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General ManagerJack Gardner972.770.2449jack.gardner@
cis.cushwake.com
Sr. Property ManagerScott Stovall972.770.2429
Asst. Property ManagerPaige Wright972.770.2470
Chief EngineerScott Grissom972-770-2488
Corporate ConciergeAmy Booth
972-770-2171amy.booth@
cis.cushwake.com
LeasingVice President
Matt Schendle972-770-2727
Leasing AssociateMeredith Durham
Parking ManagerLaz Parking
Corbin Phillips972.770.2497
Security DirectorGrant Stitt
972-770-2496grant.stitt@
ops.waldensecurity.com
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CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Three Lincoln Centre, Suite 200972.980.9700
Centre Stage is a monthly publication for the tenants of Lincoln Centre.
Lincoln Centre is an investment of TIAA-CREF
LINCOLN CENTRE SERVICES DIRECTORY
C.A.R.S. Auto Service......972.701.0227Chase Bank............................972.934.7500Fitness Club...........................972.982.8441Gift Gallery.............................972.701.5191Hilton Hotel..........................972.934.8400HQ Global WorkspacesExecutive Suites.................972.663.9300Shoe Shine Stand..............972.770.2419
RESTAURANTS
The H Bar................................972.934.8400Crockett’s...............................972.934.8400Gateway Newstand & Deli........................................972.934.3826L’Express.................................972.934.8400Lincoln Centre Cafe.........972.707.7797Starbucks...............................972.707.7797
M A Y 2 0 1 5
Amy BoothCorporate Concierge
Two/Three Lincoln Centre Desk972.770.2171
S P E C I A L E V E N T S
Thru 5/10 Sherlock Holmes Exhibition Perot MuseumThru 10/4 Baseball: America’s Presidents Bush Presidential Library5/16-17 Corsairs Headline Warbirds Addison Flight Museum5/24-25 Dallas Memorial March Reverchon Park5/25-31 AT&T Byron Nelson Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas
M U S I C
Thru 5/10 Newsies Winspear Opera HouseThru 7/2 Cool Thursday Concerts Dallas Arboretum5/1-3 Callaway Sings Streisand Meyerson Symphony Center5/2 The Who American Airlines Center5/2 Lady Antebellum: Wheels Up 2015 Gexa Energy Pavilion5/14-16 VanZweden conducts Bernstein3 Meyerson Symphony Center5/16 Kenny Chesney & Jason Aldean AT&T Stadium
5/29-31 On Broadway Meyerson Symphony Center
T H E A T R E | D A N C E
Thru 5/24 Sense & Sensibility Kalita Humphreys Theater5/16 Titas, Command Performance Winspear Opera House5/25-6/5 Cabaret Winspear Opera House5/28-30 Stop Hitting Yourself Wylie Theater5/29 Ballet West Winspear Opera House
S P O R T S
Texas Rangers Global Life Park5/1-3 Rangers vs. Athletics5/11-14 Rangers vs. Royals5/15-17 Rangers vs. Indians
Relays, Marches, Walks5/9 NAMIWalks Fair Park Bandshell5/16 Tiki Run 5K & 10K Oak Point Park Ampitheater5/24 Dallas Memorial March Reverchon Park
CALENDAR OF EVENTSMay 2015
LINCOLN CENTRE WELCOMES
Onyx PaymentsTwo Lincoln Centre | Suite 900
Onyx Payments is proud to announce their move to Two Lincoln Center, Suite 900. Onyx Payments has gone through a number of changes in the past two years, and their new space is yet another testament to their success. In April 2013, H.I.G. Capital, LLC acquired Pegasus Financial Services from Pegasus Solutions Inc. to transition into an independently operated company and strengthen its position as the leading provider of hotel commissions processing worldwide. In April 2014, PFS was rebranded and Onyx Payments was officially launched as a separate entity. In the past year, Onyx has acquired two of its competitors and has grown from 37 to 200+ employees. Mark Dubrow, CEO of Onyx Payments, leads the excitement saying “We are proud of our accomplish-ments over the past 12 months and our new office space is a perfect way to celebrate our success, growth and independence.” Onyx Payments is the world's leading processor of payment disbursement and reconciliation solu-tions. Onyx operates a global payment network and is dedicated to the creation of authentic services including commission receipt and disbursement; foreign currency exchange; invoicing; and reconciliation and tracking. In addition to Onyx Payments' headquarters in Dallas, Texas, it has regional hubs in Seville, Tønsberg, London, Singapore, and New York. Submitted by Mark Dubrow, CEO, Onyx Payments
LINCOLN CENTRE BLOOD DRIVE
Conference CenterTwo Lincoln Centre, Suite 240
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Donate one time and save 3 lives or 6 babies.
It will be necessary for each donor to list all
medications they are taking and to have a
photo ID. It is suggested that you have a meal
and drink plenty of fluids before donating.
SPRING VENDOR SALELincoln Centre Conference Center
Wednesday, May 6
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Two Elves with a Twist, Tammy ParnellSpring Tops, Sweaters, Scarfs, Purses
Candles by CarolAll Scents
Tomorrow’s Todays JewelrySterling Silver and More
CostcoRegistrations, Renewals, Food Samples
HEALTH FAIRSPONSORED BY LINCOLN CENTRE FITNESS CLUB
Lincoln Centre Two/Three LobbyMay 19, 2015 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Nutrition and Health Product SamplesComplimentary Chair Massages
Complimentary Chiropractic EvaluationBiophotonic Scanner
Various Health Assessments
DISCOUNT TICKETSAll discount tickets include tax
Tickets available at theTwo/Three Concierge Desk
Check, Money Order or Cashier’s Check
TICKETS PRICE
AMC $8.00 (save $4.00)CINEMARK $8.00 (save $3.00)
DALLAS ARBORETUMAdult & Child $11.00 (save $4.00)
DALLAS ZOOAdult & Child $10.00
FT. WORTH ZOOAdult $9.50 (save $2.50)Child/Senior $6.50 (save $2.50)
HAWAIIAN FALLSOne Day $19.48 (save $9.74)Combo Pass $70.35 (save $37.00)
HURRICANE HARBOROne Day $28.08 (save $7.00)Combo Pass $86.39 (save $20.00)
SCARBOROUGH FAIREAdult $19.00 (save $6.00)Child $9.00 (save $1.00)
PEROT MUSEUMGeneral $10.00 (save $5.00)
SIX FLAGSOne Day Pass $45.35 (save $21.64)Season Pass $75.59Combo SF/HH $86.39
LINCOLN CENTREwww.mylincolncentre.com
LINCOLN CENTRE FITNESS CLUBwww.mylcfc.com
SAVE and DONATEWednesday, May 20, 201511:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
As you prepare your closets for the spring and summer season, look through all those items you do not wear and pass them on to someone who could use them. Also, consider donating household items as you “freshen” your home from the winter. The Salvation Army will be parked outside the north side of Lincoln Centre, between the Hotel and Two Lincoln Centre. There will be an assistant to help you and to give you a tax receipt. The Salvation Army is presently in 126 countries, running charity shops, operating shelters for the homeless, and providing di-saster relief and humanitarian aid to develop-ing countries. Let's be a part of this mission.
PEEP, THE PARAKEETRescued at Lincoln Centre
A lost parakeet somehow found his way from the great outdoors of Midtown Dallas into the foyer of One Lincoln Centre last week, and was subsequently rescued by my colleague, Mi-chael, on his way into the building. He brought the bird up to our suite, shaking and terrified. We looked him over, and he seemed to be uninjured, although very hungry and confused. However, he was comfortable with us and would land on our shoulder or finger. We took him back outside, but he would follow us right back into the building. He liked Lincoln Centre! We decided to take him in to see if we could nurse him back to health and happiness. After giving him a name, Peep (like the Easter candy), and a quick trip to PetSmart for a cage, food, and some bird toys; we put Peep in his new home and voila, we had a new company mascot. He immedi-ately took to eating the litany of seed and foraging his treats (nearly 30 minutes straight) before stopping briefly for some sips of water and a cat nap. He is currently staying at an employee’s house and is living the good life, happy as a lark, well fed and loved. Ironically, his favorite place to be is INSIDE his new cage. I guess he tasted freedom and did not like it that much. Finding food and shelter on his own evidently was not working, and he needed to find people to care for him. He prefers the indoors with plenty of food, water, safety and AC. We don’t think he would have lasted too long in the wild. Submitted by Christopher Antonson of Aschere Energy
WATER PARK SUMMER FUN
Get ready to splash into action when Hurricane Harbor opens on May 9! Hurricane Harbor is home to some of the fastest, tallest speed slides in the land, like the mind-blowing mega-slide Tsunami Surge. All this fun can be exhausting! So you can drift the day away on the scenic lazy river. The fun all starts on opening day, and the Concierge Desk offer discounted tickets: Gate Price Concierge PriceGeneral Ticket $35.63 $28.08Combo S.F. & H.H. Season Pass $107.99 $86.39
Hawaiian Falls has five locations in the DFW metroplex, and they will be in full swing on May 23. The tickets you purchase at the Concierge Desk are good for all five locations in the metro-plex. Hawaiian Falls offers a great place to get together in a friendly, safe and fun environment, where the mission is “Bringing Families Closer Together.” The park is designed on a smaller scale, enabling you to enjoy yourselves by allowing children a little freedom to roam with the security of limited points of entry and exit. The Concierge Desk has discounted tickets available: Gate Price Concierge PriceGeneral Ticket $29.22 $19.48 Season Pass $107.17 $70.35
Discounts to Sea World are available for Lincoln Centre tenants. Visit: www.seaworldsanantonio.com Click: Buy Tickets (top right corner)Click: Tickets (top left) Click: Enter a Promo Code (top right), and enter: CCIDYou will see 2 offers:• $15 off Single Day Ticket + 2nd day free*• SeaWorld & Aquatica San Antonio Single Day Ticket + 2nd day free**The 2nd day ticket must take place within 14 days of the first visit.
Come by the Concierge Desk or call to receive the information and promotional code for secur-ing discounted tickets to Schlitterbahn Waterpark and Resort.
Galveston Island, Texas • Kansas City, KansasNew Braunfels, Texas • South Padre Island, Texas
EARTH DAY ACTIVITIESAT LINCOLN CENTRE
• BALCONES RECYCLING PRESENTATION •Erin Twiss with Markit stopped by to inquire about the recycling program here at Lincoln Cen-tre. She was pleased to learn that blue plastic recycling containers are available for each desk, and that you may also put your empty plastic water bottles in these containers. The green canvas tote bags that were available to the tenants were especially appreciated. Last month, Lincoln Center's commitment to the environment helped divert 14.7 tons of commingled of-fice recyclables. As a result of your recycling efforts, the following resources were conserved:
250 Trees • 5,582 Gallons of Oil • 102,830 Gallons of Water60,229 Kilowatt Hours of Energy • 48.48 Cubic Yards of Landfill Space
• ELECTRONIC RECYCLING BY HOBI INTERNATIONAL •Tyrell Harris, left, and Alla Samsonova, right, from the office of Fox Rothchild were pleased that Hobi International was right here at Lincoln Centre to recycle their electronics in a manner that is safe for the environment and convenient. They were reassured that all items would be processed domestically in accordance with all local, state and federal regulations. Hobi Interna-tional collected 7,626 pounds of electronics to be recycled.
• ENERGY STAR CFL LIGHT BULBS •Sarah LaFountain, with the Summit Financial Group, was pleased to receive the CFL light bulb.In support of this year’s efforts to “Change the World, Start with Energy Star,” TIAA-CREF sup-ported their properties to give away free Energy Star qualified CFL light bulbs for the personal use of tenants. When installed, these bulbs will use 75% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs, thus saving energy costs while having a positive impact on the environment.
