The 2003 Summit on Public/Private Partnership Innovations for Affordable Housing
Expand the Supply of Affordable Housing in Your Community!

April 7-8, 2003
San Diego, CA

 

● Provide Incentives for Affordable Housing
Forge Public/Private Partnerships

Identify and Obtain Grants and Financing

Land Use Incentives

 

● Redevelop Underutilized Properties

Salvage and Reshape Areas Into Affordable Housing

Achieve Successful Adaptive Mixed-Use Developments

Increase both Quantity and Quality of Affordable Homes

● Encourage Adaptation and Ease Regulations
Overcome the Roadblocks in Zoning and Planning Regulations
Take Advantage of Federal Housing Policy Reforms
Address Community Issues Preventing Affordable Housing Growth

Plus:  The Latest in Tax, Permit and Regulation Incentives!

 

Dear Urban Planning Administrators and Land Use and Redevelopment
      Officials, 

 

As federal and state agencies begin to recognize the affordable housing crunch, public/private partnerships can be a powerful tool in improving housing conditions within your community. The 2003 Summit on Public/Private Partnership Innovations for Affordable Housing, April 7-8, 2003, will provide you with the resources needed to develop public/private partnerships to implement successful affordable housing development.

                                                                                                          

Bridge the Gap in the Housing Market

Public/private partnerships can greatly increase not only the number of affordable homes, but the quality of housing through fiscal, regulatory and grant incentives for builders and partners alike.  Learn how devising a strategic plan, message management and adaptive redevelopment strategies can make your affordable housing project a success.

 

Public/Private Partnerships in Affordable Housing Work

Join us and discover how other communities have brought public/private partnerships to the table to build affordable housing. Hear first hand about the obstacles and incentives other communities have encountered, which can make your own partnership building agenda a success. Case studies will be featured to give you greater insights into the current process of public/private partnerships for affordable housing development projects across the country.

 

Securing the Future of Your Affordable Housing Project

This half-day workshop will focus on strategies for winning public/private partnership grants.  Topics covered will include determining your funding needs and writing an effective grant proposal. Learn how to better navigate your way through the complex grant approval process!

 

This seminar provides a valuable forum for the peer-to-peer exchange of information on public/private partnerships. Professionals from large and small organizations will benefit from practical strategies for addressing affordable housing challenges. Register today by calling (703) 894-0481 or visit us online at www.performanceweb.org.  I look forward to seeing you in April!

 

 Sincerely,

 

Chalise Zolezzi

Associate Director

The Performance Institute
Summit
Agenda:		 Day 1: April 7, 2003
 

8:00     Registration/Continental Breakfast

 

8:30     Starting From the Ground Up: Devising a Strategic Plan for Affordable Housing
 

9:45     Approaching and Forging Public/Private Partnerships-Best Practices
 

10:45    Break

 

11:00    Zoning and Planning Issues:  
 Encouraging Adaptation and
 Easing Regulations        

 

12:00   Networking Luncheon and Topic  Discussion

 

1:15     Tax, Permit and Regulation Incentives for Public/Private Partnerships

 

2:15         Break

 

2:30     Grant Incentives for Public/Private Partnerships

 

3:30     A Community Perspective form Across the Nation: Four Windows Report

 

4:30         Adjourn

 Day 2: April 8, 2003
 

8:00     Continental Breakfast

 

8:30     Adaptive Redevelopment Strategies for Affordable Housing--Greyfields

 

9:30     Involving the Community in Public/Private Partnerships

 

10:15     Break

 

10:30   Case Study:  Public/Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing

 

12:00    Networking Luncheon

 

Conference Workshop

 

1:00     Grants:  Securing the Future of Your Affordable Housing Project: Learn how your company or organization, through public/private enterprise can effectively obtain grant requests for your affordable housing venture.  Topics covered will include determining your funding needs and strategies for procuring grants.

 

3:30      Adjourn
     

Exhibiting and Sponsorship Information:
To learn more about exhibit and sponsorship opportunities at Performance Institute educational seminars and conferences, please call Bret Johnson at 703-894-0481.

Hotel Information:
The 2003 Summit on Public/Private Partnership Innovations for Affordable Housing conference will be held at the Holiday Inn Select in lovely San Diego, California.  A limited number of rooms have been reserved at the hotel, at a discounted rate of $99.00. Please contact the hotel at 619-291-5720 for reservations. Be sure to ask for the Performance Institute conference rate.

Holiday Inn Select
595 Hotel Circle South
San Diego, CA 92108
Tel: 619-291-5720

www.holidayinn.com

Tuition:
The fees to attend the 2003 Summit on Public/Private Partnership Innovations for Affordable Housing are as follows:

Non-Profit and Government..........$995
Private Organizations............$1,295
Affordable Housing Grants Workshop ONLY...$300

Group Discounts:
Contact Bret Johnson  at the Performance Institute at 703-894-0481 for more information about group discounts.

Administrative Note:
A 10% cancellation fee on registration will be charges for cancellations received less than three weeks from the sate of the conference. As speakers are confirmed 6 months before the event, some speaker changes or topic changes may occur in the program. The Performance Institute is not responsible for speaker changes, but will work to ensure a comparable speaker is located to participate in the program.