The inaugural summit hosted by the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College, the FSU Real Estate Center, and the Fordham Real Estate Institute, will center on the themes of Real Estate, Urban Development, and the emergence of Urban Services. Participants will delve into critical topics such as placemaking, smart cities, health and housing, and affordable housing. Through these discussions, we aim to spark new thinking and innovation that will shape the future of urban environments and the industries that support them.
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Event Agenda
Our opening keynote speaker, Stan Gale, Chairman of Gale International will set the stage for this lively discussion. A buffet lunch will be served.
This panel will explore how innovations in artificial intelligence and smart systems are changing the landscape of design and construction projects. Panelists will focus on how AI tools can improve the speed and quality of project delivery while lowering costs to help solve the nation’s housing shortage. We will also touch on tackling other challenging issues such as the functional re-purposing of obsolescent assets, such as office buildings.
Panelists:
- Ravi Bhatia, Business Development Manager, Skanska USA
- Allen Finfrock, CEO, FINFROCK
- Frank Martz, City Manager, Altamonte Springs
With Americans facing an ever aging demographic, technology will be increasingly called upon to solve the challenges posed for families and communities. This panel will explore revolutionary advancements in technology and systems that integrate home health care into the modern house. With advances in sensor tech and AI, people will be in better command of their health from the comfort of their homes more than ever before.
Panelists:
- Pascal Goldschmidt, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, Lennar Corporation
- Anant Madabhushi, PhD, Emory University
While lots of ‘hype’ has surrounded the rollout of AI systems to the public such as ChatGPT, less has been discussed on how new AI driven technologies are beginning to empower the day to day operations and decision making in the management and deal execution of real estate assets. This panel will discuss how AI is impacting property operations, financing, and long-run asset management decisions of commercial real estate owners, and how such advancements will shape returns for decades to come.
Panelists:
- Joe Iacono, CEO Crescit Capital Strategies
- Art McCann, senior Vice President of Information Technology, Bell Partners
A keynote address that you will not want to miss. Greg Lindsay, Generalist, Urbanist, Speaker, Author, and Futurist.
Speakers & Panelists
Ravi Bhatia
Business Development Manager, Skanska USA
Allen Finfrock
CEO, FINFROCK
Stan Gale
Chairman, Gale International
Pascal Goldschmidt, PhD
Chief Medical Officer, Lennar Corporation
Joe Iacono
CEO, Crescit Capital Strategies
Greg Lindsay
Generalist, Urbanist, Speaker, Author, Futurist
Frank Martz
City Manager, Altamonte Springs
Anant Madabhushi, Phd
Emory University
Art McCann
SVP of Information Technology, Bell Partners
Event Hotel and Lodging Information
A block of rooms has been secured at the event location. The room rate for these rooms is $309/night plus service fee and sales tax. The group code is: CEOREF
Frequently Asked Questions
This forum will serve as a platform for senior leaders in the real estate industry to engage in interdisciplinary dialogue, challenge existing business models, and how AI can be used with new approaches to value creation and industry transformation.
- Develop an understanding of how AI is impacting all phases of real estate development, now and in the future
- Be introduced to local and national subject matter experts
- Benefit from networking opportunities with local and national peers in the real estate development and project management industries
Yes tickets are transferrable. Please email execed@rollins.edu or call 407.691.1252 for assistance.
Cancelation with a full refund will be allowed until December 20, 2024. Registrants requesting a refund should email execed@rollins.edu or call 407.691.1252
Yes! Please email ksmeyer@rollins.edu or call 407.691.1377 for details.