Jim Peters,
President, Responsible
Hospitality Institute (RHI) will present on the
latest research, trends and strategies key to successful
hospitality zones.
Primary Trends Driving the
Nighttime Economy
Core Elements of a Hospitality
Zone
Stakeholders for a Transformation
Team
Successful Tools for Implementation
of Best Practices
11:45 am
Luncheon and the
Hollywood Story
A great opportunity
to network and discuss situations in your district you
want to present for discussion in the afternoon. A
keynote presentation by Elizabeth Peterson will showcase
how
the integration of policy, policing, practices and
promotion can enhance the nighttime economy.
Elizabeth
Peterson, President, EPG, Inc. provides
insights as an co-owner of three venues in
Los Angeles and consultant to more
than 600 nightlife businesses opening and
operating in Hollywood and the Los Angeles area.
1:30 pm
The Seattle Story
- Dancing, Singing and Sleeping
A panel of
Seattle's leaders will share insights and
strategies on the evolution of policy, education
and organizational strategies to enhance the
city's nighttime economy.
James Keblas,
Executive Director, City of Seattle Mayor's
Office of Film and Music will guide the
discussion.
Jason Lajeunesse,
Co-Owner, Neumos
Bob Peth,
Joint Enforcement Team, Seattle Police Department
3:00 pm
Roundtable
Discussion
Using case studies developed
during lunch you can ask the panel or consult with
peers from surrounding cities to compare strategies and
tools for planning, managing and policing hospitality
zones. Learn about the challenges other cities face and
how they overcame them, or discover untapped
opportunities to enhance the quality and economic
potential of your nighttime economy..
