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[...]... least three parties: (1) the property developer (who specs out the site and builds the mall, office building, etc.), (2) the property xxxv xxxvi Introduction owner/landlord (who buys the building from the developer and then manages the property) , and (3) the property tenants (who lease the building from the owner/ landlord and use the property as just one element of production in their own industrial or... School of Business of the University of Chicago He is an accredited senior appraiser (ASA) of the American Society of Appraisers, certified in business valuation, and a certified business appraiser (CBA) of the Institute of Business Appraisers Mr Van Vleet currently serves on the International Business Valuation Committee of the American Society of Appraisers He has served as president of the board of. .. valuation, economic damages, and transfer price analysis with regard to business entities and intellectual properties In the 4 years since the publication of The Handbook of Advanced Business Valuation (the de facto predecessor of this book), the business valuation discipline has advanced as a profession Various professional organizations continue to develop and promulgate professional standards Many more analysts... creation and ownership of the property In addition, there are elements internal to the property (albeit intangible elements) that create value And, there are elements external to the property that create value How these elements are different for each type of intellectual property is explored Since supply and demand ultimately affect the value of any asset, the factors of supply and demand that influence intellectual. .. an intellectual property and/ or lost profits to the property owner Some of these actions are under the control of the property owner Sometimes, intellectual property owners will deliberately cause or allow their property to degenerate These actions are usually taken in order to benefit the owner’s newer and/ or more valuable intellectual properties Sometimes, intellectual property owners simply let the. .. virtually all of the personal wealth creation) related to the ownership of securities Business institutions became successful through the management of land, labor, and capital (still the three components of income production) And, individuals created wealth through the ownership of the securities of these business institutions The Graham and Dodd model still works at the beginning of the twenty-first... property capital And, in this information age, the market value of many companies is based primarily on the value of their intellectual property Domestic and international businesses, large and small, rely on their intellectual property to allow them to be first to the marketplace, to have a competitive advantage, and to earn above-normal levels of profitability And, both businesses and individuals... Society of Appraisers, certified in business valuation Mr Wilhoite serves on the board of directors of Oregon Health Sciences University, the Portland Business Alliance, and the Urban League of Portland Richard M Wise is partner of Wise, Blackman, Business Valuators, Montreal A graduate of McGill University, he was president of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Business Valuators; fellow of the Institutes... teams and their venues, as well as other areas of the entertainment industry Mr Canton has served as a guest lecturer at the University of Tampa and is a frequent speaker at industry events He serves on the advisory board of the Management of Sports Industries program at the University of New Haven and is on the editorial board of the Journal of Leisure Property Jacquelyn Dal Santo is a principal of Willamette... substantial experience in the appraisal of business entities and business interests, in the appraisal of fractional business interests, and in the valuation and remaining life analysis of intangible assets Mr Millon holds a master of business administration degree in finance from Loyola University, a master of science degree in economics from the University of Illinois, and a bachelor of arts degree in economics . on recycled, acid-free paper containing a minimum of 50% recycled, de-inked fiber. The handbook of business valuation and intellectual property analysis/ [edited by] Robert F. Reilly, Robert P Summary and Conclusion. 18. Intellectual Property Ad Valorem Case Study 471 PAMELA J. GARLAND Introduction. The Case Study Problem. Purpose and Objective of the Analysis. Description of the Subject. the University of Tampa and is a frequent speaker at industry events. He serves on the advisory board of the Management of Sports Industries program at the University of New Haven and is on the