Sponsorship Opportunities Available for the 2010 Preservation and Revitalization Conference
The 2010 Maryland Preservation & Revitalization Conference will be held in historic Easton on the Eastern Shore from May 20-21 at the Tidewater Inn and the nearby Avalon Theatre. As one of the largest statewide historic preservation conferences in the nation, this annual event brings together key players in the diverse fields related to preservation. Participants include advocates, architects, developers, museum and tourism officials, and representatives from government agencies and local organizations. With all we have to offer, we can provide you with a unique vehicle for increased visibility within your market. Click here for a summary of the sponsorship, exhibition and advertising opportunities. Sponsor commitment must be received by January 29, 2010, if you wish to have your firm or organization's name and logo included in the Registration Brochure. Artwork for advertisements in the Final Program is due by April 2, 2010. Contact Louise Hayman at lhayman@preservationmaryland.org or 410-685-2886 ext. 307 for more information or to become a sponsor.
2009 Preservation and Revitalization Conference
May 28-29, 2009, Tremont Grand, Baltimore, Maryland
The 2009 Preservation and Revitalization Conference was held in Baltimore on May 28 and 29. Over 460 participants converged on the Tremont Grand for two days of educational sessions highlighting both national and local trends in the field of historic preservation. In addition to the 27 classroom sessions, 14 field sessions highlighted the preservation and revitalization efforts in Baltimore City and the surrounding area.
The Conference also featured three special events including a reception to welcome attendees to Baltimore featuring a visit from Edgar Allen Poe. We were pleased to welcome Carl Elefante, Director of Sustainable Design at QUINN EVANS l ARCHITECTS as our keynote speaker for this year's plenary session. Mr. Elefante addressed the role of historic preservation in the green movement and issued a call to action for collaboration between the two movements. The final event of the Conference was the Maryland Historical Trust Awards and Reception which presented 19 awards to outstanding projects and preservation leaders in Maryland.
As we review the 2009 conference, we are looking forward to building an even more successful conference for the future. If you attended the conference and have not done so already please take a moment to fill out our conference survey.
Please contact Jessica Feldt at jfeldt@preservationmaryland.org with any questions about the conference.
2009 Conference Final Program
2009 Conference Schedule-at-a-Glance
C-1 Form for AIA Credits
Attendee List
Sponsors
Platinum
City of Baltimore
(Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association, Baltimore City Heritage Area, Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation, Department of Planning)
Maryland Historical Trust
PNC Bank
Gold
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development/Main Street Maryland
O'Connell & Associates
Traditional Building Exposition and Conference
Silver
AIABaltimore
Hayles & Howe
Historic Roofing Company, Inc.
Penza Bailey Architects
Bronze
A.D. Marble & Company
Dovetail Cultural Resource Group
Goucher College
Houck Group, Inc.
John Milner and Associates
Maryland Historical Society
Murphy & Dittenhafer
Advertiser
Association for Preservation Technology, Washington, D.C. Chapter
Baltimore County Historical Trust
Brennan + Company
Cho Benn Holback + Associates
Gestson and Associates, LLC
Howard Wellman Conservation, LLC
Marks, Thomas Architects
Maryland Environmental Trust
McCracken Consulting, LLC
Niles, Barton & Wilmer
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