Co-authored by

Natina James

Johnny Reimann and

Scott Clemente

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Coworking Spaces ................................................ 1-3

SnapShot....................................................................2

Contributors Corner – Paster Properties ....................4

Rising Star ................................................................4

Member Profiles..........................................................5

Minnesota Marketplace .......................................... 6-7

Philanthropic Efforts ..................................................8

What’s Hot/Not ...........................................................8

Professional Showcase ...............................................8

Member News & Calendar of Events ..........................9

MSCA Leadership .....................................................10

Corporate Sponsors ..................................................11

SEPTEMBER 2019

The C onne c t ionFEATURE

NEWS

Coworking Spaces — Turning Office into Retail

A combination of things is transforming how we work. Items such as work environments moving to encourage innovation and collaboration, expectations of different generations of workers (Boomers, Xers, Gen Xers, Gen Ys and Millennials), construction costs, competitive labor market, flexible schedules beyond 8-5, amenities, technology, access to fresh air, day-light, and levels of privacy. The workforce is changing. “Research shows that 33 percent of today’s workforce is currently comprised of independent or freelance professionals.”1 These forces merge to create an “On-Demand” Real Estate experience. Co-working has become the new normal. What is it? “Coworking is typically defined as membership -based work spaces where diverse groups of freelancers, remote workers and other independent professionals work together in a shared, communal setting.” 2 According to Celia Amador from All Work Space—coworking space is expected to grow 6% per year through 2022.3 Other statistics include:

• 14% OF EMPLOYEES OF LARGE COMPANIES USE COWORKING SPACES• IN 2018, FLEX WORK SPACES ACCOUNTED FOR MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS OF US OFFICE MARKET GAINS• BY 2030—30% OF OFFICE WORK SPACE WILL BE EXPECTED TO BE FLEXIBLE WORK SPACE

Coworking also provides many benefits for business’—less real estate risk, flexible scale —no penalties or fees, easy expansion, improve employee retainment, predictable costs, convenient locations, elevated environments, increased productivity—can have employees focus on work not administration of space, and networking. Below are just a few examples coming to our local market.

WORK BY LIFE TIME — We had the good fortune of being able to discuss Life Time’s coworking concept with James O’Reilly—the President of Life Time Work about their venture into work environments. Life Time Work is “designed for the pursuit of a healthy and fulfilling work life.” 4 Per Mr.

O’Reilly, it’s a great opportunity to impact their member’s lives in a new and exciting way. It’s a natural extension of fitness club—improving personal physical and emotional well-being—as people are typically in the work environment 5 days a week 8-10 hours per day. Work is designed to encourage movement—flowing from public to semi private to private space as well as “chat, chew and drink”. The space supports

“Research shows that 33 percent of

today’s workforce is currently comprised

of independent or freelance

professionals.”

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break away meetings and personal time in order to refresh and improve mindfulness. Mr. O’Reilly also mentioned the use of color (green), daylight and access to outdoors is used to increase productivity, create focus and improve natural daily circadian rhythm. Work is all-inclusive/comprehensive. Work leverages and expands upon the resources available from Life Time Athletic by offering inspiring events and content to develop personal mindfulness, meditation, introduction to message, and other ideas for personal improvement. Other amenities include ergonomic workspaces, secure storage, access to “Tech Genius”, health snacks and fresh coffee and my favorite —complimentary club membership.

There are three levels of membership—Office Resident, Open Resident and Lounge Membership. You may request a Day pass to experience Life Time Work before making any commitments. Life Time Work has locations open in Ardmore, PA, Houston, TX, “West End” St. Louis Park, MN and coming soon in Edina, MN.

Life Time expects to grow in metro centers including suburban areas as the millennial generation is migrating to the suburbs as they start their families.

THE RIVETER — One of the fastest growing coworking concepts has recently added Minnesota to its list of locations with a new outpost at 4388 France Avenue in Edina. The Riveter, whose tag line is “Built by women. For everyone.” was started by Amy Nelson in 2017. As the tag line suggests, while the Riveter is female-centric, it is nonetheless co-ed. The concept has struck a chord with its members by offering flexible workspace options starting at $99 a month. The Riveter also differentiates itself by offering speaker series at each of its locations. At its Seattle outpost, it recently launched “The Riveter 2020: We Decide” where presidential candidates are invited to speak to its members. Candidate Pete Buttigieg recently spoke to a sold-out room in July of this year and there are six additional candidates scheduled

This location is one of the first Caliber’s to open in Minnesota as a result of the Abra-Caliber Collision merger. This project brought the latest design and prototype of ABRA/Caliber to the Twin Cities area. This project brings to the community the new standard for auto body repair and the visual impacts to the area.

SNAPSHOT: CALIBER COLLISION

LOCATION: .......................................................... 16750 96th Avenue N., Maple Grove MN 55311MONTH/YEAR OPENED: .......................................................................................... July 15, 2019OWNER: ................................................................................................... Oppidan Holdings LLCMANAGING AGENT: .........................................................................................................OppidanCENTER MANAGER: ....................................................................................... Jason Van De WieleREAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIVE: .........................................Paul Tucci, Oppidan, 952-294-1243ARCHITECT: ......................................................................................................................... MJMCONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR: .......................................................................................RochonGLA: ................................................................................................................................. 18,027CURRENT OCCUPANCY: ................................................................ Freestanding – Single Tenant# OF STORES: ........................................................................................................................... 1ANCHOR TENANTS: ............ Caliber Collision; adjacent to Menards, Super Walmart, Sam’s ClubMARKET AREA SERVED: ......................................Maple Grove, Corcoran, Hanover, NW PlymouthCONSTRUCTION STYLE: ........................................................................................Masonry Block

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to speak between now and September. Nelson recently remarked, “The Riveter was really built to exemplify what happens when you think of women first in the workplace. How does the community grow around that? And what does it mean? And moreover, we are not women only. We have a very firm belief that there’s a lot of work to be done by men and women together to change the workplace. And we want to provide a place to do that.” To follow through on that, Nelson plans to add additional locations in Minnesota and has a long-term plan to open 100 locations by 2022.

WEWORK — WeWork was founded in 2010 and pioneered and operates over 46 million square feet of co-working space. They noticed a trend of the market not meeting the needs of a modern work force. The company said “rather than a static solution locked to a long-term lease, we imagined the future of work; dynamic, well-designed workspaces for less, a suite of value added products and services all powered by data, analytics and deeply integrated technology that helped our members unlock creativity and productivity”.5 Their vision includes a personal to all-encompassing company solution. On a personal level, you can rent a hot desk, dedicated desk or office monthly. At a company level —you can access growing network of spaces in 500+ “world class” buildings, have flexibility to utilize private, half or full floor offices configured to represent your brand, or design and fully customize a unique work environment. WeWork is also leveraging their work space knowledge to reinvigorate/renovate existing company’s real estate. UBS Group AG engage WeWork (Powered by We) to freshen up its’ 30-year old management office overlooking the Hudson River in New York. It all still goes back to WeWork’s founding principles — “WeWork wanted to build a community—a place you join as an individual ‘me’, but where you become part of a greater ‘we’. A place where we’re redefining success measured by personal fulfillment, not just the bottom line. Community is our catalyst.6 They currently have three locations in the Twin Cities Metro area—the warehouse district, downtown Minneapolis and Uptown.

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WORKONOMY, OFFICE DEPOT — While the majority of co-working, concepts want to plant roots in urban areas, Office Depot is rolling out a version called “Workonomy Hub” that aims to bring work space to suburbanites. With a vast network of mid-sized boxes that are too large for selling only supplies in today’s tech focused world, Office Depot hopes the new work centers boost same store sales for a company with experience in this niche. The first and only Workonomy in Minnesota came to 960 West 78th Street in Chanhassen, along with locations in Chicago, Denver, Houston and Orlando. Workonomy Hubs feature a wide variety of shared and rentable spaces, as well as refreshments, tech support, high-speed internet, office supplies, printing and other amenities.

The coworking space in Chanhassen is approximately 5,500 square feet and is integrated with the existing Office Depot store. Office Depot now operates eight of these coworking spaces nationwide. A ninth location will open in Oregon, later this summer. Desks, private offices, conference rooms and event spaces are available to be rented out, with a dedicated desk costing $350 per month, private offices costing $675 a month and conference rooms costing $45/hour. Renting a desk or private office also gives the renter two hours per month in each conference room and a 40% discount after that. For individuals wanting to work in the shared space, they can rent a “Hot Desk” (guaranteed spot) for $250/month. They can also buy a $40-day pass, which gives them a Hot Desk and access to the common area, or buy a monthly membership for $100 per month.

CONCLUSIONWe imagine that about a third of our MSCA members will encounter and utilize a coworking space within the next year. It may be due to travel or due to company strategy to reduce overhead costs, increase flexibility and potentially increase employee retainment. It’s simply refreshing to see that people are starting to realize how space effects people and their performance. The coworking movement seems to positively influence companies as well as individuals.

1 https://smallbiztrends.com/2019/06/coworking-trends.html

2 https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/319605

3 https://allwork.space/2019/05/coworking-is-the-new-normal-and-these-stats-prove-itt/

4 https://work.lifetime.life/home.html

5 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/real-estate/tech-oriented-office-company-wework-files-

to-go-public

6 https://www.wework.com/mission

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LEGISLATIVE

RISINGSTAR

2019 Contributor’s Corner

Linden Hills Bremer Bank – A Community Space

PASTER PROPERTIESWhy does your company contribute to MSCA’s legislative fund?As industry professionals, it is our responsibility to educate others unfamiliar with the nuances of how legislation affects all businesses that we work with in the shopping center industry. We also have a responsibility to learn from those involved in legislation to pass that onto our peers.

What benefits has your company seen by contributing to MSCA’s legislative fund?By having a seat at the table, we have strengthened our relationships with peers within our industry and legislators and other government officials who look to us to help them understand issues important to real estate.

Why would you encourage other companies and/or your peers to contribute to MSCA’s legislative fund?A lobbyist friend once shared with me, “If you don’t have a seat at the table, you will be on the menu.”

In November of 2017, Bremer Bank debuted its first cashless location in the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis. The goal of the Linden Hills location was to transform a traditional cash-based design for one that better reflected the community it served, strengthening the bank’s connection with small businesses and business owners, in addition to its neighbors. Today, the Linden Hills Bremer Bank serves as a community space where business leaders and other organizations can meet, work together and speak with a banker who will provide guidance and advice on how to best reach their goals. And because the space has no cash on premises, Bremer was able to tailor the location’s design for exactly that purpose—creating a warm, welcoming environment. The floor plan is open and bright. In addition, the absence of physical money means that Bremer, a bank founded on a commitment to its communities, can make sure the space is put to its best use during non-bank hours. Anyone in the community can reserve the space for events, gatherings or meetings, furthering Bremer’s purpose to cultivate thriving communities.

SHINING A SPOTLIGHT ON THOSE THAT MAKE OUR INDUSTRY ADVOCACY POSSIBLE. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!

by Liz Weekly, BREMER BANK

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MEMBER PROFILES

ACKERBERGSEILER SCHINDEL, PLLC

Thanks Angela

M. CHAPIN HALLJOB TITLE: PartnerAREA OF FOCUS: Trial Attorney; Business Succession PlanningYEAR JOINED MSCA: 2013

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST JOB IN THIS INDUSTRY AND FOR HOW LONG?Associate Attorney 2.5 years.

WHAT KEEPS YOU IN THE BUSINESS? Variety of projects and clients.

WHAT THINGS DO YOU NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THIS JOB, AND WHAT ARE THE DEAL KILLERS FOR YOU? Taking the time and focus to get at the heart of the issue. Unhappy people who don’t want to work on a solution are deal killers for me.

WHAT IS THE MOST UNIQUE PROJECT/LEASE/PROPERTY THAT YOU EVER WORKED ON IN YOUR CAREER? Townhome Association with six separate buildings with similar, but not identical, issues.

WHAT IS ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO THOSE MORE SEASONED? Be kind. It doesn’t cost any extra.

WHAT HOBBY OUTSIDE OF WORK ARE YOU REALLY PASSIONATE ABOUT AND WHY? Mountain climbing, because it takes planning, perseverance, gets me off the grid and the view from the top is fantastic!

DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS. Grateful. Generous. Tenacious.

Thanks Chapin

ANGELA RICHTER JOB TITLE: Senior Property Manager AREA OF FOCUS: Retail YEAR JOINED MSCA: 2015

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST JOB IN THIS INDUSTRY AND FOR HOW LONG?Administrative Assistant at Welsh Companies.

WHAT KEEPS YOU IN THE BUSINESS? It’s never the same day to day!

WHAT THINGS DO YOU NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THIS JOB, AND WHAT ARE THE DEAL KILLERS FOR YOU? Patience! Unrealistic expectations. WHAT IS THE MOST UNIQUE PROJECT/LEASE/PROPERTY THAT YOU EVER WORKED ON IN YOUR CAREER? I worked on a property downtown Minneapolis. I called it the Blair Witch Project. It was seriously the scariest property. Weird things would happen in it all the time. Maintenance workers would report the hair on the back of their neck standing up for no reason, orbs showed up in every picture, lights would work and then not work. Spooky stuff!! WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO THOSE NEW IN THE INDUSTRY? Think of your building like your home. It gives you a good sense of what you need to take care of immediately and what things you can defer to a later date.

WHAT IS ONE INTERESTING FACT THAT NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT YOU? I have a Border Collie named George. He hates it when you ask him if he has a mustache. Not sure how he even knows what that means but when you say it, he will cower and walk away.

WHAT IS YOUR MOTTO/PERSONAL MANTRA? If you obey all the rules, you miss all the fun. - Katharine Hepburn

HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR EGGS? Over easy

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANT? Maggiano’s

MSCA NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE IS LOOKING FOR MEMBERS! We are looking for creative, informed, individuals to serve on the Newsletter Committee. Whether you can provide fresh topic ideas, love to write, or would love to interview folks for articles, this is the committee for you!

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE!

RETAILER TID BIT For every segment of retail, there are more companies opening stores than closing stores. In the department store category, 27% of companies are opening stores, while 19% are closing them. Source: IHL Group

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by Lisa Diehl, DIEHL AND PARTNERS, LLC

4 AFRO DELI is opening a new location in downtown Minneapolis this fall at the former O’Cheeze skyway location in Baker Center. This 1,600 square foot space will be called Afro Deli Express.

4 European menswear brand SUITSUPPLY will open its first Minnesota location this fall in Edina’s Galleria. It will be 4,500 square feet and reside on the lower level of Galleria, next to Design Within Reach. The store will carry ready-to-wear suits, outwear, shoes and other products.

4 BARNES & NOBLE INC. opened its new Woodbury store at the CityPlace shopping center. The roughly 14,000 square foot space at 375 Radio Drive is their new smaller footprint with a more modern aesthetic. It boasts a café serving Starbucks, baked goods and sandwiches (amongst other things), and a 700 square foot event space.

4 Denver-based restaurant and bar THE BACON SOCIAL HOUSE, opened in August. The 4,200 square foot space is in the Canopy by Hilton the newly redeveloped Thresher Square building in Minneapolis.

4 Eco-friendly home goods retailer MOSS ENVY relocated from Calhoun Commons to a new Northeast Minneapolis location at 1900 Johnson Street NE.

4 Out with the Old Spaghetti Factory in downtown Minneapolis and in with PINSTRIPES.

4 The Lyndale Tap House was renamed ‘HICKORY N’ HOPS’ on August 1st amid a revamp of the popular Lyn/Lake establishment by new ownership.

4 Bob Medcraft, the founder of CHOO CHOO BOB’S TRAIN STORE, located at 2050 Marshall Avenue in the Merriam Park neighborhood of St. Paul, sold the popular St. Paul hobby and toy shop to Jennifer Southerling and other partners in early July.

4 COSTCO has proposed a 354,000 square foot distribution warehouse less than a mile west of Owatonna. Construction is proposed to start in September on the 173-acre site. The facility is expected to create around 125 full-time jobs and 75 part-time jobs.

4 LEEANN CHINN will join AMAZING LASH STUDIO and ALCHEMY this fall at the Onyx in Edina on Xerxes across from Southdale Shopping Center.

4 LUNDS & BYERLYS have closed all 14 of its pharmacy locations. The company stated that the pharmacy business was recording significant losses and was continuing to be a challenging business to run due to a number of economic challenges within the industry.

4 HASKELL’S WINE BAR on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis permanently closed on June 28th.

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by Johnny Reimann, MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE –

MINNESOTA, LLC

IN THENEWS Minnesota Marketplace

MOSS ENVYTHE BACON SOCIAL HOUSEAFRO DELI

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4 ROSE STREET PATISSERIE opened on West 7th Street in St. Paul on July 14th. Breakfast and lunch options are available, and the restaurant is open until 6pm. Rose Street has two additional locations, in Linden Hills and another in St. Paul.

4 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS AUTOMOTIVE broke ground on their third location in the Twin Cities in Maple Grove off Highway 610/Zachary in August with a 5,070 square foot building footprint. Look for them to open late fall.

4 DOORDASH is buying CAVIAR from Square, the payments company, which has owned the service since 2014. Caviar operates in around 15 cities and primarily offers food from upscale restaurants in urban areas.

4 ARC’TERYX is closing at Calhoun Square in Uptown and relocating to Mall of America.

4 DRIVE-THROUGH LANES would be banned at businesses like restaurants and banks under a Minneapolis proposal, though the ban wouldn’t affect existing drive-throughs.

4 Look for GOLF-X, a golf simulating concept to open this fall in Champlin at South Pond Shoppes II and Northtown Mall.

4 PET SUPPLIES PLUS will open an 8,000 square foot store at Prairieview Center in Eden Prairie.

4 HOMEGOODS will open a new store in Duluth at Burning Tree Plaza next to Best Buy, TJ Maxx and Dollar Tree.

CONTINUED: Minnesota Marketplace

ROSE STREET PATISSERIE

Fost Choles Agency Inc(952) 224-2992

fcholes@amfam.comFost Choles Agency Inc

American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., and Its Operating Companies, 6000 American Parkway, Madison WI 53783

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CORNERSTONE’S YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD (YPB) is a group community members in their 20s and 30s who are passionate about increasing awareness about Cornerstone and domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking. The YPB meets on a regular basis and supports Cornerstone through networking, marketing and fundraising efforts geared towards young professionals.

SAVE THE DATE for the first annual trivia night hosted by Cornerstone’s YPB — Friday, October 18 in Richfield, MN. Tickets and more information will be available soon on Cornerstone’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/cornerstonemn

PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS

Cornerstone – MSCA’s 2019 Philanthropic Charity of Choice INTERESTED IN

JOINING THE YPB? Email YPB@cornerstonemn.org for more information.

Applications for new members are open now through October 21. CLICK HERE.

Wherever you are in your career and life stage, you can contribute to advancing Cornerstone’s mission.

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ROAD CONSTRUCTION

COOLING TEMPERATURES

BACK TO SCHOOL

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MN TWINS

COWORKING SPACES

STARBUCKS PUMPKIN SPICE

NFL SEASON KICK-OFF

WHAT’S TRENDING IN THE TWIN CITIES?

PROFESSIONAL SHOWCASE

The City of Burnsville is home to businesses, small and large. Visit www.burnsvillemn.gov/whyburnsville to learn about the Burnsville Center Village Vision, which creates an opportunity rich environment for new mixed use neighborhood with vibrant parks, a future Orange Line Bus Rapid Transit Station, new hotels, entrepreneurial spaces, breweries, and your future retail location.

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MSCA SCHEDULE OF EVENTS » 2019 Log on to www.msca-online.com/events/calendar for full calendar and updated information.

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11TH – Monthly ProgramTHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH – Third ThursdayTUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH – Philanthropic Event, Open Arms of MN

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2ND – Monthly ProgramTHURSDAY OCTOBER 1OTH – Third Thursday

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6TH – State of Retail EventTHURSDAY NOVEMBER 21ST – Third Thursday

TUESDAY DECEMBER 3RD – STARR Awards/ Year End Ceremonies / Holiday Party

REGISTER FOR THESE 2019 CALENDAR EVENTS DID YOU KNOW: YOU CAN VIEW THE LIST OF ATTENDEES TO ANY OF OUR EVENTS IF YOU CLICK ON THE EVENT?

EVENT VENUE DATE

CAN ENTERTAINMENT HELP SAVE SHOPPING CENTERS AND MALLS? Doubletree Park Place September 11th

AUGUST THIRD THURSDAY Pique Travel - Excelsior September 19thSponsored by Oppidan

PHILANTHROPIC EVENT Open Arms of Minnesota September 26th

WWW.MSCA-ONLINE.COM/EVENTS/CALENDAR/DATE/2019-09

HAVE YOU SEEN?

Located at the intersection of Blue Water Road and Blue Gentian Road off of Highway 55 and 494, Costco will be

opening their fifth location with a 167,0000 square foot store this fall near the Vikings new practice facility, Twin Cities

Orthopedic Performance Center in Eagan.

AUGUST MONTHLY SPEAKERSLeft to right:

Lisa Crain, JLL – Rosedale Center

Chris Walton, Red Archer Retail

Anne Mezzenga, Red Archer Retail

Dan Jasper, Mall of America

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MSCA LEADERSHIP WWW.MSCA-ONLINE.COM

OFFICERS:President: Jon Fahning – Bremer Bank, N.A.1st Vice President: Eileen Engels – Verizon Wireless2nd Vice President: Matthew Mock – QT Commercial Construction & Roofing Treasurer: Wendy Aaserud – Cushman & WakefieldSecretary: Christopher Huntley – Mulligan & Bjornnes, PLLP

DIRECTORS: Patrick Daly – Ryan Companies US, Inc.David Eddy – Prescription LandscapeRuss McGinty – North Central Commercial Real Estate Derek Naill – Wells Fargo Private BankJohnny Reimann – Mid-America Real Estate–Minnesota, LLCTrisha Sieh – Kimley-HornKelle Lang Staats – Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc.Immediate Past President (as Director): Jesseka Doherty – Mid-America Real Estate–Minnesota, LLC

COMMITTEE CHAIRS:GOLF ............................... Kelle Lang Staats – Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc. Alan Catchpool – Kimley-Horn

LEGISLATIVE .................... Genevieve Liesener – Cushman & Wakefield ................................Zander Fried – Cushman & Wakefield

NETWORKING .................. Emilee DeCoteau – RPT Realty ................................Sheri Tessier – Mid-America Real Estate–Minnesota, LLC

NEWSLETTER ................... Scott Clemente – SERVPRO of Minnetonka Suzanne Jones – Mid-America Real Estate–Minnesota, LLC ................................PROGRAM........................ Amy Remely – Whitewater Management, LLC ................................Gavin Tugana – Mint Roofing

STATE OF RETAIL ............. Christopher Huntley – Mulligan & Bjornnes, PLLP Jesseka Doherty – Mid-America Real Estate–Minnesota, LLC

SPONSORSHIP................. David Eddy – Prescription Landscape ................................Emily Becker – RMA Real Estate Services, LLC

STARR AWARDS ............... Patrick Daly – Ryan Companies US, Inc. ................................Mitchell Cookas – Kimley-Horn

STAFF: Executive Director: Karla Keller Torp (p) 952-888-3490 (c) 952-292-2414Associate Director: Emma Radtke (p) 952-888-3491 (c) 952-292-2416

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS:CHRIS GRZYBOWSKI ...................................... Big-D ConstructionTRACY ARNOLD ..................................Tri-Star Management, Inc.ASHLEY PREUSSER ................ Kraus-Anderson Companies, Inc.DAN TEMPLE .................................................... Electric City CorpKOURT KAMMANN .............................................Old Republic Title LEE WINDSPERGER ..........................Electronic Design CompanyPATRICK CRUIKSHANK .................................. Steiner ConstructionTODD ERAGER .......................................... H.J. Development, Inc.ERIKA BENNETT ........................................ H.J. Development, Inc.LAUREN VANRANST ................................... H.J. Development, Inc.

MEET LEADERSHIP...

Wendy AaserudCUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Treasurer 2018-2019

Genevieve LiesenerCUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Legislative Committee Co-Chair 2018-2020

KEEP UP-TO-DATE WITH MSCA EVENTS! Follow our public organization page on: TM

THANK YOU to our August Third Thursday Sponsor –

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MSCA WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR 2019 CORPORATE SPONSORS!

Allied Blacktop Company

Aspen Waste Systems, Inc.

Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd.

Bernick Lifson, PA

Braun Intertec

Bremer Bank, N.A.

Bridgewater Bank

CBRE

CMA

CSM Corporation

Clean Response

Colliers International

Cushman & Wakefield

Cutting Edge Property Maintenance

Doran Companies

The Driessen Group, LLC

Faegre Baker Daniels LLP

Fendler Patterson Construction, Inc.

Fost Choles Agency Inc. -

American Family Insurance

Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.

Gausman & Moore Associates, Inc.

Great Clips, Inc.

Great Southern Bank

Grindstone Construction Services

Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc.

H.J. Development, Inc.

Interstate Companies

Johnson Financial Group

Kimley-Horn

Kraus-Anderson Companies

Larkin Hoffman

Launch Properties

The Mandinec Group Landscaping Inc.

Maple Crest Landscape

Messerli | Kramer

Mid-America Real Estate - Minnesota, LLC

Midwest Maintenance & Mechanical, Inc.

Oppidan, Inc.

Prescription Landscape

Quality Trusted Commercial

Construction & Roofing, Inc.

RMA Real Estate Services, LLC

RSM US LLP

Ridgedale/Brookfield Properties

Rochon

Ryan Companies US, Inc.

Sambatek, Inc.

Smith Gendler Shiell Sheff Ford & Maher

TCF Bank

Target Corporation

Trautz Properties, Inc.

U.S. Bank National Association

United Properties

Weis Builders, Inc.

Wings Financial Credit Union

FOST CHOLES AGENCY INC.