PRESENTER:Chad Pittman, Senior Vice President, Indiana Economic Development Corporation

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the economic impact of i-69

PRESENTER:Samuel Sarvis, Deputy Commissioner of Major Program Management, Indiana Department of Transportation

The Interstate 69 extension is a 142 mile long highway project designed to improve safety, mobility and economic development in Indiana, as well as serve a vital link in the overall corridor stretching from Canada to Mexico. Nearly 70 miles of Greenfield highway construction is underway, with an additional 30 miles to be under way by the end of this year. The interstate is expected to open in Gibson, Pike, Daviess and Greene Counties by the end of the year, opening numerous opportunities for growth. The final 40+ miles follows roughly the SR 37 pathway from Bloomington to Indy, and is in environmental review process.

This program will focus on the opening dates for key sections and interchanges in areas currently under construction and the planning process and possible timeline for the road improvements in and north of Bloomington. The program will also highlight the potential economic impact of the new corridor.

enerdel can fuel the world, but what fuels enerdel?

wishard – program management

PRESENTER:David Roberts, CEO, EnerDel

Navigating a business through the rocky waters of our current economy can be challenging, especially for this clean tech firm not even a decade old. Attendees at this session will learn from CEO, David Roberts, the lessons learned from their experience pre-bankruptcy, things that have changed post-bankruptcy, and insights to how their product and market strategy has changed. Attendees will also

learn more about EnerDel’s newest product line for Clean Energy Storage for use in backing up small buildings, apartments, and clusters of homes.

As a public entity preparing for, and responding to, the community referendum of support, it was important that the new Sidney and Lois

Eskenazi Hospital be delivered with the required expertise and community engagement. In early planning leadership committed to maximize opportunities for the local contracting community. Jacobs Engineering began supporting the program management process early eventually growing and developing their responsibility into an agency CM role that eventually included local team members as well. Attend this session to learn how this effort became reality and the challenges and opportunities that came along.

simon – surviving the recession

PRESENTER:Andy Lugo, Senior VP Simon Construction Group

Simon Property Group, Inc. is the largest real estate company in the world. The Company currently owns or has an interest in 338 retail real estate properties in North America and Asia comprising 245 million square feet as well as a 29% interest in Klépierre, a publicly-traded French REIT with a portfolio of approximately 270 shopping centers in 13 countries in Europe. Simon is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana and employees approximately 5,500 people in the U.S. The recession hit the retail market hard but Simon has been able to use this to their advantage through partnerships and acquisitions. This put Simon in a position to be the first real estate company included in the S&P 100 Index. In

this session Andy Lugo, VP of Construction, will discuss the approach Simon took to not only hold their ground but grow during the recession.

buckingham – pulling together the pieces for city way

dow agro sciences – expanding the world food supply

PRESENTER:Antonio Galindez, CEO

Buckingham Companies has just broken ground on CityWay, its new upscale mixed-use development in downtown Indianapolis. Designed as a transformative development, the $155 million project will mark another big step in bringing together two areas of the city. Previously known as North of South for its location, the rebranded name CityWay will prove to more indicative of the role it will serve. With a vision to bridge a gap between existing properties on the near-Southside and the central business district, CityWay will feature several hundred luxury apartments, complemented by 40,000 square feet of restaurant and retail offerings, a new flagship YMCA and a world-class business hotel. The project, which will sprout up on land that Buckingham is leasing

from Eli Lilly & Company, is being financed with both private and public resources. Attendees will also gain insights on the public private partnerships utilized to bring this project from conception to construction, and an understanding of how Buckingham plans to unite the two areas and fuel economic development through the creation of jobs, businesses and residences.

Under the umbrella of rapidly increasing global population growth and changing dietary needs, Galindez will share perspectives on the technologies that are advancing agriculture today, the innovation potential, the

need for sustainable solutions, and what will be needed from both private and public sectors to successfully serve the needs of the growing world. Galindez will also speak to Dow AgroSciences’ ongoing Indianapolis campus expansion and the associated opportunities for Indiana’s construction industry and the economy at large.

purdue energy park – public private partnership

PRESENTERS:Scott Zigmond, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Performance Services and Jerry Fankhauser, Director, Purdue Agricultural Centers, College of Agriculture, Purdue University

Purdue Energy Park is a proposed 100 Megawatt commercial wind farm that will also serve as a research and development lab for Purdue scientists and engineers. Located in the northwest corner of Tippecanoe County, the Energy Park encompasses both private land as well as land on Purdue’s Animal Science Research and Education Center (ASREC). This session will focus on the benefits and possibilities of a Purdue Energy Park public-private partnership.

PRESENTER:Scott Travis, Senior Development Executive

EDUCATIONAL EVENT OF THE YEAR

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TOPICS INCLUDE:• SurvivingtheRecession• PublicPrivatePartnerships• WindEnergy• ProgramManagement• Today’sAgricultureTechnologies• InfrastructureImprovements

PREMIER OWNERS SHARING LEADING—EDGE IDEAS AND LESSONS LEARNED.

OwnersfromacrossthestateofIndianawillbeinattendancetoshareandlearnfromotherowners,alongwithmembersofothersegmentsoftheconstructionindustry,theiruniqueexperiencesdealingwithaspecificconstructionrelatedissue.

10:30 – 11:30 Registration & Networking

11:30 – 12:45 Opening Luncheon with Emcee Tom Zupancic and Keynote Speaker Quinn Buckner

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1:15 – 2:05 Educational Session One

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2:20 – 3:10 Educational Session Two

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3:25 – 4:15 Educational Session Three

4:15 – 5:30 Reception & Information Exchange

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER We are proud to be joined by Quinn Buckner, the Vice President of Communications for Pacers Sports & Entertainment and is in his 14th season as an analyst for the Pacers’ cable television

broadcasts. He has served as a member of the Big Ten Advisory Council, Vice President of the National Basketball Players Association and was Vice President of USA Basketball, the body that selects Men’s and Women’s Olympic teams.

Buckner is an Indiana University graduate with a degree in Business Management and Administration. He was captain of two Illinois State H. S. Championships and captain of the 1976

Indiana University NCAA Championship team, the last college basketball team to go undefeated and win the national championship. He was the captain of the 1976 gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic Basketball team. He played 10 seasons in the NBA, including 1983-84, when he was a member of Boston’s NBA Championship team. He is one of only three people in the history of basketball to win a Championship on every level- High School, College, Olympics and the NBA.

Quinn is also active in the Indianapolis community currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Pacers Foundation, Special Olympics Indiana, Community Health Foundation, Center for Leadership Development, Indiana Youth Institute, The First Tee-Indianapolis, United Way of Indiana, YMCA of Greater Indianapolis and the Indiana University Foundation.

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