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Opportunity Zones Discussion
April 30, 2019 @ 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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The Qualified Opportunity Zones program presents a significant opportunity to drive economic and community development programs. However, with the program being new, there is still uncertainty about the impact it will have on community development.
Join us at the K&L Gates Washington, D.C office for a conversation on the OPPORTUNITY ZONES Program.
Featuring expert panelists with seasoned backgrounds in law, tax, policy, real estate, investments and funds.
Each panelist has a sound understanding of complexities regarding Opportunity Zone
Anyone interested in unlocking investment potential in low-income communities, including fund sponsors, investors, developers, entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations and economic development authorities, should learn more about the OZ incentive program.
PANEL I: The Mechanics and Policy of Opportunity Zones and Incentives
Moderator: Willliam J. Kelly, CEO, CAIA Association
Mary Burke Baker, Government Affairs Counselor, K&L Gates
Adam Tejeda, Partner, K&L Gates, New York
PANEL II: Uniting Allocators, Investors, and Developers
Moderator: Rick Lake, Co-Chairman, Lake Partners, Inc.
Olivia S. Bryne, Partner Real Estate, K&L Gates
Jill Homan, President, Javeline 19 Investments
Ernie, Jarvis, CEO/Managing Principal, Jarvis Commercial Real Estate
Chris Maxey, CAIA/Director Investment Research, Bronfman Rothschild
John Wolff, Managing Director and Principal, Bronfman Rothschild
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*Reception with light hors d’oeuvres to follow.