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Title: PUBLICPRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND LOCAL DEFENSE COMMUNITIES REWRITING THE RULES


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PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND LOCAL DEFENSE
COMMUNITIESREWRITING THE RULES
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Old RuleNational Markets Dictate Local Focus
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New Rule Local Markets Can Set National Agenda
  • Strength of Local Partnerships
  • National Partners Create connectivity with larger
    market trends
  • Mission Growth Presents Opportunity for Community
    Growth
  • Base Closure sets New Local Stage for creative
    PPP initiatives

4
Old rule Big Deals with Complex Deal Structures
Win
  • Success depends on scale
  • Larger deals receive more State and Federal
    funding
  • Gaining Installations with largest programs
  • Closing installations with large land mass

5
New RuleCommunities and Bases Focused on
Innovative Ventures Win
  • 2nd and 3rdTier Cities gain traction using PPP
  • Sharing of Resources and Technologies
  • Multiple Governmental Partners (Collocation)
  • University Partners
  • Big Deals are portioned out
  • EUL and other partnerships create long term value

6
Old RuleFinancings Follow Public Finance Model
  • Modified Tax-Exempt structures
  • Taxable Structures
  • Beginnings of new marketplace

7
New RulePPP Financings Combine Finance Models
  • Taxable Structures
  • Tax Exempt Infrastructure Projects
  • Real Estate Finance with EUL
  • Equipment Financings for Technical Projects

8
Lightning Round
  • PPP really means Participation, Persistence and
    Profit
  • You can have it both ways
  • Be Fair
  • Be Reasonable
  • Take a Long Range View

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Second Round
  • Focus on Cost and Demand Value
  • Focus on the Prize
  • Use your small successes to create larger
    partnerships
  • Find partners with staying power
  • Keep communications current and consistent

10
Third Round
  • Plan to Succeed
  • Plan to Fail
  • Infrastructure rules
  • Risk Reward
  • Know what you want
  • If it sounds too good to be true

11
Be Skeptical
But Open
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Final Round
  • Understand your partners motivation
  • Understand the military partners mission and
    methods
  • Understand your competition
  • Understand the game is won over a long time with
    sustained effort

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Some Rules Never Change
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