Showing posts with label Nashville Medical Trade Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nashville Medical Trade Center. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

NV Med Trade Center-VUMC pact

Market Center Management Company, the Dallas firm developing the Nashville Medical Trade Center, announced today that Vanderbilt University Medical Center has dubbed NMTC a preferred vendor for space and infrastructure for continuing medical education. Details of the relationship were not released. Related earlier VNC story.

Monday, March 14, 2011

N'ville Med Trade Center fate

Well, having been in those shoes, we can't say we blame Nashville Medical Trade Center spokesman Cole Daugherty for stayin' on message. Here's our note.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Med Trade Center's China ties

Nashville Medical Trade Center developers Market Center Management Company (Crow Holdings) said in a release today Beijing-based Huida Investment Management Company will lead development of a "China pavillion" within the trade center, which MCMC still says will openin 2013, and which is to have 1.5 million square feet of space, eventually. NMTC here. The release will eventually be here.

Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Battle of the Med Marts

Nashvillians are closely watching progress at Cleveland's proposed medical mart within a convention center. Financing there has long been virtually assured, even though community doubts remain regarding the sheer prudence of the project, as The Tennessean and NP.com report. VNC's previous Mart coverage on this blog is here, and newsite coverage here.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Nashville Medical Trade Center updated

Bill Winsor, point man for Crow Holdings Nashville Medical Trade Center, provides a bit of an update on the project in this SmartPlanet story, Nov. 8th.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Med Trade Center ripples quietly spread

Nashville Business Journal's Brandon Gee reports Nashville Medical Trade Center officials have been mum since attending the HiMSS conference, which they said they considered the kickoff for their trade-center leasing activities. Reporter Brandon Gee's contacts with spokespersons for HMS, Passport, Emdeon and others yielded noncommittal responses. Noncommittal, as in holding their cards close in the midst of lease negotiations?

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Osborn named GM for Medical Trade Center

David Osborn (left), who has been spearheading with Dallas executives the successful campaign for the Nashville Medical Trade Center, has been named general manager, according to a release this morning.

Thursday, January 07, 2010

Rival med center scales-back, MCC body votes approval

The medical trade mart in New York City that has been a rival to Nashville's own planned Nashville Medical Trade Center has scaled-back its square-footage plans to enable the group -- the World Product Center -- to begin operating earlier than previously planned. Crain's New York Business Health Pulse (subscription) says the WPC's planned "tower" has been "scrapped," and goes on to explain, in part, "The center's backers now say they will lease only 300,000 to 350,000 square feet initially, which they hope to secure by the end of March. They're scouting Manhattan for a site where more space could later be leased for expansion. They say that the initial downshift will enable them to open within 18 months instead of in 2013 as originally planned, giving the project a huge advantage over medical markets proposed for Nashville and Cleveland." News out of Cleveland this morning shows that project has gotten a new head of steam. Meanwhile, here in Nashville, the NBJ reports that this morning the Convention Center Authority, as expected, voted to approve the budget proffered for the new Music City Center, all of which goes to a critical vote in Metro Council, Jan. 19.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Updated 3:23 p.m. NV Medical Trade Center unveiling

[Updated] Market Center Management Co. CEO Bill Winsor (left)told reporters a few minutes ago he believes lenders will be highly receptive to financing the planned Nashville Medical Trade Center. Owners and allies of the proposed Nashville Medical Trade Center gathered here today, announcing details of plans to locate the Center in Metro's existing Convention Center, after construction that will expand the facility to 2MM sq. ft. See our related story and check back for updates.

Saturday, November 28, 2009

NV Med Trade Center debut set

As previously reported by VNC, the Nashville Medical Trade Center's location and some details on features and timeline are to be unveiled during a media teleconference, Monday, Nov. 30, at 3 p.m. Read background on the Trade Center here.

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Med Trade Center's public

As we reported yesterday, the Nashville Medical Trade Center is moving along, with management confident they'll get financing, based in part on Dallas-based Crow Holdings' track record. Right now, it seems the Center could be operational at some level ahead of competing facilities in Cleveland and New York City. An interesting angle that's emerged is that of public engagement -- how best to interest, inform and educate the general public about healthcare, medicine and technologies. One idea is that of an interactive museum. What do you think? Here's the article.

Friday, August 21, 2009

NV Med Trade Center Update

Trammell Crow's Market Center Management CEO Bill Winsor (left) has been in town this week, accepting the healthcare community's embrace for his proposed Nashville Medical Trade Center. But, the project's fate could be influenced by a Metro Council vote this afternoon. Our story's here.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Trade Wars

Pretty mild stuff, really, this competition to create one or more health-medical trade centers in Nashville, New York City and-or Cleveland... Still, Nashville's track record and the convergence of socioeconomic trends have spurred some here to pursue establishment of the Nashville Medical Trade Center. One question: Where will Clayton McWhorter come down, if he has to choose between two very different bandwagons. Read about it here.