Greater Orlando Area Continues to be Pumped Up About P3s

October 14, 2013

As demonstrated by the interest generated by a panel presentation I moderated last week for NAIOP’s Central Florida chapter, and the media response you can see at http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/2013/10/what-public-private-partnerships-could.html?page=all written by Abraham Aboraya, the Greater Orlando area continues to buzz about the prospects of public/private partnerships. The panel presentation featured Clint Glass, senior vice-president of Balfour Beatty Construction, David Hobbs, director of facilities planning and construction at Seminole State College and John Driscoll, president of Alter + Care, a division of The Alter Group.

Despite competing with Mayor Dyer’s State of the City Address, we drew a full room of attendees, generated great, thought-provoking questions, created a stir in the room after the presentation, and culminated with Mr. Aboraya’s excellent media coverage. We thank everyone involved for keeping the flame of P3s alight in Central Florida and look for great things there soon.

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Lee Weintraub

At age 46, Lee Weintraub was the youngest recipient ever of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Florida Bar’s Construction Law Committee. Mr. Weintraub is also an adjunct professor of law at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law teaching construction law. Mr. Weintraub has been recognized by Chambers USA – America’s Leading Business Lawyers every year since 2003. Chambers USA noted he focuses on licensing and construction defect litigation, but is particularly renowned for his expertise in the Construction Lien Law. He was also selected in the The Best Lawyers in America© every year from 2006 through 2018.

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