Episodes
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
Closing Session from the NAIOP Utah 2023 Symposium at Vivint Arena. Featuring Steve Starks and moderator Josh Caldwell.
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
Opening session from the NAIOP Utah 2023 Symposium at Vivint Arena. Featuring a discussion with Natalie Gochnour, Stephanie Frohman, Krista Sprenger, Linda Rabbitt, and moderator Jami Marsh
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
Thursday Apr 06, 2023
In this breakout, Em Capito navigates ways to reduce and eliminate stress.
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Moderator Jace Bankhead leads a conversation with panelists Troy Hardy, Tanner Olsen, Danny Woodbury, and Doug Birrell
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Moderator Danny Wall leads a conversation with panelists Mark Jensen, Jake Wood, Alex Low, and Kurt Turley.
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
In this breakout, moderator Braden Moore leads a discussion with panelists Ben Richardson, Ryan Simmons, Angela Eldredge, and Andy Blunt.
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
This breakout explores successfully developing a sports anchored entertainment district. Moderator Gary Hoogeveen leads the discussion with panelists Jeremy Strife, Sarah Marjes, and Greg Sherlock
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023
Ogden's Union Station presents a once in a 100-year opportunity. Moderated by Kimberly Bowsher, panelists Nick Duerksen, Owen Fisher, Krista Sprenger, Robb Berg, and Brandon Cooper speak about the projects surrounding the Union Station adaptive reuse project.
NAIOP Utah Chapter
NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, began in 1967 and has retained through all these years its core group of developer members. The association began as a small group of owners and developers of industrial parks in the eastern U.S. who formed the National Association of Industrial Parks (NAIP) to facilitate a forum for the open exchange of information on development. They also had a need for standardized covenants and restrictions, building requirements, and beneficial legislation and taxation. Nine individuals first met on September 12, 1967, in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.
Reflecting changes in membership, NAIP became NAIOP (National Association for Industrial and Office Parks) in 1976. In 2009 NAIOP dropped the words behind its acronym, which no longer reflected its current membership composition.
Over the years, NAIOP has attracted members who are committed to excellence, entrepreneurial in spirit, and want to reach new heights in building excellence.
NAIOP is a leading commercial real estate industry provider of unparalleled networking opportunities, educational programs, research on trends and innovations and strong legislative representation.
NAIOP’s sister organization, the NAIOP Research Foundation, is one of the industry’s leading think tanks dedicated to conducting research assessing the trends, economic viability and needs of the built environment.
The Utah chapter began in 2012 and continues to grow and add new members everyday!