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April 25 - 27, 2012
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:25/'&21)(5(1&( (;+,%,7,21 It is Denver International Airport’s good fortune to host the 2012 Airport Cities World Conference, and we welcome you to our city, state and airport. Our city is embracing the aerotropolis concept. Denver’s new mayor, the honorable Michael B. Hancock, said in his inauguration speech – given just a few months ago – that his administration is dedicated to turning the area surrounding Denver International Airport into a “bustling ‘aerotropolis’ that will drive job growth and become a regional economic powerhouse.” He said the city would turn the entire 22-mile (35.4-km) corridor between Denver International Airport and the city center into a “Corridor of Opportunity.” The ability to see opportunity and to act is something that is inherent in our city’s collective temperament. The city grew by recognizing that it would have to link itself to the world through primary transportation systems – first railroads, then highways, then commercial flight. And once Denver became a part of global commerce, the city took the opportunity to enhance its economic future by building a new aviation port: Denver International Airport. Opportunity – in the form of an aerotropolis – is again available to us, and we intend to explore this potential. So, I can’t think of a better time for Denver to provide the venue for the Airport Cities World Conference. Best wishes,
Kim Day Manager of Aviation
It seems to me that opportunity is the primary theme of every Airport Cities World Conference, because you are exposed to experienced and talented airport professionals, aviation industry experts, and community and business leaders, who are meeting here to talk about accomplishments and possibilities; sharing ideas and stimulating discussion. Denver is excited to be part of the dialogue. That excitement is shared by Denver International Airport’s community of airlines, concession tenants, ground transportation operators, and all the other companies that operate here. With the greatest pleasure, we extend our hospitality to you, our guests, and hope that opportunity is something you can take away from this conference and bring home.
About Airport Cities “A new strategic approach to airport planning and associated commercial development is gaining prominence around the world. This is the airport city and aerotropolis model. It consists of an airport-centered commercial core (the airport city) and outlying corridors and clusters of aviation-linked businesses that make up the greater aerotropolis. Virtually all commercial functions found in a modern metropolitan downtown are establishing themselves in airport cities and their surrounding aerotropolises.
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LOOK FOR YESTERDAY’S BUSIEST TRAIN TERMINALS AND YOU WILL FIND TODAY’S GREAT URBAN CENTERS. LOOK FOR TODAY’S BUSIEST AIRPORTS AND YOU WILL FIND THE GREAT URBAN CENTERS OF TOMORROW.
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As an increasing number of commercial activities and businesses locate on and around airports, they are transforming airport areas into new urban growth destinations where air travelers and locals alike work, shop, meet, exchange knowledge, eat, sleep, and are entertained without going more than 15 minutes from the airport. Multimodal transportation infrastructure (air, highway, rail, and links to ports) connect airport city and aerotropolis businesses and people to markets near and far, driving and shaping their growing local, regional and global significance. The airport city and its greater aerotropolis are changing the way we work, the way we live, and the way metropolitan regions grow. In the process, they are creating tomorrow’s world.” Professor John D. Kasarda Conference Chairman Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, University of North Carolina, USA
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2012 AIRPORT CITIES PRE-CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS AIRPORT CITY TOUR WELCOME RECEPTION AND OFFICIAL EXHIBITION OPENING
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Itinerary THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2012 AIRPORT CITIES WORLD CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION BEGINS
GALA EVENING AT RED ROCKS FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 AIRPORT CITIES WORLD CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION CONTINUES FAREWELL RECEPTION
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2012 Airport City Tour Welcome Reception & Official Opening Hosted by Denver International Airport
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2012 Gala Evening at Red Rocks Amphitheatre Hosted by Denver International Airport
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 Farewell Reception & Official Closing Hosted by Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality The host of Airport Cities 2013
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A pre-conference Masterclass will take place providing a fully interactive and expert understanding of the fundamentals of airport city development.
Masterclass Leader: Professor John D. Kasarda,
Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, University of North Carolina
In-depth Learning Opportunity The airport city model is fast becoming the way forward for many airports and their nearby communities. Participants will receive state-of-the-art knowledge and strategic guidelines for planning, designing, financing and developing a successful airport city. Airport managers and concessionaires, investors and developers, consultants and planners, as well as government and business leaders will be exposed to the latest issues and trends in airport city and aerotropolis evolution, along with the challenges and opportunities they offer.
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Textbooks: Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next by Professor John D. Kasarda and Greg Lindsay (New York: Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2011) and Global Airport Cities, contributing editor Professor John D. Kasarda (London: Insight Media, 2010)
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DAY 1 – Thursday, April 26 WELCOME ADDRESS: Angela Gittens Director General, ACI World
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Speaker to be confirmed OPENING ADDRESS: ‘How We’ll Live Next’ Professor John D. Kasarda Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, University of North Carolina
SESSION 1: The Aerotropolis Global Report Kim Day, Manager of Aviation, Denver International Airport Mondli Gungubele, Mayor of Ekurhuleni, South Africa Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad, MD & CEO, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad Kiran Kumar Grandhi, Chairman, GMR Airports Group*
SESSION 2: Airport City Leaders Forum - ‘Fluid Formulas’
PANEL DISCUSSION Exploring the fluid business model of Airport City development and how projects differ regionally. In this globalised economy, Airport Leaders share common goals and objectives whilst navigating very different challenges dependent on location. Susan Baer, Director, Aviation Department, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey John Potter, President & CEO, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Larry Cox, President & CEO, Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority Mario C. Diaz, Director of Aviation, Houston Airport System Dr Michael Kerkloh, CEO, Munich International Airport*
SESSION 3: Airport Cities Rising - The Engine Driving Economic Development And Urban Competitiveness Airport Cities can be key superchargers of growth and benefit the wider region in which they reside. Exploring the positive contribution on your community of the airport and related integrated transport modes. Jeff Fegan, CEO, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Gina Marie Lindsey, CEO, Los Angeles World Airports Dmitry Kamenshchik, Chairman, East Line Group, Moscow Domodedovo Airport* John D Clark, III, Executive Director/CEO, Indianapolis Airport Authority Luiz Antonio Athayde, Sub-Secretary, Economic Development, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil Samuel Lin, CEO, Taoyuan International Airport Corporation Ltd*
GALA EVENING
DAY 2 – Friday, April 27 On Day 2
Delegates will have the choice to attend one of two concurrent threads
THREAD A A1 AEROTROPOLIS: A Business Model for Airport & Regional Development Understanding some of the crucial challenges faced by new airport city developments, realistic expectations and key partnerships. t Pitfalls t Vision t Investment t Stakeholders t Governance t Infrastructure Rajeev Jain, CEO, Mumbai International Airport Pvt Ltd Deborah Ale Flint, Director of Aviation, Port of Oakland Maurits Schaafsma, Urban Planner, Schiphol Group
A2 AIRPORT CITY DESIGN The terminal is the centrepiece and heartbeat of all Airport Cities. Inspirational design ‘cements’ the airport brand and enhances the passenger experience. t Improving the passenger t Architectural design experience through t Setting the vision, building innovative design the brand t Future proofing the terminal Moderator: Eric Peterson, Principal, Architectural Alliance Eileen Waechter, Director of Airport Planning, Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) Steve Wareham, Director of MSP Operations, Metropolitan Airports Commission Curtis Fentress, President & Principal in Charge of Design, Fentress Architects Jutta Weimar, Senior Executive Manager, Fraport AG
A3 ‘THE BIG BUILD’ Master planning capital development/improvement programmes for the future air transport modes and airport accessibility. t Avoiding haphazard Airport City t APM’s, People MoversInter Terminal and wider planning and inefficient sprawl metropolitan connections t Airport City construction t Financing t Engineering Angela R. Newland, Assistant Director of Aviation Airport Development, Broward County Aviation Department, Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Dr Seyed Gholamreza Shirazian, IKIA Development Project Manager, IRAN Airport Company Ginger Evans, Manager, Aviation Division, Parsons
A4 AIRPORTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT – ‘FACING REALITY’ The delicate balance between airport development, economic success and social responsibility. t Economic impacts of t Sustainable airports adopting Green policy best practice t Remaining competitive t Green airport design t Innovative green solution Rosemarie S. Andolino, Aviation Commissioner, Chicago Department of Aviation John L Martin, Airport Director, San Francisco International Airport Norm Higley, Director of Environmental Programs, Denver International Airport
THREAD B B1 NON-AERONAUTICAL REVENUE STREAMS AND THE CHANGING BUSINESS MODEL Terminal facilities, food and beverage, concessions, high-end retail, car parking and other sources are now the staple revenue streams leading to airport profitability and enhancing the passenger experience. t Car parks t Airport concessions/food t Airport advertising & beverage t Spas/lounges/relaxation t Airport retail & shopping Arnaldo Ruiz, Assistant General Manager, Commercial Development, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Ken Buchanan, Executive Vice President - Revenue Management, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport SITA Representative
B2 NEW ECONOMY DYNAMICS: The Airport City Investment & Ownership Landscape Exploring the new landscape for Airport City ownership, investment and funding models in the current economic climate. t New Models of Airport t Securing Airport City ownership City funding t Future opportunities for t Privatisations & Public economic development Private Partnerships (PPPs) Patrick Heck, CFO, Denver International Airport Juan Luiz Chevalier, President, Panatropolis Paul Neal, Principal Consultant, Strategic Consulting, Parsons Brinckerhoff
B3 & B4 ‘THE DOUBLE HEADER’: AIRPORT AREA DEVELOPMENT - REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AND MIXED USE LAND DEVELOPMENT Understanding the true value and potential of the Airport location. Driving commercial revenues from the airport location, both inside and outside the fence towards development and aviation based commerce. t Business linked proximity- t Developing the airport area, commercial office space, attracting blue chips/ airport business parks, free corporate companies to trade zones the airport t Airport hotels, retail zones, t Cargo & logistics based air commerce entertainment parks t Supply chain/warehousing B3: Moderator: Chris LeTourneur, President & CEO, MXD Development Strategists Monica Lombraña, Director of Aviation, El Paso International Airport John Parrott, Manager, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport John Ackerman, CCO, Denver International Airport Ray Segat, Director, Business and Land Development, Vancouver Airport Authority
B4: Pierre Vidailhet, General Manager, Real Estate Research & Development, Aéroports de Paris (Hubstart Paris) John Terrell, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport John Lynch, Director, Ricondo & Associates * Denotes speaker invited
FAREWELL RECEPTION For sponsorship & exhibition enquiries contact:
Andrew Hazell +44 (0)208 831 7518
[email protected]
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Sponsorship opportunities Platinum Level $30,000
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Registration Fees - Airport Cities World Conference & Exhibition EARLY BIRD ENDS FRIDAY DECEMBER 16, 2011 ACI Member/EDA EARLY BIRD €900 /$1,200 Non-ACI Member EARLY BIRD €1,200 /$1,600
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