Wells Fargo to Host National Trust Real Estate Conference
April 28 2004 - 12:30PM
PR Newswire (US)
Wells Fargo to Host National Trust Real Estate Conference SAN
FRANCISCO, April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Financial
professionals across the country who manage real estate for wealthy
clients will be hosted by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. at the 2004 annual
National Trust Real Estate Association Conference in San Francisco
from May 4 to 7. "This will be the largest national gathering of
trust real estate professionals ever held," said Conference host,
Heather Fairfull, Regional Trust Asset Manager of Wells Fargo's
Real Estate and Specialty Assets Group. "For these professionals,
the Conference provides an opportunity to hear updated information
on fiduciary, legal and real estate management issues and to
increase their professionalism, which leads to better client
service and satisfaction. For Wells Fargo, which is one of the
country's top providers of trust real estate services, it's an
honor to host the conference." In addition to hosting the
Conference, which will be held at the Pan Pacific Hotel, Wells
Fargo will provide experts to lead presentations and panel
discussions: -- David Coffaro, Managing Director of Wells Fargo
Private Client Services, will join Heather Fairfull to provide
welcoming remarks to conference participants. -- Drew Anderson,
Wells Fargo's Regional Trust Asset Director for the Real Estate and
Specialty Assets division of Private Client Services, will
participate in a panel on best practices. -- Ann Hart Wernz,
Assistant General Counsel in the Wells Fargo Law Department, will
speak about "Uniform Principal and Income Act Considerations in
Real Estate Investment Decisions." The NTREA is a non-profit
organization for institutional trust real estate professionals. It
provides formal education activities through its annual conference,
featuring a variety of technical and professional topics ranging
from creative land planning to fiduciary law updates. Member
financial services industry firms hold title to real estate and
mineral interests in 50 states and Canada, with a total market
value exceeding $22 billion. Wells Fargo's Real Estate and
Specialty Assets division provides asset management, in a fiduciary
capacity, for: commercial, residential, agricultural, retail and
office real estate; closely held businesses such as C-corporations,
S-corporations, limited liability companies, sole partnerships,
limited partnerships, and family limited partnerships; and
specialty assets, including oil, gas and mineral assets, and loans,
notes and contracts. Wells Fargo works to preserve and enhance the
value of these non-financial assets within the context of a
client's overall portfolio, investment objectives and goals. Wells
Fargo's Real Estate and Specialty Assets division falls within the
company's Private Client Services group, which provides investment
management, trust and estate services, and private banking in 23
states. Wells Fargo & Company is a diversified financial
services company with $397 billion in assets, providing banking,
insurance, investments, mortgage and consumer finance from more
than 5,900 stores and the internet (wellsfargo.com) across North
America and elsewhere internationally. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is
the only "Aaa"-rated bank in the United States. DATASOURCE: Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A. CONTACT: Event Press Contact for Wells Fargo,
Daphne Larkin, +1-707-963-2025, or Wells Fargo, Private Client
Services, Mike Bares, +1-612-667-6704 Web site:
http://www.wellsfargo.com/
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