24T18:30:00
America/New_York

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    Where

    Little Black Dress 1801 Market ST Camp Hill, PA 17011-4825 UNITED STATES

    Pricing

    Standard Pricing Until October 21 Members Non-Members
    Private $45.00 $60.00
    Public/Academic/Nonprofit $35.00 $50.00
    Retired $45.00 N/A
    Student $35.00 $60.00
    Under Age 35 $45.00 $60.00
    All prices will rise $15 after online registration closes on October 21, 2019.
    Refunds can be made up to 48 hours in advance.
     
    Camp Hill Borough commissioned a ULI Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) in 2016 to seek expert guidance on revitalizing the downtown commercial district and planning for a walkable community. Following the TAP report recommendation by recommendation, the Borough is experiencing remarkable growth in retail and professional service businesses. The anchor for revitalization is Neighbors & Smith, a 40,000 SF mixed-use project in the downtown district. Smith Land & Improvement Corporation is redeveloping the entire block of 1801 Market Street and currently has a 100% small business tenant mix with a majority women-owned business.

    Join us for a panel discussion at Little Black Dress, tour of Downtown Camp Hill sites, and closing happy hour to understand the positive impact of commercial real estate development on regional economies, the value of providing affordable space to small and women-owned business tenants, and the power of championing #ShopSmall. Richard E. Jordan III, President and CEO of Smith Land & Improvement Corporation will lead the panel followed by a tour Neighbors & Smith, and a wrap-up networking happy hour. The panel will be moderated by Anne Deeter Gallaher, Owner/CEO, Deeter Gallaher Group, LLC. 
     

    Speakers

    Richard Jordan

    Smith Land & Improvement Corporation

    Richard E. Jordan III, President and CEO, is the third generation of Jordan leadership for Smith Land & Improvement Corporation. “These are exciting times to be in land development and to reimagine and redevelop properties for the highest and best use of all our assets—our people, new technologies, job growth—and ultimately to strengthen our communities.” Jordan III joined the company in 1994 and began his career in L.B. Smith, Inc.’s heavy equipment division in Florida. Promoted to Vice President in 2003, he moved back to the Harrisburg area to work directly with real estate investment partners and manage the entire leasing portfolio for retail, office, and manufacturing clients. In 2015, Jordan III was promoted to Chief Operating Officer and in 2018 President and Chief Executive Officer. A passionate community servant, he serves on The Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital City Region Advisory Board, is a Director for Franklin Financial Services Corporation and F&M Trust, Director Emeritus for the Camp Hill Lion Foundation, Past Director of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC Board, a member of Urban Land Institute and was recognized by the Central Penn Business Journal as a Forty Under 40 winner. Honored to lead the corporation in its 100th year and beyond, he will continue to build on Smith Land’s reputation for responsible and responsive commercial real estate development.

    Anne Deeter Gallaher

    Owner/CEO, Deeter Gallaher Group LLC

    Anne Deeter Gallaher is Owner/CEO of Deeter Gallaher Group LLC, a marketing, public relations, and digital media firm with offices in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania and Nashville, Tennessee. Driven by measurable performance, Anne and her team create award-winning results for clients in financial services, food and retail, engineering, banking, commercial real estate development, construction, health care, and music entertainment. Serving on The Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital Region advisory board and the Harrisburg Regional Chamber/CREDC board, Anne is also a member of Urban Land Institute, the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, and The Wall Street Journal’s Women in the Economy Task Force. She is the founder of Harrisburg Social Media Club. Anne is the co-author with Amy D. Howell of Students in High Gear: A Guide for Students and Aspiring Game Changers in Transition from College to Career (2015) and Women in High Gear: A Guide for Entrepreneurs, On-Rampers, and Aspiring Executives (2013). Published in The Wall Street Journal, The Huffington Post, PA Banker, Pennlive, Pennsylvania Business Central, Central Penn Business Journal, Strategy + Business, The Patriot-News, Ragan Communications, and a contributor to several blogs, Anne holds dual bachelor degrees in English and Communications/Journalism. Honored as one of Pennsylvania’s Best 50 Women in Business, she is a frequent speaker and writer on entrepreneurship, women in business, social media, PR, leadership, and higher education.

    Brad Jones

    President and CEO, Harristown Development Corporation

    President/CEO of Harristown Development Corporation and its many affiliate companies. Enthusiastic urban developer who oversees the management of over 150 employees and a $26 Million operating budget of a full scale real estate development company with a mission to revitalize downtown Harrisburg, PA. Our company has been involved in about $1 Billion in development projects over the last 45 years and is responsible for about $2.5 Million s.f. of mixed use real estate in downtown Harrisburg including commercial office, retail, residential and student housing.

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