Slideshow: Recap from Future of the Riverfront panel discussion

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The ongoing transformation of the city’s riverfront was the topic du jour Wednesday morning in the latest installment of Richmond BizSense’s Future Of panel discussion series.

A crowd of more than 350 filled the Foundry at Tredegar to hear the Future of the Riverfront, featuring a slate of panelists consisting of:

Kevin Vonck, director of planning and development review for the City of Richmond

Nadia O’Dea, senior director of corporate real estate and facilities at CoStar Group

Ken MacDonald, president of IMGoing Events and Starr Hill Presents

Lisa Sims, CEO of Venture Richmond

Jason Vickers-Smith, principal at WVS Cos.

Key points of the discussion included CoStar Group’s massive office complex that’s under construction at 600 Tredegar St., the Richmond Amphitheater proposed on the neighboring Tredegar hillside, as well as ongoing development, conservation and urban planning efforts in the works along the stretch of the river spanning from Rocketts Landing to the Lee Bridge.

Enjoy the slideshow above with photos of the event from HDBros.

The sold out event was the first of at least two Future Of events planned for 2023. Stay tuned for more event announcements.

And thank you to all the Future of the Riverfront sponsors listed below:

The Future of the Riverfront Sponsor Template 538 × 700 px 2

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The ongoing transformation of the city’s riverfront was the topic du jour Wednesday morning in the latest installment of Richmond BizSense’s Future Of panel discussion series.

A crowd of more than 350 filled the Foundry at Tredegar to hear the Future of the Riverfront, featuring a slate of panelists consisting of:

Kevin Vonck, director of planning and development review for the City of Richmond

Nadia O’Dea, senior director of corporate real estate and facilities at CoStar Group

Ken MacDonald, president of IMGoing Events and Starr Hill Presents

Lisa Sims, CEO of Venture Richmond

Jason Vickers-Smith, principal at WVS Cos.

Key points of the discussion included CoStar Group’s massive office complex that’s under construction at 600 Tredegar St., the Richmond Amphitheater proposed on the neighboring Tredegar hillside, as well as ongoing development, conservation and urban planning efforts in the works along the stretch of the river spanning from Rocketts Landing to the Lee Bridge.

Enjoy the slideshow above with photos of the event from HDBros.

The sold out event was the first of at least two Future Of events planned for 2023. Stay tuned for more event announcements.

And thank you to all the Future of the Riverfront sponsors listed below:

The Future of the Riverfront Sponsor Template 538 × 700 px 2

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Stephen Weisensale
Stephen Weisensale
1 year ago

How about slides of the projects featured instead of just a bunch of shiny happy people?

Victoria Woodhull
Victoria Woodhull
1 year ago

So 350 white people are deciding the future of the Richmond Riverfront, in a city that is 55% NOT white?

Leon Phoenix
Leon Phoenix
1 year ago

What saved the riverfront in Richmond was 40 years of neglect and a decreasing population during the 1960s through 2000. No one wanted to invest in Richmond, so developers left it alone and today we have a treasured natural resource worth more than any late 20th century office building that might have been slapped up. Please continue to allow nature to own our riverfront, and only allow in the most discerning developers who have nature and preservation as their main goals.