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SUMMARY:November 2026 Monthly Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us on November 10 from 11:30 AM–1:00 PM at the Headliners Club [221 W 6th St.\, Fl 21 – Granger Room]. \nUnder the Dome: A Look Ahead at the 90th Texas Legislative Session\nFeaturing: Representative Ellen Troxclair – Texas House of Representatives \nJoin us for a conversation on the 90th Texas legislative session with the honorable Representative Ellen Troxclair of Texas House District 19. We’ll cover key policy developments at the legislature and get an insider look at the happenings at the Capitol. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and engaged!  \nAbout our speaker: Representative Ellen Troxclair is the proven conservative voice for Texas House District 19\, the heart of the Hill Country. Elected and re-elected in decisive victories\, she has served with distinction in the 88th and 89th Legislative Sessions\, and subsequent special sessions. A devoted wife and mother\, church member\, nonprofit leader\, and small business owner\, Representative Troxclair is honored to represent the Texans of Blanco\, Burnet\, Gillespie\, Kendall\, and western Travis Counties. \nDuring the 88th Legislature\, she served on the Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee\, Culture\, Recreation & Tourism Committee\, the House Select Committee on Community Safety\, and the Select Study Committee on Sustainable Property Tax Relief. In the 89th Legislature\, she served on the Ways & Means Committee\, the Department of Government Efficiency Committee\, and the Select Committee for Governmental Oversight. \nRepresentative Troxclair was a key advocate in passing both the largest property tax cut – so far – and the biggest day-one school choice bill in United States history\, at the forefront of protecting private property and our natural world against ill-sited infrastructure incursions\, providing unprecedented support to secure our border\, defining “man” and “woman” in State law\, protecting women’s ability to compete fairly in sports\, and ensuring that our children are shielded from those who wish them harm. She is a leading voice in ensuring every child has access to a great education\, expanding property tax relief\, and keeping Texas a great place to enjoy\, live\, work\, and raise a family. \nHer principled low tax\, limited government\, and pro-child values have helped to shape the national conversation and keep Texas a beacon of liberty. \nRepresentative Troxclair is the bestselling author of Step Up! How to Advocate like a Woman\, inspiring a new generation of conservative women to boldly join the fight\, through advocacy and leadership in policy and politics. Representative Troxclair previously served as the youngest-ever elected woman\, and lone conservative voice\, on Austin City Council. In addition to managing a thriving small business in residential real estate\, her background also includes work as a Senior Fellow with the Texas Public Policy Foundation\, as a Fox News contributor\, and as a writer for Real Clear Politics\, the Washington Examiner\, and the Daily Caller. \nRepresentative Troxclair and her husband Caleb are active members of their local church and school communities\, and loving parents of three young children\, who are ninth generation Texans. The Troxclairs are steadfast in their Christian faith\, and seek to foster in their family an appreciation of the natural beauty and bounty of our state\, and the spirit of grit & grace which has made Texas such a unique and special place to call home. \nDeadline to register is Thursday\, November 5 @ noon. Guarantees to the venue necessitate this policy. \nParking: Parking is available in the attached Procore Tower garage. Please note that there are two entrances and two exits for the garage. The entrances are on 5th Street and Colorado Street and the exits are on 5th Street and Lavaca Street. Carpooling is encouraged as the garage can get congested when exiting. Parking will be validated thanks to our Industry Partner\, Peak Parking. Validations will be provided at the IREM check-in table upon departure. \n \nPhotography notice: By attending this event\, you acknowledge that you are aware your image may appear in on IREM Austin social media platforms\, promotional material and other media as requested. Questions: contact Jen George\, CAE at atxIREM@gmail.com. Photos by: John Huang Photography \nIMPORTANT: Please note any dietary restrictions on your registration form. Onsite special requests for changes are subject to an additional fee. \nMEMBERS: You must be logged in to receive the Member/Industry Partner rate. Click here to login. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/november-2026-monthly-luncheon/
LOCATION:Headliners Club\, 221 W 6th St Suite 2100\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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DTSTAMP:20261006T171113Z
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SUMMARY:October 2026 Monthly Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us on October 13 from 11:30 AM–1:00 PM at the Headliners Club [221 W 6th St.\, Fl 21 – Granger Room]. \nConnecting Central Texas: A Conversation with City of Austin & Movability\nLearn about transportation\, roadway planning\, development\, and infrastructure projects impacting the Austin region. The discussion will explore major roadway improvements\, traffic planning and impact studies\, infrastructure projects such as I-35\, and how these efforts affect properties\, businesses\, residents\, and future development. Panelists will also discuss how public agencies\, developers\, transportation organizations\, and the private sector are working together to address congestion\, improve mobility\, and support Central Texas’ continued growth. \n\nAbout our presenters: \nCarina Boston Pinales – Executive Director\, Movability \nCarina Boston Pinales is Executive Director of Movability\, Central Texas’ nonprofit transportation management association. Her work connects employers\, public agencies\, mobility providers\, and communities to practical transportation solutions that improve access\, support economic growth\, and help people navigate a changing region. \nWith more than a decade of experience across transportation\, sustainability\, and economic development\, Carina has managed corporate sustainability and commute programs for Fortune 100 clients and supported regional economic planning. She brings a collaborative approach to turning transportation challenges into actionable strategies\, connecting organizations with the partnerships\, programs\, and resources needed to move solutions forward. \nAs a business owner and founder of the first coworking space in the Central Texas Innovation Corridor\, Splash\, Carina also brings a firsthand understanding of how location\, parking\, accessibility\, and the surrounding built environment affect business operations and the people who use a property. At Movability\, she connects that perspective with mobility planning and commuter support to help property owners\, managers\, and developers consider transportation as part of property operations\, tenant experience\, and planning for growth. \nJacob Barrett\, AICP\, MPA – Transportation Demand Programs Manager\, City of Austin \nJacob Barrett serves as the City of Austin’s Transportation Demand Management Program Manager. He is responsible for a portfolio of programming which includes implementing the City’s $48M Climate Pollution Reduction Grant to reduce VMT in Central Texas\, electrifying and expanding the City’s public bikeshare system\, providing resources and incentives for both Austin community members and the City’s employees to get to work more sustainably\, and guiding the community towards the adopted Austin Strategic Mobility Plan goal of a 50-50 mode share. Prior to the City of Austin\, He had a career in Advertising and Marketing serving clients like L.L.Bean\, the Houston Rockets\, Houston Dynamo\, Austin YMCA\, Trail Conservancy\, and others. He also worked to launch Austin ISD’s first marketing campaign to increase and retain student enrollment. Barrett holds a Master’s of Public Affairs from the University of Texas at Austin\, and a Bachelor’s in Advertising and Public Relations from TCU. \n  \nDeadline to register is Thursday\, October 8 @ noon. Guarantees to the venue necessitate this policy. \nParking: Parking is available in the attached Procore Tower garage. Please note that there are two entrances and two exits for the garage. The entrances are on 5th Street and Colorado Street and the exits are on 5th Street and Lavaca Street. Carpooling is encouraged as the garage can get congested when exiting. Parking will be validated thanks to our Industry Partner\, Peak Parking. \n \nPhotography notice: By attending this event\, you acknowledge that you are aware your image may appear in on IREM Austin social media platforms\, promotional material and other media as requested. Questions: contact Jen George\, CAE at atxIREM@gmail.com. Photos by: John Huang Photography \nIMPORTANT: Please note any dietary restrictions on your registration form. Onsite special requests for changes are subject to an additional fee. \nMEMBERS: You must be logged in to receive the Member/Industry Partner rate. Click here to login. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/october-2026-monthly-luncheon/
LOCATION:Headliners Club\, 221 W 6th St Suite 2100\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260811T113000
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SUMMARY:August 2026 Monthly Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us on August 11 from 11:30 AM–1:00 PM at the Headliners Club [221 W 6th St.\, Fl 21 – Granger Room]. A conversation featuring the vision behind Waterline and The Confluence\, and how placemaking is shaping the next generation of commercial real estate. \nAbout our speaker: Andrew Smith is Senior Vice President for Lincoln Property Company in Austin\, Texas. In this role\, Andrew is directly responsible for the generation of business opportunities relating to agency leasing\, property management\, construction management and project development.  This includes oversight of business relationships with owners\, investors\, lenders\, brokers and tenants. Andrew has 35 years of experience in commercial real estate leasing and brokerage.  He joined Lincoln in 2016 and has extensive leasing experience in a number of Southwest Markets (Austin\, Houston\, New Orleans and Dallas). \nPrior to joining Lincoln\, he served as Director of Leasing for Parkway Properties (2 years)\, was Vice President for Thomas Properties Group (5 years) and had a 13-year career as Managing Director for Equity Office Properties.  He got his start in commercial real estate in the Houston office of CB Richard Ellis in 1986. \nDeadline to register is Friday\, August 7  @ noon. Guarantees to the venue necessitate this policy. \nParking: Parking is available in the attached Procore Tower garage. Please note that there are two entrances and two exits for the garage. The entrances are on 5th Street and Colorado Street and the exits are on 5th Street and Lavaca Street. Carpooling is encouraged as the garage can get congested when exiting. Parking will be validated thanks to our Industry Partner\, Peak Parking. \n \nPhotography notice: By attending this event\, you acknowledge that you are aware your image may appear in on IREM Austin social media platforms\, promotional material and other media as requested. Questions: contact Jen George\, CAE at atxIREM@gmail.com. Photos by: John Huang Photography \nIMPORTANT: Please note any dietary restrictions on your registration form. Onsite special requests for changes are subject to an additional fee. \nMEMBERS: You must be logged in to receive the Member/Industry Partner rate. Click here to login. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/august-2026-monthly-luncheon/
LOCATION:Headliners Club\, 221 W 6th St Suite 2100\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260310T133000
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SUMMARY:March 2026 Monthly Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us on March 10 from 11:30 AM–1:00 PM at the Headliners Club [221 W 6th St.\, Fl 21 – Granger Room] for a timely luncheon: IREM Community Conversation with APD Assistant Chief JJ Schmidt. Hear directly from JJ Schmidt\, Assistant Chief of the Austin Police Department\, as he shares updates impacting Austin’s commercial real estate and property management community. \nDiscussion topics will include APD staffing and funding updates and how those changes are affecting operations and response efforts. We’ll also cover a downtown update\, including trends related to the unhoused community and what strategies are currently in place. With SXSW and other major events approaching\, Assistant Chief Schmidt will provide insight into current public safety planning and other issues significantly impacting APD. The conversation will also address ICE activity and protests\, including practical guidance for property managers on how to respond if ICE appears at their buildings and how to communicate with tenants. This will be an informative\, solutions-focused discussion with time for questions and open dialogue. \nMeet APD Assistant Chief JJ Schmidt: Assistant Chief Schmidt grew up in Austin and began his law enforcement career in 1992\, working for other agencies prior to joining the Austin Public Safety Emergency Management Department in 2007\, serving as a Division Chief. He joined APD in 2009 when the two departments merged. He worked various assignments as an APD officer including patrol\, Austin Regional Intelligence Center (ARIC)\, Police Technology Unit\, hostage negotiator\, and assisted with Executive Protection assignments. Upon his promotions\, he worked as a Detective in the Homicide Cold Case/Missing Persons Unit\, served as a Sergeant in patrol\, Internal Affairs\, Air Support Unit\, and as a squad leader for the Special Response Team (SRT). As a Lieutenant\, he joined the Executive Team and was assigned to Staffing. He transferred to Special Operations\, where he managed the Air Support and K9 Units. Additionally\, he served in the rotation for tactical command during SWAT operations. As a Commander\, he managed the Northeast Area Patrol Command (Edward Sector)\, with a strong focus on reducing violent crime and building relationships in the community.  Assistant Chief Schmidt holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Texas State University\, a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Assistant Chief Schmidt has made meaningful and positive contributions to APD and the Austin community. \nDeadline to register is Friday\, March 6 @ noon. Guarantees to the venue necessitate this policy. \nParking: Parking is available in the attached Procore Tower garage. Please note that there are two entrances and two exits for the garage. The entrances are on 5th Street and Colorado Street and the exits are on 5th Street and Lavaca Street. Carpooling is encouraged as the garage can get congested when exiting. Parking will be validated thanks to our Industry Partner\, Peak Parking. \n \nPhotography notice: By attending this event\, you acknowledge that you are aware your image may appear in on IREM Austin social media platforms\, promotional material and other media as requested. Questions: contact Jen George\, CAE at atxIREM@gmail.com. Photos by: John Huang Photography \nIMPORTANT: Please note any dietary restrictions on your registration form. Onsite special requests for changes are subject to an additional fee. \nMEMBERS: You must be logged in to receive the Member/Industry Partner rate. Click here to login. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/march-2026-monthly-luncheon/
LOCATION:Headliners Club\, 221 W 6th St Suite 2100\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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