Projects, Activities & Associations
With a decade of experience in investment property management, a strong commitment to historic heritage and a business promoting RE Use, Bay Stevens has gained a reputation as the catalyst for sustainable growth. She has done site visits of historic industries, manufacturers and current operations in cities including Providence, Baltimore, Columbus, Duluth, Beijing, Harbin and Wuhan, China. As a licensed real estate broker she puts advocacy into action, working with agents and developers to build capacity for obsolete and historic properties.
Bay designed and maintains
www.ReUseIt.info, providing information and resources for community-based and private developers. She helps her clients find a competitive edge and grow a sustainable future.As an event planner she designed, hosted and led a two-day workshop: Host at: RE Use It! development opportunities along New Mexico’s Historic Railroad Corridor. The event drew participation from around the country, and investment for six local community development initiatives. She was the chair of the Toastmasters Spring Conference for 2004, Division B Governor and SpeechCraft project leader in 2005-2006
Member: Association of Fundraising Professionals; 1000 Friends: support for Smart Growth, NM Heritage Preservation Alliance; Marketing Masters Toastmasters; Leadership 23, Toastmasters; Society for Industrial Archeology, East Mountain Historical Society, East Mountain Chamber of Commerce, Intota Expert Networkwww.intota.com
Professional training and participation : STPP New Mexico Transportation Initiative Meeting 2002; Department of Transportation Multimodal Summit 2003; Santa Fe Business Expo 200; national MainStreet conference 2004; national Society for Industrial Archeology 2004; NM Heritage Preservation Alliance conference 2002, 2004; NM conference on Agri-Tourism 2003; ICMA Brownfields Development conference 2004, 2005; NM Data Users conference 200;4 Business Matchmaking 2005; Session leader, NM Society of Professional Engineers December 2005; New Mexico Solar Energy Association June 2006; ; United Way Center for Non-Profit Excellence May 2006; East Mountain Chamber of Commerce enterprise workshop series for 2007; Federal Reserve Bank conference, Dallas, October 2006; National Brownfields conference Boston November 2006; Alabama MBEC
Projects, Presentations:Professional training modules:
Building a Brand Map; East Mountain Chamber of Commerce, March 2007, Alabama Minority Business Enterprise Center, May, 2007
Selling Your Story; enterprise power pack. Four part workshop series for the East Mountain Chamber of Commerce 2007
Mental Flexibility; Bernalillo County Library System staff, June 1, 2007
Re Use: Site evaluation and funding, Toyei School redevelopment, Navajo Nation;
WESST Corp. Incubator Project Bricks & Mortar committee; $2milllion capital campaign
Re Use for brownfields sites, Enterprise Zones, decommissioned manufacturing & government facilities, BRACs
Re Use: UNM School of Architecture & Planning Regionalism & Preservation summer institute
Re Use: Site review, marketing & consultation, Cedar Rapids, IA October 2005
2004, 2005, 2006 Brownfields Redevelopment conference; SIA conference 2005, UNM graduate program: Preservation & Regionalism, June 2005; Brownfields Redevelopment Conference 2005, Denver, CO
Presentation for NM Society of Professional Engineers December 2005
host of the Toastmasters Leadership Institute in 2006, Conference committee 2006, High Performance Leadership project.
Ongoing education & training: (BA English writing & literature Boston University 1969) (UNM School of Architecture National Register survey of Grand Avenue apartments), Community College of New Mexico: Adobe PhotoshopCS advanced 2004, Adobe Illustrator CS, Quark Xpress professional, two dimensional drawing 2006, Financial Accounting fall 2006, Business Math, Life Drawing Spring 2007
Bay Stevens
Re Use It!
PO Box 2066 Tijeras NM 87059
Phone:505-480-1999
New Mexico real estate broker’s license #16044
