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SUMMARY:Commercial Real Estate & Government Day
DESCRIPTION:The legislature began a new session in January with new leadership and a new agenda.  Commercial Real Estate and Government Day gives you the opportunity to meet your elected state representatives\, establish and strengthen your relationships with them\, and ensure key policy proposals advancing the commercial real estate industry are adopted. \nGuest Speakers: \n-Honorable Scott Walker\, Governor\, State of Wisconsin\n -Todd A Berry\, President\, Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance\n -Representative Dale Kooyenga (R – Brookfield) \nThis is a Members-Only event. \nTickets: $25\, Includes Coach transportation*\, lunch\, and all meetings. (*Coach transportation is available to first 50 registrants) \nThe bus will depart Goerke’s Corners at 8:00 to head to The Capital. \nThe bus will depart The Capital at 2:30 PM to return to Goerke’s Corners around 4:00 PM.\n \n\nTo Register\, Click here: Government Day Registration\n View the Flyer Here: 2015 Govt Day \n2015 WISCONSIN LEGISLATORS: \nWISCONSIN STATE SENATORS\nJanet Bewley (D – Ashland) \nTim Carpenter (D – Milwaukee) \nRobert Cowles (R – Green Bay) \nAlberta Darling (R – River Hills) \nJon Erpenbach (D – Middleton) \nPaul Farrow (R – Pewaukee) \nScott Fitzgerald (R – Juneau) \nRichard Gudex (R – Fond Du Lac) \nDave Hansen (D – Green Bay) \nNikiya Harris-Dodd (D – Milwaukee) \nSheila Harsdorf (R – River Falls) – Majority Caucus Chair \nChris Larson (D – Milwaukee) \nFrank Lasee (R – De Pere) \nJulie Lassa (D – Stevens Point) \nMary Lazich (R – New Berlin) – Senate President \nDevin LeMahieu (District 9) \nHoward Marklein (R – Spring Green) \nMark Miller (D – Monona) \nTerry Moulton (R – Chippewa Falls) \nStephen Nass (R – Whitewater) \nLuther Olsen (R – Ripon) \nJerry Petrowski (R – Marathon) \nJanis Ringhand (D – Evansville) \nFred Risser (D – Madison) \nRoger Roth (District 19) \nJennifer Shilling (D – La Crosse) – Minority Leader \nLena Taylor (D – Milwaukee) \nThomas Tiffany (R – Hazelhurst) \nKathleen Vinehout (D – Alma) – Minority Caucus Vice-Chair \nLeah Vukmir (R – Wauwatosa) \nVan Wanggaard (R – Racine) \nRobert Wirch (D – Kenosha) \n  \n2015 WISCONSIN STATE REPRESENTATIVES: ASSEMBLY\nScott Allen (R – Waukesha) \nTyler August (R – Lake Geneva) \nJoan Ballweg (R – Markesan) \nPeter Barca (D – Kenosha) – Minority Leader \nMandela Barnes (D – Milwaukee) \nTerese Berceau (D – Madison) \nKathleen Bernier (R Chippewa Falls) \nJill Billings (D – La Crosse) \nMark Born (R – Beaver Dam) \nDavid Bowen (D – Milwaukee) \nJanel Brandtjen (R – Menomonee Falls) \nEdward Brooks (R – Reedsburg) \nRobert Brooks (R – Saukville) \nJonathan Brostoff (D – Milwaukee) \nDave Considine (D – Baraboo) \nDavid Craig (R – Big Bend) \nMary Czaja (R – Irma) \nChris Danou (D – Trempealeau) \nSteve Doyle (D – Onalaska) \nJames Edming (R – Glen Flora) \nBob Gannon (R – Slinger) \nEric Genrich (D – Green Bay) \nEvan Goyke (D – Milwaukee) \nDavid Heaton (R – Wausau) \nGary Hebl (D – Sun Prairie) \nDianne Hesselbein (D – Middleton) \nGordon Hintz (D – Oshkosh) \nCody Horlacher (R – Mukwonago) \nRob Hutton (R – Brookfield) \nAndre Jacque (R DePere) \nJohn Jagler (R – Watertown) \nAdam Jarchow (R – Balsam Lake) \nLaTonya Johnson (D – Milwaukee) \nAndy Jorgensen (D – Milton) – Minority Caucus Chair \nRobb Kahl (D – Monona) \nChris Kapenga (R – Delafield) \nTerry Katsma (R – Oostburg) \nSamantha Kerkman (R – Salem) – Majority Caucus Sergeant At Arms \nFrederick Kessler (D – Milwaukee) \nJoel Kitchens (R – Sturgeon Bay) \nJoel Kleefisch (R – Oconomowoc) \nDaniel Knodl (R – Germantown) – Assistant Majority Leader \nDean Knudson (R – Hudson) \nDebra Kolste (D – Janesville) \nDale Kooyenga (R – Brookfield) \nJesse Kremer (R – Kewaskum) \nScott Krug (R – Nekoosa) \nMike Kuglitsch (R – New Berlin) \nBob Kulp (R – Stratford) \nThomas Larson (R – Colfax) \nAmy Loudenbeck (R – Clinton) \nJohn Macco (R – De Pere) \nCory Mason (D – Racine) \nBeth Meyers (D – Bayfield) – Minority Caucus Secretary \nNick Milroy (D – South Range) \nDavid Murphy (R – Greenville) \nJeffrey Mursau (R – Crivitz) \nJohn Murtha (R – Baldwin) – Majority Caucus Chair \nLee Nerison (R – Westby) – Majority Caucus Vice-Chair \nAdam Neylon (R – Pewaukee) \nTodd Novak (R – Dodgeville) \nJohn Nygren (R – Marinette) \nTod Ohnstad (D – Kenosha) \nAlvin Ott (R – Forest Junction) \nJim Ott (R – Mequon) \nKevin Petersen (R – Waupaca) \nWarren Petryk (R – Eleva) \nSondy Pope-Roberts (D – Cross Plains) \nDaniel Riemer (D – Milwaukee) \nKeith Ripp (R – Lodi) \nJessie Rodriguez (R – Franklin) – Majority Caucus Secretary \nMike Rohrkaste (R – Neenah) \nJoe Sanfelippo (R – West Allis) \nMelissa Sargent (D – Madison) \nMichael Schraa (R – Oshkosh) \nKatrina Shankland (D – Stevens Point) – Assistant Minority Leader \nChristine Sinicki (D – Milwaukee) \nKen Skowronski (R – Franklin) \nJohn Spiros (R – Marshfield) \nMark Spreitzer (D – Beloit) \nDavid Steffen (R – Green Bay) \nJim Steineke (R – Kaukauna) – Majority Leader \nAmanda Stuck (D – Appleton) \nLisa Subeck (D – Madison) \nRob Swearingen (R – Rhinelander) \nGary Tauchen (R – Bonduel) \nChris Taylor (D – Madison) \nJeremy Thiesfeldt (R – Fond du Lac) \nPaul Tittl (R – Manitowoc) \nTravis Tranel (R – Cuba City) \nNancy Vander Meer (R – Thomah) \nTyler Vorpagel (R – Plymouth) \nRobin Vos (R – Rochester) \nDana Wachs (D – Eau Claire) \nThomas Weatherston (R – Racine) \nLeon Young (D – Milwaukee) \nJoCasta Zamarripa (D – Milwaukee) – Minority Caucus Vice-Chair \nJosh Zepnick (D – Milwaukee) – Minority Caucus Sergeant At Arms
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SUMMARY:March Madness
DESCRIPTION:Join us at iPic Entertainment at Bayshore for this exciting event. Enjoy free food\, free beer\, and free bowling while you watch the March Madness games! The 65 Foot High-Definition Video Wall and state of the art audio system bring the action to life. Together with the opportunity to network for your business\, this is an event you do not want to miss! \nBUY TICKETS \nPresented by:
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SUMMARY:Downtown Arena Development - harnessing the catalytic impact
DESCRIPTION:The downtown arena is the largest commercial real estate project in our State.  New owners have put forth a vision as well as an exciting team in the Milwaukee Bucks.  They have also set the stage for what will be one of the most catalytic and transformative projects in decades for our region.  Legislators continue to work towards a funding model\, and clarity on the specific site is imminent.  The arena and ancillary development is said to be a $1B investment – introducing new companies\, increasing property values\, attracting tourists and residents\, and encouraging vitality. \nWe will bring this panel of experts to discuss the catalytic effect that an arena will have on the surrounding area in the context of retail\, office\, multi-family\, hotels and more. \nWe welcome the following:\n– Dan Cohen\, Mid-America Real Estate\n– Bill Bonifas\, CBRE\n– Doug Nysse\, Arrival Partners LLC\n– Ted Matkom\, Gorman\n– Tony Barranco\, Ryan Companies \nDetails:\nDate: Tuesday\, March 24\nTime: 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.\nLocation: Aloft Milwaukee Hotel at 1230 Old World Third Street\nFee: CARW Members: no fee to attend | Non CARW Members: $10\nRegister: Click Here \nThis event is sponsored by Johnson Bank – the proud supporter of the “Coffee with CARW” series
URL:https://carw.com/event/downtown-arena-panel-discussion/
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SUMMARY:CCIM Course: CI 101
DESCRIPTION:We are proud to bring you Financial Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate – CI 101. \nCCIM Institute’s core curriculum emphasizes practical application and represents the essential knowledge expected of commercial real estate professionals. The blended course format provides the best of both worlds: online flexibility and in-class connections. It includes eLearning interactive segments\, videos\, guided research\, four virtual meetings\, and two traditional classroom sessions.  The courses will take place from March 25 to April 23. \nAfter completing CI 101\, students will be able to: \n\nApply state-of-the-art real estate analysis tools to quantify investment return;\nMeasure the impact of federal taxation and financial leverage on the cash flow from acquisition\, ownership\, and disposition phases of real estate investment;\nExamine investment performance measures such as internal rate of return\, net present value\, capitalization rate\, capital accumulation\, and the annual growth rate of capital\n\nSchedule:   \n\nMarch 25 from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (online) – Session 1\nApril 1 from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (online) – Session 2\nApril 8 from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (online) – Session 3\nApril 15 from 6:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. (online) – Session 4\nApril 22 from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (classroom) – Session 5*\nApril 23 from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (classroom) – Session 6*\n\n*classroom courses will take place at the CARW training rooms at 735 N Water Street  \nIf you are interested in becoming a CCIM candidate to receive member pricing\, please contact Tracy Johnson at tracy@carw.com \nPricing: \nCandidates and Member Fee: $1\,090\nNon-Candidate/Member Fee: $1\,570 \nTo Register\, Click HERE
URL:https://carw.com/event/ccim-course-ci-101/
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SUMMARY:Large Donor Council Lunch with Representative Dale Kooyenga
DESCRIPTION:Lunch Event with Representative Dale Kooyenga\, Vice Chair of Wisconsin’s Joint Finance Committee\n\nDate: Friday\, March 27th\nTime: 11:30 registration | noon – 1:00pm lunch and program\nLocation: Milwaukee Athletic Club (758 N Broadway Street)\nThis event is exclusively for current and prospective Large Donor Council Members (LDC) – Have you renewed?  Click Here to complete the form \nWhy become an LDC Member?\n– Access to key legislative contacts and issues\n– Insights into important legislative items that impact your business\n– Subscription to the Cook Political Report\n– Opportunity to influence issues through political donations\n– Networking opportunities with the most active political members of the commercial real estate industry\n– Click here for more information and benefits listings \nMore about LDC Here \nAbout Representative Dale Kooyenga:  Dale Kooyenga is the State Representative for 14th Assembly District. Kooyenga has championed both budget reform and school reform since his election in 2010. His most notable change was unifying Federal and State depreciation levels. He is the Vice-Chair of the Committee on Finance and the Joint Committee on Finance. Kooyenga graduated with an AA from Moraine Valley Community College in 2000\, attained a BA from Lakeland College in 2000\, and later an MBA from Marquette University in 2007. He is a member of the U.S. Army Reserve\, and an Iraq War veteran. Kooyenga was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in Iraq from January 2008 to November 2008. \nRegister for this Event \n*Save the date for May 27th from noon – 1:00pm for a special lunch invitation with Senator Ron Johnson
URL:https://carw.com/event/large-donor-council-lunch-with-representative-dale-kooyenga/
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