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H RS 103 D-304
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES — FN.5 PUBLIC FINANCE, FN.10
ACCOUNTING (ANALYSIS/SPECIAL FINANCING DISTRICTS)
hunden
partners
County of Hawaii
Attn: Ms. Deanna Sako
Director of Finance
June 30, 2023
County of Hawai'i
Ms. Deanna Sako, Director of Finance
25 Aupuni Street, Suite 2103
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
crystallene.pacheco@hawaiicounty.gov
RE: HRS 103D-302 Notice to Providers of Professional Services - FN.S, FN.10
Hunden Partners (Hunden) is pleased to provide the County of Hawaii Finance Department (Client) with a statement of
qualifications to provide professional services as they relate to FN.5 Public Finance and FN.10 Accounting. Please note
that Hunden does not perform bond/debt-related financial advisory services. However, We do provide financial advisory
services related to proposed and built real estate, tourism and destination developments and their resulting tax and
other positive inflows.
Hunden Partners, led by CEO Rob Hunden, is a premier real estate development advisory and consulting firm with its
primary office in Chicago. Our firm offers the full range of market and financial feasibility services, as well as economic
and fiscal impact analyses for transformative development projects, with expertise in destination development and asset
planning. Hunden has been advising on all manner of unique and complex real estate development studies for the past
28 years and has focused on the key elements that make up transformative tourism destinations. Hunden has worked
on more than 1,000 projects or studies over the course of his career, with more than $20 billion in projects built and
successful, or currently underway.
Hunden has a reliable process for providing public sector risk assessments, financial advisory services, and tax
incentive analysis. Since 2010, Hunden has been the sole on -call advisor for the Commonwealth of Kentucky to conduct
tourism related economic, fiscal and employment impact analyses for applicants of the Kentucky Tourism Development
Act tax rebate program. Prior to that, Mr. Hunden completed all KTDA studies from 2000 through 2006 on behalf of
a prior firm. Mr. Hunden and team have conducted more than 80 analyses for Kentucky. The majority of these studies
include elements of Kentucky bourbon tourism (distilleries and their respective visitor campuses/experiences), boutique
hotels, unique mixed -use districts, and related destination assets.
Advising on special financing districts for transformative developments has been part of CEO Rob Hunden's career
since he began working in the Mayor's office for the Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Bank.
Additionally, Hunden is also the on -call consultantfor Kentucky to conduct independent economic, fiscal and employment
impact analyses for projects applying for the Kentucky TIF incentive program, which includes recapture of state and
local sales, income and property taxes. We believe that you will not find a more qualified and passionate firm to act as
your vital strategic partner. We believe that you will not find a more qualified and passionate firm to act as your vital
strategic partner.
The following statement of qualifications outlines our firm history, personnel background, and qualifications with
references. You will deal directly with Rob Hunden, owner and President of Hunden Partners, and as the primary contact
and signer of any contracts. Should you have any questions, please contact me directly on my mobile phone at 312-933-
3637 or at my email at rob@hunden.com. We appreciate opportunity to work with you.
Robin Scott Hunden
President & CEO
213 W INSTITUTE PLACE, SUITE 707 CHICAGO, IL 60610
Destination Real Estate Development Advisory Practice
OFFICE LOCATION: CHICAGO, IL
Hunden Partners is a full -service real estate development advisory practice, providing public and private
sector clients with confidence and results so they can understand the truth about project viability and impact.
Hunden specializes in the intersection of tourism development, economic development, and destination real
estate development. Hunden has a passion for data -driven analytics and recommendations that lead to sound
and actionable strategies for development success. We cannot and will not take a cookie -cutter approach.
Areas of expertise:
Mixed -Use Districts
Entertainment & Destination Districts
Retail, Restaurant, Office, Residential
Youth Sports Complexes
Arenas & Stadiums
Fairgrounds & Expo Centers
Hotels (Boutique, Resort, HQ)
Convention & Conference Centers
Arts & Cultural Facilities
Unique Attractions
Services:
Market Demand
Financial Feasibility
Economic, Fiscal & Employment Impact Analysis
Placemaking Feasibility
Project Implementation Services
Community & Stakeholder Engagement
Public Incentive Analysis
Policy/Legislation Consulting
Solicitation & Selection services for Management,
Operations, & Development
Since our incorporation in 2006, Hunden Partners has provided all of the above services for hundreds of client
projects worldwide for public, non-profit and private sectors. Over the last five years, Hunden has averaged
between 10-15 full-time employees.
Hunden has been advising on all manner of unique and complex arts district studies for the past 25 years. We
focus on transformative projects that synergize with their surrounding neighborhoods and assets.
213 W INSTITUTE PLACE, SUITE 707 CHICAGO, IL 60610
Our Team
professional biographies
Rob Hunden
CEO / President
Project Director
Career Background
• Hunden Partners
• Johnson Consulting
• Grubb & Ellis
• Landauer
• Indianapolis Bond Bank
• Huckaby & Associates,
Washington, D.C.
Quick Facts
• 28 Years Industry Experience
• Incorporated Hunden Partners
in 2006
• Indiana University Kelley
School of Business, BS
Finance '94
Over the past 28 years, Mr. Hunden has provided economic development, finance
and planning expertise and conducted roughly 1,000 feasibility and economic
impact studies, including for some of the most notable projects in the U.S. He has
had a hand in the development of more than $20 billion in completed/underway,
transformative projects, including mixed -use spaces for residential, retail, dining,
grocery, entrainment, leisure, and other markets.
Recognized Industry Leader. Mr. Hunden has helped communities throughout the
United States and North America analyze the strength of their destination through
tourism and development master planning efforts. Hunden has studied some of
the most successful and compelling destinations in the country, such as Chicago,
Indianapolis, Phoenix, Puerto Rico, Richmond, Dallas, and Durham, among others.
Economic Impact Expertise. Due to Mr. Hunden's strong background and experience
in economic development and finance, he has become an industry leader in
determining the impact of proposed and developed projects.
A majority of the studies that Hunden conducts include detailed models and
projections of tax -related impacts, TIF analyses, and identification of other financing
zones or funding sources for mixed -use and related facilities.
Developer Solicitation Services. Mr. Hunden and his firm lead the industry in the
number of project management, deal negotiations, and developer solicitation and
selection processes.
Teaching Experience and Organizations. Rob has written articles on downtown
developments and taught college -level Destination Development Courses. For nearly
20 years Rob has conducted panel discussions and taught professional development
courses for IEDC. He is a sought-after speaker nationally and internationally for topics
ranging from placemaking, economic and tourism development, and mixed -use
districts.
Dedication to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Out Team. We are committed to building an expert team with a variety of backgrounds, skills, and views. As an LGBTQ+-
owned firm with staff representing all manner of diverse realities, seen and unseen, we seek a variety of perspectives in our
team. We strive to continually expand with even more diverse humans.
Our Strategic Partners. We actively seek to engage expert partners who appreciate and actualize diversity, equity, and
inclusion in our daily work on behalf of clients.
Our Work. Our commitment to inclusion across race, gender, age, religion, identity and experience is simply part of
our daily work on behalf of our clients. We engage the public and stakeholders on behalf of our clients in the most
diverse communities in the U.S., making sure that the outreach is inclusive of all communities and stakeholders. Hunden
is committed to telling the truth so that communities invest in projects that generate an improved quality of life for all
residents.
www.hunden.com
hunden key personnel
Matthew Avila Ryan Sheridan Lexi Cuff Shawn Gustafson
Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager
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Eric Hunden Lucas Neuteufel Laura Sportiello Cory Hawkins
Research Director Analytics Manager VP Business Development Process Manager
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Alexandra Chopson Hailey Justes Will Frost Morgan Wortham
Business Development Business Development Economic Development Economic Development
Specialist cialist S. ecialist S ecialist
Steve Haemmerle Charlie Brown Emily Connor Cassidy Sutton
Project Executive Analyst Analyst Analyst
www.hunden.com
Our Team
professional biographies
Shawn Gustafson
Project Manager i Chicago, I linois
Mr. Gustafson has completed a unique variety of market demand and financial feasibility
studies throughout his career for both private and public entities. He also specializes
in P3 advisory, business planning and deal negotiations. His areas of expertise include
stadiums and arenas; multipurpose sports and event centers; hospitality projects of all
classifications, from full -service headquarter -quality, boutique and conference, to upscale,
and resort; multipurpose destination district components such as meeting and convention
centers, residential, retail, office, entertainment and attraction, and restaurant; and unique
placemak-ng assets. While at Hunden, he has worked on more than 70 market, financial,
and economic impact analyses.
Quick Facts
• Anderson University, Prior to his work at Hunden, Shawn worked in financial advisory at Core Capital Group
BAAccounting, Music and Yeager Properties, securing financing for companies across a variety of industries.
Business'06 His foundational understanding of real estate trends, financing structures, and operating
• Certified Public Accountant budgets has supported his collaboration with Rob Hunden in leading procurement efforts
'07 for developer solicitation and selection processes.
Matthew Avila
Project Manager I Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Avila's areas of expertise span a wide range, from tourism destination planning, sports
complexes and entertainment facilities to mixed -use districts, attractions, and meeting
and convention centers. Matt also leads research efforts and creates custom mapping for
community recreation centers and tournament sports complexes, districts, entertainment
venues, hotels and convention centers. These involve a deep understanding of the
competitive supply and potential demand for local, regional and national usages.
Matt has worked on more than 100 market, financial, and economic impact analyses,
including incremental tax revenue analysis, for both the public and private sector.
Quick Facts Mr. Avila also creates economic impact projections for nearly all studies, projecting the
• Indiana University Kelley number of newjobs, taxes, and benefits of each project to the community. He understands
School of Business the critical balance between market supply and demand gaps, industry trends, and future
• BS Finance and Real Estate performance projections that all contribute to answering key questions related to type and
Concentration amount of support amenities needed for place -shaping projects.
www.hunden.com
Our Team
professional biographies
Quick Facts
• Indiana University Kelley
School of Business
Lexi Cuff
Project Manager I Chicago, Illinois
Ms. Cuff serves as a Project Manager at Hunden and has completed nearly 80 projects and
market, financial, and economic impact analyses. Her areas of expertise include destination
and area -wide tourism asset assessments and master plans; multipurpose sports and
event centers; amphitheaters and outdoor concert venues; multipurpose destination
district components such as meeting and convention centers, residential, retail, office,
entertainment and attraction, and restaurant; and unique placemaking assets.
Her recent tourism and destination development plan experience includes a county -wide
tourism master plan for Hamilton County, Indiana, a tourism master plan in Oceanside,
California, a destination development and product assessment plan in Durham, North
Carolina and Rockford, Illinois, and a placemaking/tourism strategic plan in SeaTac,
Washington"
• BS Finance and She leads the Hunden analyst team through all aspects of research, findings and
International Business" with
a focus in Rea, Estate implications, report creation, and deliverable presentations.
Ryan Sheridan
Project Manager I Chicago, Illinois
While at Hunden, Mr. Sheridan has worked on over 60 market, financial feasibility, and
impact analyses. His areas of expertise include professional sports stadiums and districts,
youth tournament and community sports facilities, and unique tourism attractions. In
the last year, he has led more than 10 clients through tailored tournament sports and/or
professional sports venues and district studies.
Ryan has a passion for leading Hunden's studies for the Kentucky Tourism Development
Act (KTDA), which have recently included multiple distilleries, boutique and non-traditional
lodging facilities, and other attractions that aim to drive economic impact through new
tourism to the Commonwealth.
Quick Facts
• Indiana University Kelley Mr. Sheridan's work involves a deep understanding of the competitive supply and potential
School of Business demand for local, regional, and national usages. Ryan collaborates closely with CEO Rob
• BS Finance and Real Estate Hunden to execute quality assurance processes that lead to the highest quality final
Concentration product.
www.hunden.com
Recent Projects & References
Entertainment District Feasibility & impact Study with STAR Bond
Financing Analysis
Overland Park, Kansas (2019 - 2022)
Hunden Partners was retained by the City of Overland Park to perform a market, feasibility, economic impact, retail sales,
and sales tax studies for the proposed Bluhawk mixed -use development. The project was set for development on 100
acres of land located between 159th Street, 167th Street, US Highway 69 and Antioch Road. One of the main anchor
components of the project was a multi -sport complex — an approximately 300,000 square -foot multi -sport indoor athletic
complex for regional sports tournaments and local sports leagues, practices and community wellness.
The Multi -Sport Complex design and operation plan was to attract and host sporting events and tournaments for multiple
sports, including local, regional and national hockey, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and futsal tournaments, practices, and
clinics. The Multi -Sport Complex was also proposed to include supporting amenities that will serve both participants and
spectators, including without limitation, food services, team meeting and party rooms, and viewing mezzanines overlooking
the fields and courts.
The sports park was proposed to be one piece within the mega mixed -use development that was also set to include a
3,500-seat arena/civic and community center to host sporting events and concerts, retail, restaurant and entertainment
space, a neighborhood shopping center, three new hotel developments, class A office space, and residential multifamily
developments. The project was seeking use of various public tax investments, including Sales Tax Revenue (STAR) bond
financing, Community improvement District (CID) financing, and Transportation Development District (fDD) financing.
Hunden's analysis included projections related to the use of these public investment tools.
The Bluhawk district is approaching approvals for development, construction and financing.
City of Overland Park
Kristy Cannon Stallings, Deputy City Manager I kristy.stallings@opkansas.org 1 913-895-6152
www.hunden.com
Dallas Convention Center District Master Plan; P3 Advisory Services
Dallas, Texas (2021 - 2023)
Hunden Partners led the convention center and mixed -use development market, financial and impact analysis as part of the
larger WSP master plan team contracted to create the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) Master
Plan, which was followed by Advanced Planning. The implementation of the master plan is projected to be a multi -year
development of a 30-acre mixed -use district, a renovated arena and a new/expanded convention center, which will have
the largest ballroom in the U.S. The Master Plan focused on creating a synergistic walkable development that provides
continuity between the KBHCCD, other City -owned properties, private development(s), and transportation initiatives.
Hunden conducted a thorough market demand analysis for the convention center market, HQ hotel, and multi -use mixed -
use district surrounding the new facility, including review of current offerings, historical performance, and business model
review. The scope also included an economic, demographic, and tourism analysis, a comprehensive convention center
competitive set analysis, support amenity analysis, and a headquarter hotel package analysis. Hunden then worked with
the planning team to create a convention center needs and program for the expansion/modification of KBHCCD.
Once the program was established, Hunden created demand and financial projections to determine how the market would
absorb the recommended $6 billion in developments. From there, Hunden completed economic, fiscal, and employment
impact models to determine the direct, indirect, and induced impacts generated by projected visitors to the re -imagined
Dallas Convention Center, as well as the mixed -use district. Hunden also identified one of the key financing tools used for
the project, the Project Finance Zone, which allowed for a redirection of state hotel tax receipts to the project.
The team continues refine the plan, program, projections, and funding execution, as well as provided P3 opportunities
advisory services to the City.
City of Dallas
Dan Baer, Senior Vice President & National Planning Lead for WSP I daniel.baer®wsp.com 1 212-465-5121
www.hunden.com
American Bank Center Expansion & District Study with P3 &
Funding Advisory
Corpus Christi, Texas (2022-Present)
Hunden Partners worked with the City of Corpus Christi to compete a study for the expansion and renovation of the
American Bank Center (ABC or Center), the development of a headquarters hotel, and a six -block entertainment mixed -
use district on city -owned parcels. The ABC is composed of multiple meeting and event facilities, including the convention
center, Selena auditorium, and arena. For the District, Hunden assessed the surround office, restaurant, retail, and residential
markets.
The study was essentially a master plan for the ABC area, with a full feasibility, impact and financing study.
Contract Negotiation. During the process, Hunden also provided an independent review of and professional
recommendations on the proposed contract for private management of the American Bank Center, as well as the food and
beverage management, on behalf of the City to ensure fair and favorable negotiations.
P3 and Funding Advisory. Hunden was also engaged to assess the P3 options for financing the various elements of
the project: the HQ hotel, a second large group hotel, the mixed -use district, as well as the convention center. Hunden
assessed various state incentives available through legislation and pushed for the city to write itself into existing state tools
that other cities have used to induce the development of these types of projects, based on successes Hunden had in both
Fort Worth and Dallas
City of Corpus Christi
Elsy Borgstedte, Special Assignments Coordinator I elsyb@cctexas.com 1 361 215-7868
www.hunden.com
Professional Qualifications
Major/Minor League Stadium & Arena Developments
Amarillo, TX - Arena Long Island, NY - Nassau Coliseum
Albuquerque, NM -Arena
Arlington Heights, IL - NFL Stadium & District
Augusta, GA - New James Brown Arena
Austin, TX - Equestrian Arena/Expo
Bentonville, AR - Velodrome Feasibility
Charlotte, NC - Bank of America Stadium Impact
Chand-er, AZ - Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park
Chelan, WA - Outdoor Ice Pavilion Facility
Chester, PA - MLS Stadium & District
Chicago: IL - White Sox Stadium District
Chicago, IL - Golf Course Renovation
Coll;er County, FL - Golf Course Needs Assessment
DeSoto County, MS - Ice Arena
Eau Claire, WI - Arena & Event Facility
Fishers, IN - Arena & Sports Complex
Fort Wayne, IN - Downtown Arena
Fort Worth, TX - Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth, TX - Stockyards Equestrian Facilities
Garden City, KS - Indoor Ice Arena
Goshen, IN - Outdoor Mu.ti-Use Ice Pavilion
Hampton, VA - USL Stadium & District
Indianapolis, IN - Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Indianapolis, IN - Indiana Pacers Impact
Indianapolis, IN - RCA Dome
Indianapolis, IN - Stadium & District
Jopl' n, MO - Arena
Kansas City, MO - T-Mobi le Center
Lansing, MI - Arena & District
Lawrence, KS - KU Stadium District
Louisville, KY - KFC YUM! Center Impact
Lubbock, TX - Minor League Baseball Stadium
Mansfield, TX - Stadium & Mixed -Use Development
Middletown, OH - Hockey Arena & District
Mobile, AL - University of South Alabama Stadium
Nashville, TN - Music City Motorplex
Newnan, GA- Baseball Stadium
Newton, IA - Iowa Motorsports Speedway
Northeast - NFL Washington Commanders Stadium
Northeast - NBA Arena
Orlando, FL - Multi -Use Sports & Event Center
Overland Park, KS - NCH Arena
Owensboro, KY - Arena
Pawtucket, RI - USL Stadium & District
Philadelphia, PA - NBA Arena Impact
Phoenix, AZ Indoor Ice Arena
Racine, WI Arena
Rockford, IL - Arena Impact
Sacramento, CA - Golden 1 Center Term/Deal
Salinas, CA - Laguna Seca Raceway
San Diego, CA - NFL Chargers Stadium
Sparta, KY Kentucky Speedway
St. Joseph, MO Civic Arena
Suffolk County, NY - USL Stadium & District
Tempe, AZ - NHL Arena & District
Tucker, GA - Soccer Stadium
Valparaiso, IN - Arena
Washington D.C. - Arena
West Carroliton, OH - Arena & Event Center
Windsor, CO - USL Stadium & Youth Sports
Lexington, KY - USL Stadium & District Wyandotte County, KS - Arena
Professional Qualifications
Boutique, Conference & Full -Service Hotels
Amarillo, TX - Autograph Hotel, 112 Rooms
Aspen, CO - Hotel, 48 Rooms
Bardstown, KY- Motor Lodge, 35 Rooms
Bardstown, KY -Trai: Hotel, 95 Rooms
Loveland, CO - Conference Hotel, 200 Rooms
Lubbock, TX - Convention Headquarter Hotel
Milwaukee, WI - Palomar Hotel, 175 Rooms
Mansfield, TX - Conference Hotel, 200 Rooms
Bar Harbor, ME - Boutique Hotel, 48 Rooms
Minneapolis, MN - Rand Tower, 270 Rooms
Basalt, CO - Hotel, 120 Rooms
Morehead, KY - Full -Service Marriott, 115 Rooms
Bentonville, AR - 21 c Hote-, 120 Rooms
Muskogee, OK - Conference Hotel, 130 Rooms
Bentonville, AR - Boutique Motel, 145 Rooms
Nashville, TN - TownePlace Suites, 204 Rooms
Boca Raton, FL - Bou''que Hotel, 85 Rooms
Newport, WA - Conference Hotel, 100 Rooms
Carlsbad, CA - Resort Hotel
Omaha, NE - Blackstone Hotel, 170 Rooms
Carrollton, TX - Hotel Complex, 250 Rooms
Owensboro, KY - Hampton & Holiday Inn, 150 Rooms
Charlotte, NC - South End Hotel, 120 150 Rooms
Parkersburg, WV - Blennerhassett Hotel, 89 Rms
Chicago, IL- Castillo Hote-, 100 Rooms
Peoria, IL- Castle Lodge, 175 Rooms
Chicago, IL - President -al Towers, 250 Rooms
Peoria, IL - Pere Marquette Hotel, 280 Rooms
Cincinnati, OH - Convention Headquarter Hotel
Paducah, KY - Conference Hotel, 124 Rooms
Collier County, FL - Waterpark Resort, 500 Rooms
Cornwall, ON - Waterpark Resort - 600 Rooms
Covington, KY- Boutique Hotel, 114 Rooms
Durham, NC - 21 c Hotel, 120 Rooms
EI zabethtown, KY - Boutique Hotel & Restaurant Elkhart,
Fort Worth, TX Boutique Hotel
Frankfort, KY Boutique Hotel, 45 Rooms
Frank�in: KY - Entertainment Hotel, 80 Rooms
Futon County, NY - Lakeside Hotel, 90 Rooms
Glade Spr.ngs, WV Resort, 203 Rooms
Henderson, KY - Boutique Hotel
Kansas City, MO - Grand Hotel, 50 Rooms
Lexington, KY 21 c Museum Hotel, 92 Rooms
Lexington. KY - Horse Park Westin, 270 Rooms
Louisville, KY 21 c Museum Hotel, 90 Rooms
Louisville, KY Galt House Hotel, 1,300 Rooms
Rising Sun, IN - Rising Star Casino, 400 Rooms
Rochester, MN - Downtown Hotel, 200 Rooms
Santa Cruz, CA - Site Analysis, 120 Rooms
Skokie, IL .. North Shore Hotel, 367 Rooms
Snowmass Village, CO Viceroy, 173 Rooms
Somerset, KY - Conference Hotel, 105 Rooms
Springfield, MO - Conference Hotel, 250 Rooms
Stevens Point, WI - SentryWorld Hotel
St. Cloud, MN Full Service Hotel, 180 Rooms
St. Louis, MO - Green Street Armory District
St. Joseph, MO Conference Hotel, 200 Rooms
Sun Prairie, WI Conference Hotel, 150 Rooms
Tishomingo, OK - Boutique Hotel, 60 Rooms
Tulsa, OK - Convention Headquarter Hotel
Whitesburg, KY Boutique Hotel, 45 Rooms
Wichita, KS - Commodore Hotel, 63 Rooms
Louisville, KY - 900 Baxter Hotel, 65 Rooms Winthrop Harbor, IL - Boutique Hotel
Louisville, KY KFEC Hilton, 210 Rooms Woodridge, IL Avid Hotel, 95 Rooms
Professional Qualifications EM
Convention, Conference & Expo Centers
Austin, TX - Travis County Expo Center
Bartlesville, OK - Conference Center
Beloit, WI - Conference Center
Bentonville, AR - Convention Center & Hotel
Bloomington, IN - Convention Center Expansions
Branson, MO - Convention Center
Bremerton, WA - Event Center & Mixed -Use
Bryan -College Station, TX - Convention Center
Burbank, CA - Conference Center
Chatham County, NC - Conference Expansion
Chester County, PA - Conference & Event Center
Chicago, IL- South Side Conference Center
Clearwater, FL - Convention Center
Cleveland, OH - CREST Center
Columbia, SC - Convention Center Expansion
Coralviile, IA- Convention Center
Corpus Christi, TX - ABC Center Expansion
Corydon, IN - Conference Center
Covington, KY - Northern Kentucky CC Expansion
Crawford County, KS - Conference Center
Dallas, TX - Kay Bailey Hutchison CC Expansion
Durham, NC - Civic Center
East Montgomery County, TX Arena & Event Center
Eau Claire, WI - Convention Center & Arena
Elizabethtown, KY Convention Center
Enid, OK - Convention & Event Center
FortWorth, TX Convention Center Expansion
Franklin, TN - Conference Center
Fuquay-Varina, NC Conference Center
Greenville, SC- Convention Center
Hays County, TX - Event Center & Hotel
Houston, TX - Event & Expo Center
Huntsville, AL - Conference & Event Center
Idaho Falls, ID - Event Center
Indianapolis, IN - Convention Center Expansion
Ithaca, NY - Conference Center Phases I & 11
Lynchburg, VA - Conference Center
Jackson, MS - Convention/Telecom Center
Jamaica - Conference Center
Jeffersonville, IN - Convention Center
Johnson City, TN - Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI - Convention Center
Loveland, CO - Conference Center
Louisville, KY Kentucky Expo Center
Lynchburg, VA - Conference Center
Lynnwood, WA Convention Center Expansion
Meadow'ands NJ - Convent on/Event Center
Memphis, TN - Convention Center
Mesa, AZ - Convention Center & Amphitheater
New Braunfels, TX Multi Purpose Event Center
Osceola County, FL - Convention Center
Portland, OR- Portland Expo Center
Pueblo, CO Convention Center
San Diego, CA - Convention Center
Show Low, AZ Convention Center
Sidney, NE - Conference Center
Snowmass Village, CO - Conf. Center & Hote
South Bend, IN - Century Center
South Padre Island, TX Convent.on Center Expansion
Springfield, MO - New Convention Center
St. Charles, MO Convention Center/Expansion
St. Joseph, MO - Convention Center & Hotel
Thornton, CO - Convention Center
Toronto, ON - Nationa Trade Centre
Valparaiso, IN - Convention Center
Weber County, UT- Conference Center
Professional Qualifications
Convention & Headquarter Hotels
Amarillo, TX - Convention Hote!, 300 Rooms
Bangkok - Convention Hotel, 600 Rooms
Bloomington, IN - Convention Hotel, 250 Rooms
Branson, MO - Convention Hotel, 294 Rooms
Bryan -College Station, TX Conv. Hotel, 250 Rms
Chicago, IL- McCormick Place, 800 Rooms
Cincinnati, OH - Convention Hotel
Clearwater, FL - Convention Hotel, 350 Rooms
Columbus, IN - Conference Hotel
Coralville, IA - Marriott, 250 Rooms
Corpus Christi, TX - ABC Center HQ Hotel
Dallas, TX - Convention Center Master Plan Hotel
Durham, NC - Convention Hotel, 390 Rooms
East Montgomery County, TX • Convention Hotel
Enid, OK - Convention Hotel, 125-150 Rooms
Erie, PA - Bayfront Sheraton, 210 Rooms
Evansville, IN - Convention Hotel, 253 Rooms
Fort Wayne, IN - Courtyard by Marriott, 250 Rms
Fort Worth, TX - Omni, 1,000 Rooms
Fresno, CA - Convention Hotel, 400 Rooms
Indianapolis, IN - Marriott, 615 Rooms
Jeffersonville, IN Convention Hotel, 225 Rooms
Kalamazoo, MI - Convention Hotel
Louisville, KY - Galt House Hotel, 1,300 Rooms
Lubbock, TX - Convention Hotel
Lynchburg, VA - Conference Center & Hotel
Madison, WI - Convention Hotel, 400 Rooms
Osceola County, FL - Convention Hotel, 800 Rms
Owensboro, KY Convention Hotel, 150 Rooms
Palm Beach County, FL - Conv. Hotel, 400 Rooms
Paducah, KY - Convention Hotel
Rochester, MN Headquarter Hotel
Rockford, IL - Convention Hotel, 250 Rooms
Salt Lake City, UT - Convention Hotel, 1,000 Rms
Savannah, GA - Convention Hotel, 500 Rooms
S"oux City, IA - Convention Hotel, 188 Rooms
South Padre Island, TX - Convention Hotel
Springfield, MO -The Ramada Oasis
St. Joseph, MO - Convention Hotel, 200 Rooms
Syracuse, NY - Convention Hotel, 350 Rooms
Thornton, CO - Convention Hotel, 350 Rooms
Memphis, TN Convention Hotel, 1,000 Rooms Tucson, AZ - Hilton Hotel, 400 Rooms
Minneapol'.s, MN - Convention Hotel, 1,200 Rms Tulsa, OK - Convention Hotel
New York, NY - The New Yorker Hotel, 1,000 Rms Tunica, MS - Myriad Resort, 1,500 Rooms
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