My team is excited to bring you a new opportunity to learn more about Corvallis and real estate, while meeting some amazing people and expanding your horizons.
Each month you will have the opportunity to meet and learn from people who have knowledge and expertise, in their specialized fields and about Corvallis in general. The unique question and answer format opens the door for you to ask those interesting, and even tough questions, to local experts with qualified knowledge. The one hour events will be informal, quick, and information packed!
Here are the details for next Monday's Talk 2 Lee!
Monday, July 14th 6:30-7:30pm at Town & Country Realty
located at 455 NW Tyler Avenue, Corvallis, OR. Appetizers and drinks will be provided.
Future dates will be: Tuesday, 8/12, Tuesday 9/9, Tuesday 10/14, Tuesday 11/11, December 12/9 and we promise excellent speakers and information. Check the blog, and emails for more details coming soon!
Our special guest for July, 2014 is Oregon State University Land Use Planning Manager David Dodson. He will be answering questions on the future of OSU, the recent growth we have seen and will hopefully provide us a look into his crystal ball for the future. Below is some information about David. He is an amazing person, awesome dad and an asset to Corvallis and OSU.
Because of the room size, our attendance is limited to 15 people and there are only a few spaces left! Please RSVP today to guarantee your special seat. If you know of anyone who might be interested, please be sure to share this communication with them.
Thanks and I hope to hear from you, and see you, soon!
Lee Eckroth
Town & Country Realty, Broker, CNE, C-RIS, e-Pro, GRI
Cell: 541-760-4742
Email: Lee@Talk2Lee.com
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David Dodson graduated from OSU with a Bachelors of Science in Liberal Studies and went on to get a Master’s of Landscape Architecture from California State Polytechnic University.
Early in his career he worked with an international architectural engineering firm based out of Houston, designing overseas embassies, campus master plans, and corporate headquarters for Chrysler, 3M, IBM and Shell Oil. He moved to Corvallis 20 years ago where he worked in the City’s Planning Department processing land use applications, overseeing the City’s historic preservation program, updating the 2020 Vision Statement and the Comprehensive Plan. He left the City after 6 years and started Willamette Valley Planning, a firm that provided consulting services such as land use planning, landscape architecture, and preparation of development applications.
He has worked on a number of contentious projects including the Whiteside Theater, the new Corvallis High School, and numerous Annexations. For the past 4 years David has worked for OSU and he currently serves as the Campus Planning Manager.
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