Podcasts about Aerotropolis

Tune in to the latest episode of Atlanta REALTORS® Rundown with your host, Kate Wright! In this exciting installment, we're honored to welcome Shannon James, President and CEO of Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance. Shannon brings invaluable insights on Atlanta's dynamic real estate landscape and the future of the Aerotropolis. This episode is packed with essential information you won't want to miss. Subscribe now to stay updated and never miss an episode of our engaging discussions!

In January 2022, the Indonesian government approved plans to build Nusantara- a new green and smart capital city on the island of Borneo. Join an interdisciplinary panel of experts, including the architect for the new capital, as they discuss the planning, design, and political agendas behind the new capital and the challenges and opportunities this presents for Southeast Asian urbanism. Panel Bambang Brodjonegoro, Former Minister of National Development Planning, Indonesia (Bappenas). Bambang Brodjonegoro has devoted his knowledge and experience to Indonesia in various roles. In his career in government, he has served as Minister of Finance (2014 - 2016), Minister of National Development Planning (PPN) / Head of the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) (2016 - 2019), and Minister of Research and Technology / Head of Research and Innovation Agency National (2019 - 2021). Eka Permanasari, Associate Professor of Urban Design, Monash University Indonesia. Eka is an Associate Professor in Urban Design at Monash Indonesia. Her research deals with the political insinuation in architecture and urban design. She has led several strategic national projects for the Jakarta Government, such as the Jakarta Giant Sea Wall, the integration of Jakarta MRT and LRT lines and Jakarta TOD urban renewal projects, as well as the development of child-friendly community centre namely Ruang Publik terpadu Ramah Anak (abbreviated as RPTRA) in Jakarta. Sibarani Sofian, Founder and Director of URBAN+ (architect for Nusantara) and Adjunct Associate Professor, Monash University Indonesia.  Sibarani is Founder and Director of URBAN+ practice that he started in 2017, together with several key urban and design experts, to assist clients and cities in creating compelling urban projects. He also teaches at Monash University Indonesia in the Master in Urban Design. With a wealth of experience and networks of key players in urban developments in Indonesia, Sibarani and his URBAN+ team are spearheading strategic infrastructure-driven planning (ie.TOD, Aerotropolis, Port City) and other master planning communities or mixed use projects with the aim of develop better built environments. His firm URBAN+ is in charge of designing Jakarta's new capital. Dr Jemma Purdey, ReelOzInd! Fellow, Australia-Indonesia Centre and Adjunct Fellow, Deakin University. Jemma Purdey is a fellow at the Australia-Indonesia Centre, Monash University. Her research interests include politics, and human rights in Indonesia and Australia's relationship with Indonesia. Purdey is Chair of the board that publishes the magazine Inside Indonesia and co-host of the podcast Talking Indonesia and founding Director of ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition & Festival.

In our first episode for 2023, Adrian and Janice sit down with Professor Peter Shergold AC to discuss transforming Western Sydney through using higher education as an asset class and the impacts of the Aerotropolis as well as Professor Shergold's time in the public service and his views on recent government decisions on topics like COVID and migration.

A recent episode of The Michigan Opportunity podcast features Christopher Girdwood, Executive Director of Detroit Region Aerotropolis.® Girdwood joins host Ed Clemente as they discuss the future of the Aerotropolis, the four-community, two-county public-private economic development partnership driving corporate expansion and new investment around Detroit Metro and Willow Run Airports. Girdwood shares his vision for the Aerotropolis and the new growth opportunities available to future tenants. You can also read the transcript from the conversation.

Locate Negotiate's Managing Director John Gibson as always gives his industry leader market wrap and his ‘subtle buying guides' for investors including South Western Sydney and growth opportunities along the Aerotropolis corridor leading to Sydney's second airport at Badgerys Creek, insightful to say the least. Gibson looks at the South Australian market that combines liveability and affordability and also Western Australia in what can be a boom, and or, bust cycle in regional areas. And of course, Gibbo's worldly random facts from both here in Australia and overseas!Locate Negotiate's Managing Director John Gibson as always gives his industry leader market wrap and his ‘subtle buying guides' for investors including South Western Sydney and growth opportunities along theAerotropolis corridor leading to Sydney's second airport at Badgerys Creek, insightful to say the least. Gibson looks at the South Australian market that combines liveability and affordability and also Western Australia in what can be a boom, and or, bust cycle in regional areas. And of course, Gibbo's worldly random facts from both here in Australia and overseas!Luke Ricketson where does one start? Son of former Eastern Suburbs player Doug Ricketson, Luke started his footy with Bondi United at the age of seven back in 1980 and attended Waverley College. Clocking up 301 games for the Sydney Roosters overtaking club legend Kevin ‘Horrie' Hastings record of 217 matches. (Ricketson's club record would be overtaken by Anthony Minichiello with 302 and then subsequently surpassed by Mitchell Aubusson with 306 games.) Ricketson played 3 matches for City, 10 for the Blues, 4 matches with Ireland and 6 caps for Australia, 2 Grand Final appearances for the Chooks, winning the premiership in 2002 against the Warriors and a loss to the Panthers in 2003, add a World Club Challenge victory against English Super League Champions St Helens. What a career!Turning the page, and the business world beckoned purchasing a pub in Surry Hills with great friend Bryan Fletcher, he went on to join the Nine Entertainment Company in media sales, a regular panel member on Nine's ratings blockbuster, The Footy Show and also featured on Seven's Sydney Weekender program. Let's add to the list, Sexiest Man in League and Dancing With The Stars and at a glance one would have to say, what a journey so far!Luke shares his early property experiences we also look at business decisions past and present. Ricketson has been on the Sydney Roosters Board of Directors since 2010, in fact takes us inside the boardroom and just what it's like to witness some of the biggest heavyweights both in Rugby League and the world of business, people like Mr David Gyngell, Mr Mark Bouris and Mr Nick Politis which is extremely entertaining!From the outside looking in, it's now apparent to see that Ricketson was always going to be a businessman of note. Ricketson has now launched Ricketson Insurance Company an Authorised Representative of Insurance Advisernet. And as you will hear relationships and trust the cornerstone of his business. First and foremost, Luke is father to Grace and Sophie and husband to Kate Waterhouse.Enjoy Talking Real Estate with John Gibson.

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On the first program for 2022, we cover Hillsong, COVID cases, Prince Andrew being stripped of titles, mandatory RAT reporting, Novak's Visa scandal (and breaking update), Bernard Tomic, Aerotropolis, Ned Mannoun, Tennis, Hospitals, Boris Johnson, and much more.

What is the future of drone highways, AirHubs and LAANC?  How Air Space Link is mapping the future in over 23 states.Co-Founder, President & CEO of AirSpacelink, Michael Healander, joins host Ed Clemente on this episode of The Michigan Opportunity. AirSpacelink is the first cloud-based drone platform focused extensively on the needs of state & local government working to expand drone innovation. Ed and Michael help us get a real bird's eye view of what's up with the future of drone highways and what exactly is an Air Hub? They also discuss what's happening in the present and in the near future on how public sector leaders manage and engage their drone communities. Learn how the FAA is involved, the Aerotropolis and what LAAANC is for pilots. Also, how is Michigan developing talent in this area? How will 5G and Edge Computing play a role in this field? Listen in for all things drones. You can also read the transcript from our conversation. 

In this week's episode, Sydney's Aerotropolis to be named Bradfield.

In this week's episode, Sydney's Aerotropolis to be named Bradfield.

In this week's episode, Sydney's Aerotropolis to be named Bradfield.

Imagine advancing local+global connection, economic development, entrepreneurship, transportation and community-development… all through an existing asset. That asset is the major airport. A new kind of community and economic engine can be built within and around existing airports if we are inventive in our coordination, collaboration and collective will. We’re talking about the idea of an Aerotropolis. In Cleveland, it’s the Aerozone Alliance, a partnership of economic jewels; Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport, NASA Glenn Research Center and surrounding communities. More on the Aerozone Alliance is found, here: https://www.aerozonealliance.org  Host Craig James chats with Dr. Stuart C. Mendel, the founding executive director of the Aerozone Alliance. Dr. Mendel regularly advises community leaders, nonprofit executives/board members—and has served on numerous organization boards and committees. Dr. Mendel also serves as Director of the National Center on Nonprofit Enterprise. Thinking big. Being Audacious. Big Audacious Idea. This is the last episode of Season-2. It’s been a blast. Thanks for listening-in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tom Reed considers himself a "start-up guy" not a politician, in fact he's been on the Inc. 500/5000 List 3x for different startups, but moving to Serenbe offered a unique opportunity to lead "start-up city" of Chattahoochee Hills as mayor. Ask yourself, How do you thrive financially while mindfully preserving? How many developers live in the city they've built? Imagine creating such an amazing quality of life that you're willing to stay, and your children and grandchildren live there too. That's the message Tom has taken forward in developing Chattahoochee Hills, and working with other mayors to revitalize and preserve the beauty of south-Metro Atlanta.Definitions, Documents, or Link OutGeneral Store,Camp Serenbe,Blue Eyed Daisy,Chef Nic,Capri Blue,Congress for New Urbanism,New Urbanism,Municipal County, Kasim Reed,Bob Simpson, (first city manager)Peeks,transfer development rights,Bouckart Farms,Riverlands Project,Aerotropolis,AJC, - arts migrating to south sideDelta,Chick-fil-A,Hapeville,Porsha,Georgia Convention Center,Airport City,MARTA,CURiO Brands,South Fulton Municipal Association,DesirePath,Chatt Hills Organizing Committee,Chatt Hills Civic Association,South Fulton Civic Association,DPM Fragrance,Inc. 500/5000 List,Terry College of Business,Serenbe Institute for Arts, Culture & the Environment,South Fulton Parkway Alliance,Chatt Hills Music,Serenbe Film,Chatt Hills Charter School Foundation,Cochran Mill Nature Center,La Porte Hospital Foundation

Deze week; Willen we eens kijken naar het heden en de toekomst van vliegvelden/luchthavens volgens het airport city concept en de Aerotropolis. Dus attentie aan alle stadsplanologen en visionairs. We hebben ook weer heel veel nieuws uit de wereld van de luchtvaart en we hebben wat follow-up van onze luisteraars en een volgtip.

Hear Celine Hourcade share on her consultancy work with Zhengzhou Airport regarding its aerotropolis strategy and Economic Zone development.

Busco for Brekky talks to Mayor of Blacktown City Council Stephen Bali about the growth of Blacktown and being proactive in dealing with the new Western Sydney Aerotropolis.

Í Hismi vikunnar deilir Árni vikuferð sinni til Tenerife (e-ið borið fram) með hlustendum, þar sem hann var með fjölskylduna í svokallaðri all-inclusive ferð. Hann svarar þeim spurningum sem hafa brunnið á þjóðinni varðandi slíkar ferðir og fer með okkur í ferðalag um ævintýraheim eyjunnar. Þá ræðum við sykurskatt, veltum fyrir okkur hvort Angela Merkel þjáist af kulnun í starfi og hvað sé til ráða, ásamt því að kynna okkur Aerotropolis hugmyndafræði John D. Kasarda og ræða um hvort starf körfuboltadómarans sé eitt það versta sem hægt er að komast í.

In Episode 16, “Aerotropolis – The Future of International Airports”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson is delighted to talk to Graham Millett, Chief Executive Officer of WSA Co. Graham has been given the monumental task of being at the reins for the construction of Western Sydney Airport. Graham brings extensive experience in the aviation industry as well as being a qualified pilot.Graham discusses the importance of looking outwards at other international airports in gaining a perspective of what elements create the perfect airport. He shares with Greg his plans on opening a carbon neutral airport with renewable energy, low wastage levels and plenty of recycling.Graham discusses the technologies he wants to completely immerse into the new Western Sydney airport with newer more advanced technologies than currently available at Kingsford Smith Airport which will ultimately help create a more relaxed and leisurely experience upon arriving at the airport. He shares with us his plan on working with Uber Elevate to create what sounds like “flying cars” to assist with congestion as well as time. Adding to Uber Elevate, he shares his vision of the airport having a strong public transport presence which again, will help lessen congestion and reduce pollution.He also stresses the importance of an airport being more than just an airport, his key goal is to create an Aerotropolis, which he defines as an aviation city. Graham and his team hope to create an airport which combines residential, commercial and industrial types of facilities, essentially becoming a hub of not just air travel but a hub of business.

Shannon James is the Chairman of the Board of the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance. He describes Aerotropolis in terms of Community Improvement Districts, its major functions and its global significance.

Shannon James, President and CEO of Aerotropolis Atlanta by Lou Weiland

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Dyan Matthews; President & CEO of the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Carmenlita Scott; President & CEO of the Airport Chamber   1:08 - Carmenlita's background and role 5:47 - History of the Airport Chamber 8:15 - Airport Chamber leadership 10:45 - Objectives of the Airport Chamber  12:50 - Plan activities of the Airport Chamber 15:50 - Airport Chamber & Aerotropolis partnership 21:40 - In closing  

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Joddie Gray; South Fulton CID   :55 - Joddie's role/background 5:00 - South Fulton CID's focus  8:49 - Future projects  13:20 - Influence of CSX on South Fulton 16:58 - In closing  

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Maceo Rogers; Director of Economic Development East Point 1:47 - Maceo's background  4:43 - New East Point projects 12:45 - Marta's impact 18:00 - Divergent diamond interchange 21:45 - Crime decrease in East Point  

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.   Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Odie Donald II; City Manager, South Fulton    1:11 - Odie's background  5:31 - Odie's duties as manager 8:47 - Key hires 16:58 - Vision for city of South Fulton                

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Brian Green; Economic Development, Georgia Power 1:32 - Brian's background 4:20 - Brian's role 7:30 - Georgia Power's impact on the community 12:58 - How to keep up with Georgia Power  

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Earnest Gilchrist; Director of Economic Development, Fairburn  1:16 - Earnest Gilchrist background 6:55 - Fairburn educational campus  9:55 - Fairburn demographics  17:30 - Senoia rd development 23:55 - Following Fairburn updates       

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Artie Jones III; Director of Economic Development, College Park 1:41 - Godby rd development 5:40 - Artie's background 9:05 - The Gateway Center 17:00 - Airport City

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Guest: Gil Prado; Executive Director, Fulton Industrial Boulevard CID

Today on the podcast we are joined by Graham Millett who is the CEO of the new Western Sydney Airport. As listeners you would know it has been a very long road to breaking ground on the Badgerys Creek location. In fact a second the second Sydney airport was first flagged in the 1940’s. It was talked about, planned and then shelved by a succession of politicians and their governments. After facing the worst possible headlines and statements from politicians and journalists such as ‘The second airport will never be built’ and ‘Sydney doesn’t need a second airport’ ground was finally broken on September 24th 2018 and construction began on the much needed second Sydney airport began. As you can appreciate this is a massive infrastructure project and new airports like these don’t come around often. In fact, it is not described as once in a lifetime but more as a once in a hundred years type project. The roads, the rail and the drone planning coupled alongside the Aerotropolis is incredible, and the jobs that are created as a result can only be a good thing for the NSW economy. Listen in as Graham gives us some background to the project and how we can expect it to roll out initially when it opens in 2026 and what the future looks like all the way out into the 2080’s.

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Shannon James; President & CEO at Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance :33 - What is the Aerotropolis? 1:23 - History of Aerotropolis 8:03 - CID range 13:25 - Committees and collectives 18:55 - Airport City 20:27 - Workforce Development 24:44 - Education Collective  www.AeroAtl.org

The Aerotropolis Atlanta Collectives are action committees that focus on organizing and aligning stakeholder interests in the Aerotropolis area. The formation of Collectives is a key strategy of the Blueprint to implement the vision of the Aerotropolis.  Host: Gerald McDowell Executive Director, Community Improvement District (CID) :36 - History of CID's 3:58 - Airport West & South CID's 6:34 - CID Personnel  8:02 - Public Safety Project 13:52 - Beautification Project 15:52 - Transportation Project 20:46 - The Master Plan www.AeroAtl.org

I've got some exciting news to share about a project that I've been working on for the last months. A few months ago I started collaborating with Rodolfo Canon on a new podcast. Rodolfo is a  successful commercial real estate agent and developer around Denver. He wanted to start a podcast that focuses on commercial real estate and developments around Denver. I loved the idea because it's an opportunity for me to about the commercial side of real estate, which I have an interest in. Long story short, I'm excited to announce that the new podcast is live. It's called the "Denver Commercial Real Estate and Development" podcast. The podcast explores various deals that Rodolfo has been involved in: A multimillion dollar sale of a warehouse in RiNo. He breaks down various development projects that he's helped put together around Denver - A one of a kind condo building on Tennyson St. We'll discuss projects that have the potential to reshape Denver over the next 30 years - like the Aerotropolis concept around DIA. He'll also bring on various guests - like chief economic advisors from various municipalities around Denver. Today's show is a recently recorded about an office building right next to Sloans Lake. If you enjoy the show and want to learn more than search for "Denver Commercial Real Estate and Development" podcast. Enjoy! Connect with Rodolfo Canon at https://www.CanonPG.com

MIchael Hightower is a community leader with decades-long engagement in the development of South Metro Atlanta. He'll discuss Aerotropolis, the annual South Metro Development Outlook event and his work in The Collaborative Firm, LLC.

October 7th - Shelley A. Lamar, Executive Director Of Aerotropolis Atlanta by Lou Weiland

Gerald McDowell, Executive Director Of Aerotropolis Atlanta CIDs - February 25th, 2017 by Lou Weiland

Download Episode We talk about the new A train going out to DIA, proposed Aerotropolis project for DIA, finish our reviews of Shannara Chronicles and Doctor Who Series 9 Aerotropolis Haven Head (intro & outro music) The post Episode 68 appeared first on Honest, Open & Vulnerable.

Train service between Denver's Union Station and DIA starts in less than a month. It is a key step in making the airport the heart of a second city center, but will it form in an intelligent manner? "Much of the development we've seen around airports to date has been spontaneous, haphazard," says author John Kasarda. He talks about that with us. Then, how the thorniest issue at the state Capitol came to be this year: the hospital provider fee. We hear from its godfather. Then, Boulder County ends the battle over GMOs on its public lands, and KUNC's Luke Runyon joins us to sort through the matter.

Does the growth of huge airports and their associated infrastructure and hinterland mark a change in the world as profound as that which accompanied the growth of cities?

Markets get hot for different reasons.  And if you get into a rising market it can be a lot of fun.But when the tide of hot money roles out, does your market have a solid foundation for stability and recovery?As the economic ups and downs create bigger waves, the potential for profit and loss rise too.  And picking the right market for the right reason can make all the difference.To make sure you're on the winning side of these cycles, it's important to understand what makes a real estate market attractive to residents and the businesses that employ them.A critical component of resilient markets is infrastructure.  And not just any infrastructure, but the critical infrastructure that's going to be most likely to appeal to the type of people and businesses that make ideal tenants.In this episode of The Real Estate Guys radio show, we take a look at the topic of infrastructure and its essential role in a real estate market.  PLUS, we get a surprise visit from a special friend.Enjoy!The Real Estate Guys™ radio show provides real estate investing news, education, training and resources to help real estate investors succeed.  Learn more and subscribe to the free newsletter! Visit www.realestateguysradio.com.

D. G. Martin interviews John D. Kasarda - Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next

This brilliant and eye-opening look at the new phenomenon called the aerotropolis gives us a glimpse at the way we will live in the near future—and the way we will do business, too. Not so long ago, airports were built near cities, and roads connected the one to the other. This pattern—the city in the center, the airport on the periphery— shaped life in the twentieth century, from the central city to exurban sprawl. Today, the ubiquity of jet travel, round-the-clock workdays, overnight shipping, and global business networks has turned the pattern inside out. Soon the airport will be at the center and the city will be built around it, the better to keep workers, suppliers, executives, and goods in touch with the global market.

October 21 - NewsTalk 760 WJR presents Powering Michigan39s Future - Episode 2 - The Aerotropolis.

June 2010 - NewsTalk 760 WJR presents Powering Michigan39s Future - Episode 10 - An update on the The Aerotropolis project and Cobo Hall.