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29386 Northwestern Highway,
in the Market Street Plaza in
Southfield.
Michael Bennett, vice presi-
dent of Trammell Crow Compa-
ny, a national real estate broker,
has been awarded the Certified
Commercial Investment Mem-
ber designation by the Commer-
cial Investment Real Estate
Institute, an affiliate of the Na-
tional Association of Realtors.
Mr. Bennett is a resident of
Rochester Hills.
Charles A. Bale, formerly of
Bloomfield Hills, has received a
bachelor of science degree in
management at Cardinal Stritch
College in Milwaukee. Mr. Bale
is vice president in charge of the
cellular telephone division at
Ameritech in Milwaukee.
Roger E. Winkelman of the
Farmington Hills-based law firm
of Couzens, Lansky, Felk, Ellis,
Roeder and Lazar, P.C., has been
appointed by Wayne County Ex-
ecutive Edward H. McNamara
and Detroit Mayor Dennis W.
Archer to the board of directors'
of the City of Detroit/Wayne
County Roundtable of Sustain-
able Development. The goal of
the Roundtable is to foster con-
sensus among southeastern
Michigan stakeholders on the
means by which development
can be sustained in the city. Mr.
Winkelman is a resident of
Bloomfield Township.
management firm, as corp-
orate controller. Ms. Frohlich, of
West Bloomfield, was formerly
employed by Kirschner Hutton
Perlin, P.C.
The Fifth Annual
Commercial Real
Estate Forecast
and Breakfast con-
ference will be held
from 7-9:30 - a.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 9, at
the Southfield Radis-
son Hotel. Among the
speakers are James
Tervo, executive as-
sistant to Detroit
Mayor Dennis Arch-
er, who will speak on
real estate opportuni-
ties and Detroit revi-
talization projects,
and Julia Stasch,
President Clinton's
GSA deputy administrator. Pre-
registration is $20; registration
at the door is $25. For informa-
tion, call (810). 362-6800.
The Business Enterprise De-
velopment Center in Troy is of-
fering two workshops, from
9-11:30 a.m. Jan. 10 and Jan. 24,
on starting a business and writ-
ing a business plan, i vspective-
ly. The cost for the first workshop
is $10, which includes a work-
book. The second workshop is $35
per person, including a workbook.
For more information, call (810)
952-5800.
Building Industry Associa-
tion of Southeastern Michi-
gan will hold a special
meeting/luncheon for local de-
velopers on Wednesday, Jan. 10,
at the Northfield Hilton, 5500
Crooks Road in Troy. Economist
Dave Seiders will discuss eco-
nomic factors expected to affect
the industry in 1996 and G.
"Buzz" Silverman will provide re-
sults of the 1995 home building
season in southeast Michigan.
The fees are $20 for members;
$45 for non-members. For more
information, call (810) 737-4477.
Oakland Community College
and the Michigan Manufac-
turing Technology Center will
continue their Manufacturers
Breakfast Seminar series at 7:30
p.m. Thursday, Jan. 1:1, with
"Temporary Workforce: Problem
or Solution." The seminar will be
held in the Advanced Technolo-
gy Center, Room T-1, on the
Auburn Hills Campus of OCC.
Joan Frohlich, CPA, has joined The cost is $10. For more infor-
the Farmington Hills-based mation, call 1-800-292-4484, Ext.
Fourmidable Group, a property 4107.