Spring 2010

President's Message

Welcome

This issue of NAIOP Now recaps one of our chapter’s most anticipated events of the year. The 13th Annual Spotlight Awards! The ceremony was held at The M Resort Spa Casino on March 13th. More than 400 industry professionals attended “The Spotlights” to celebrate the talents
of our members, the achievements of their firms and the success of NAIOP Southern Nevada...Read the Story →

Sponsor profile

Platinum Sponsor

Southwest Gas is a premier natural gas company that currently has more than 2,500 employees and serves more than 1.5 million customers in Nevada, Arizona and California.

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13th Annual Spotlight Awards

• Recap of Event
• Sponsors
• Committee
• Award Winners

Member profiles

DLI Class Member Adam Malan	DLI Class Member Jennifer Turchin

Committee Updates

EDUCATION Committee

In January, the Education Committee presented a members-only workshop titled “LEED 2009 Certification and Accreditation Updates.” The class was presented by Jennifer Turchin of Energy & Environmental Solutions. Read the Story →

DLI Class Update

The DLI Class of 2009/10 is nearing the completion of the second class of the Institute program. The most recent session, “Brokerage II – Sale Contract Negotiations & Property Marketing” was presented by Vic Donovan. Read the Story →

Sustainable development

State of Nevada Commercial Green Building, Renewable Energy and Efficiency Incentive Programs. Read the Story →

Community service

The first lift of the foundation has been poured for the NAIOP Casey Jones Health Center and while we are resolving some final issues with utilities, we continue to solicit donations for furniture and cash. If interested in purchasing a commemorative tile or donating office/medical furniture, please contact Barbara Mundt at (702)365-2055.
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Government affairs

Key Races to Watch in Nevada’s 2010 Primary

With the close of candidate filing in March, the stage was set for what will be one of the most exciting primary election seasons in memory.  A large number of high profile candidates filed for office for the two most watched offices in the state.  The Republican primary to determine who will face Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the fall is perhaps the most crowded field in history.  Also, two high profile candidates will face Governor Jim Gibbons in a battle to face Commissioner Rory Reid to determine who will occupy the Nevada Governor’s Mansion for the next four years.  A number of competitive primaries for the state senate are also on tap for the June 8 Nevada Primary. Read the Story →

events

• January Breakfast Meeting Re-cap
• February Breakfast Meeting Re-cap
• March Breakfast Meeting Re-cap

News

• Chapter Merit Awards
• Industry Trends - Tony Illia