Rooftops
Conference 2012
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- James Hagy, Guest Editorial: A Charitable Look at Real Estate, CORPORATE REAL ESTATE JOURNAL (London: Henry Stewart Publications LLP), Summer, 2011, at 196.
- Robin Hood Foundation, Common Mistakes in Real Estate Planning and Capital Projects.
- Robin Hood Foundation, Robin Hood’s Capital Grant Initiative.
- “Real Estate for Real Change,” ROBIN HOOD NEWSLETTER Issue #12 (New York: Robin Hood Foundation) Summer, 2008, accessible at http://www.robinhood.org/media/186971/2008%20q3.pdf
- Mike Burke, PhD, LEED AP O+M, LEED®-EBOM Implementation and Certification.
- Lesley Friedman Rosenthal, “Redeveloping” Corporate Governance Structures: Not-for-Profit Governance During Major Capital Projects, a Case Study at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 76 FORDHAM LAW REVIEW 929 (New York: Fordham Law Review 2007).
- Excerpts from Lesley Friedman Rosenthal, GOOD COUNSEL: MEETING THE LEGAL NEEDS OF NONPROFITS (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2012).
- C. Brown, W. Flessig, W. Morrish, BUILDING FOR THE ARTS: A GUIDEBOOK FOR THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF CULTURAL FACILITIES, (Santa Fe: Western States Arts Federation 1989), accessible at http://dev.westaf.org/assets/pdf/builing_for_arts.pdf
Please note: While this resource is well
worth reading in its entirely, if you intend to print a personal use copy
to bring to the live Conference, keep in mind that this publication is 269
pages. If you wish to print only part, we suggest printing pages 4-5,
10-12, 15-30 [these page references are to the pdf pages, for ease of use
with your printer, and do not correspond to the page numbers in the
original printed text].
- Stacy Dasaro, The Future Isn’t Here Yet: Update on Proposed Lease Accounting Changes for Not-for-Profits.
- Steve Herbst, Assessing, Maintaining and Forecasting for Physical Space.
- David A. Goldstein and Matthew Hall, The Money Maze: Evaluating Real Estate Project Financing Alternatives for Not-for-Profit Organizations.
- Richard Froehlich, Presentation on Affordable Housing Finance.
NOTE: For Conference attendees seeking CLE credit, please download each of these files as your CLE materials.
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