CPOMP 2027 Annual Meeting (January 21 - 23, 2027)
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia (Scottsdale, AZ)
CPOMP 2027 Annual Meeting (January 21 - 23, 2027)
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia (Scottsdale, AZ)
Scottsdale, AZ
Sponsor Check-in & Setup
Alhambra FoyerMember Check-in
Board Meeting
CordobaWelcome Reception★
Cortijo Plaza / Castillo LucenaNetworking Breakfast
Alhambra FoyerWelcome
Alhambra BallroomTwo breakouts run at the same time. Choose one.
Learn the fundamentals of physician-owned real estate, including financing, maximizing returns, operating agreements, and planning for successful partner transitions. Designed especially for new and upcoming physician leaders.
Speakers
Shannon Stocker, MDPhysician LiaisonCMAC PartnersModeratorMore groups to come
The decisions made before signing a lease can have a lasting impact on your practice and future ownership opportunities. Through real-world case studies, this session explores how lease terms and length can influence property value, negotiating leverage, and the cost of future ownership. Learn how to structure lease negotiations around both your practice’s immediate needs and long-term real estate goals.
Speakers
Speakers to be announced
Break
Alhambra FoyerLearn how physician groups are using real-world experience and better data to improve real estate outcomes. Through actual case studies, explore strategies for buyouts and retirement transitions, valuations, agreement restructuring, and lease negotiations—all designed to strengthen returns and long-term value.
Speakers
Mike McCaslinManaging DirectorCBIZ
Eric Nuttall, CPAEide Bailly
Jennifer StruckAttorneyHall RenderA cash-out refinance can offer more than access to equity—it can create meaningful tax and wealth-building opportunities for physician owners. Using a real-world case study, this session explores strategies involving distributions, depreciation, partner buyouts, interest deductibility, §754 basis adjustments, and more. Learn how thoughtful transaction structuring can benefit current, departing, and incoming partners and help preserve more of the value they’ve built.
Speakers
Michael HauserPartnerHonigman Miller Schwartz and CohnJoining virtuallyKeynote topic and speaker to be announced.
An 18-hole shotgun start at The Short Course at Mountain Shadows.
A ranger-led hike on the Piestewa Peak Nature Trail. It’s an easy to moderate hike with great views of the city and the Sonoran Desert.
Reception, Dinner & Entertainment★
Valencia LawnNetworking Breakfast
Alhambra FoyerTwo breakouts run at the same time. Choose one.
Securing attractive financing starts long before approaching a lender. This session provides a practical roadmap for building a strong financing plan, from project costs and revenue projections to available equity, contingencies, and other key assumptions. Learn how to present the economics of your project in a way lenders can confidently evaluate and underwrite.
Speakers
Chris TollinchiExecutive Vice PresidentCMAC PartnersLearn how early coordination between brokers, builders, financing partners, and practice leadership can help physician groups evaluate opportunities, understand project economics, anticipate challenges, and make confident real estate decisions.
Speakers
Nate BuddVP of Project DevelopmentNeenan Archistruction
Grant BlackhurstDirector of Client SuccessCMAC PartnersInterest rate swaps can change significantly in value over time, creating an often-overlooked impact on partner equity during buy-ins and buyouts. Using real numbers, this session explores how value can unintentionally shift between partners and practical strategies groups can use to account for changing swap values and protect the equity their partners have built.
Speakers
Greg WarrenChairmanCMAC PartnersModeratorBreak
Alhambra FoyerGround-up construction or an existing building? Through real-world examples from two physician groups that took different paths, explore the key factors that can shape the outcome—from acquisition and construction costs to financing, timing, operational disruption, future flexibility, and long-term value. See what each group learned along the way and what they would do differently today.
Speakers
Jared VanderWeele, AIACEOEckert WordellModerator
Bill MicaleCFOHeaton Eye
Steve DobiasManaging DirectorCBIZGuests of attendees are welcome to join the events marked with a star: the receptions and the Friday afternoon activities. Due to limited availability, golf is open to attendees only.
Attire is business casual. Receptions are more relaxed, so something like jeans and a blazer works well. Nothing overly formal is needed, so use your discretion.
Scottsdale in late January is usually mild, with daytime highs in the high 60s and evenings cooling to the low 50s. Both receptions are outdoors, so bring a jacket or warm layer for the evenings.
CPOMP brings together C-level healthcare executives and physician decision-makers from medical groups that own or plan to own their practice real estate, fostering the knowledge, connections, and strategies that drive successful long-term ownership.
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