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The Club at Brickell Bay Plaza Wins the Coveted Comeback Kid Award at 2014 Florida Communities of Excellence

Saturday, June 7th, 2014

Miami, FL (PRWEB) June 04, 2014

The Club at Brickell Bay Plaza, a 43-story residential high-rise located in Miamis Brickell financial district, walked away with a Comeback Kid award during the 2014 Florida Communities of Excellence, held on Friday, May 2 in Orlando, FL.

These annual awards serve as a recognition program to shine a spotlight on positive and productive initiatives that condominiums, homeowners associations and cooperatives statewide have implemented. The Comeback Kid award is presented to communities whose boards and managers have developed successful turnaround programs to revitalize distressed properties, and is a nod to the board and management of The Club at Brickell Bay for its efforts in revamping their troubled community.

For years, The Club at Brickell Bay Plaza was reputed as an epicenter for real estate speculators seeking large returns quickly in the Brickell area. The ensuing mortgage crisis caused the community to rapidly decline as over a third of these speculators abandoned their units, and it experienced a slew of financial and legal challenges. In 2012, The Club at Brickell Bays Board of Directors teamed up with FirstService Residential its then new property management company to assist in setting the communitys affairs in order.

New York Civic, Business and Communities Heed Call to Action on Education, Raise More Than $60,000 at UNCF A Mind Is Hamptons Summer Benefit

Sunday, September 22nd, 2013


East Hampton, NY (PRWEB) September 06, 2013

FOR REPORTERS: To access pictures of the UNCF A Mind Is Hamptons Summer Benefit, please go to https://uncf.box.com/s/yf2mzhdz1idacqec1n9d .

New York business, civic and community leaders joined UNCF (the United Negro College Fund) the nations largest and most effective minority education association on Saturday, August 24, at the second annual A Mind Is Hamptons Summer Benefit. Held at the East Hampton Point Resort, the event celebrated education and called on supporters to invest in better futures for African American and other students of college by ensuring they receive the education they need and the county needs them to have as they prepare to become the leaders of the 21st century. The Hamptons Summer Benefit raised more than $ 60,000 toward that goal.

On behalf of UNCF and the students we serve, I want to thank everyone who came out and supported our young people through this wonderful event. They are the reason we are able to support more than 60,000 students each year through 13,000 scholarships under 400 programs, said Maurice Jenkins, senior vice president of UNCF. We need to invest in their dreams through a new philanthropy that will pay dividends for them, and for all of us.

The A Mind Is Hamptons Summer Benefit was hosted by the UNCF Leadership Council of New York. Sylvia and Kenneth Woods, owners of legendary Sylvias Restaurant in Harlem also attended, as did Camille Clark and members of the Metro Manhattan Chapter of The Links. Dr. Luther Clark, global director, Merck Scientific Affairs, Olympic fencing champion Keeth Smart and Nicole Christie of NBCs Fashion Star and H&M communications executive also attended the event.

Several key supporters were inducted in the A Mind Is Giving Society in recognition of their support for UNCF education initiatives. They were:

Wallick Communities Names Hinga Senior Vice President

Friday, July 19th, 2013

Columbus (PRWEB) July 14, 2013

Wallick Communities CEO Tom Feusse today announced that Bill Hinga has joined the company as Senior Vice President of Business Development. In this role, Hinga will develop key relationships, identify and mine new opportunities, and expand Wallicks partnerships and collaboration in the industry.

Previously he was Senior Managing Director of the Affordable Housing Group at Red Capital Group. Hinga has held positions at Huntington National Bank, Banc One, Prescott, Ball & Turben, Cranston Securities, and Bank of America.

Hinga earned his BA in Economics from the University of Notre Dame and his MBA from The Ohio State University.

Active in his profession, he is a past president of the Ohio Housing Council, a statewide association of affordable housing professionals whose goal is to increase production and preservation of affordable housing in the state of Ohio.

Bill is a well-known and highly respected professional with 30 years experience in commercial real estate, community development and public finance, said Feusse. We look forward to his leadership and vision as Wallick continues to expand and become the Midwests largest owner and manager of affordable housing.

Based in Columbus, Wallick Communities (wallickcos.com) is Ohios largest owner-manager of affordable housing, operating four business divisions: Wallick-Hendy Development, Wallick Construction, Wallick Asset Management and Wallick-Hendy Properties. The company, with 700 employees, specializes in affordable multifamily housing in the Midwest. Through its various operations, Wallick has developed and built hundreds of communities and currently manages in excess of 14,000 apartments in more than 200 locations. Founded in 1966 by Jack Wallick, and currently owned by his children Howard Wallick and Julie Wallick and CEO Tom Feusse, the family business adheres to its founders ideals of integrity and consistent quality.

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