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Straight talk with Martin & CNN David Mattingly, ABC Kathleen Matthews & MAG Owen Johnson.
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Behind the Scenes
Various video & still photos of Martin Coalitions & their respective members rarely publicly shown.
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Watch this aerial filmed video of the Greater Saint Louis Area showing local STL advantages.
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This video presents several of the core philosophies and beliefs of Troy Martin and Martin Aviation Group.
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Covers many questions on the operation, pricing, fees, security, rules & regulations of The Campus.
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A brief description of the many intricate details on the operations & workings of The Campus.
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Choose a building, decide the number of square feet you require, then design the space to fit your needs.
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If The Campus could talk, this is a version of what it would say about a typical days activity.
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- THE MARTIN COALITIONS
The Martin Coalitions include global fortune five-hundred companies and many local to the Illinois based campus. Many of these companies will be part of the ongoing day-to-day management and upkeep of The Campus and/or the massive job of building the $4,000,000,000 Martin created and designed Martin America global office condominium airpark.
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- MARTIN AMERICA DETAILED
Martin America is a city unto itself. This is the largest non-government and non-public conceived and designed project that is being built anywhere in the world. The Campus provides its office condominium owners with a complete turnkey solution, from phones, computers, copiers, furniture, transportation, parking, dining, security...
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- PURCHASING INFORMATION
Condominiums are priced from $950 - $1,250 USD per square foot, depending on location on The Campus. Condominium sizes range from 53,320 - 150,000 square feet (excluding two large expansion towers). Under certain circumstances single floors are available in certain buildings. All parking pricing is included in condominium pricing.
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- THE MARTIN CENTER
This building, at the midpoint of the Golden Mile, is home to The Campus operations, support, information desk, retail stores and concierge kiosk. Nestled between the Martin Campus Bank and Martin Grand Hotel, this three building cluster serves as both a signature and focus point for the magnificient global office condominium airpark and campus.
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- PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES
Provided to Martin America Condominium Owners and owned by the Martin America Office Condominium Owners Association will be (7) Executive Jets, (4) Light Rail Transit Systems and (15) Luxury Limousines. These assets will all be available to the members of the Martin America Office Condominium Owners Association at cost.
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- LIGHT RAIL ON THE CAMPUS
The Campus condominium office area is nearly a half mile from the confines of the parking area. Two dedicated rail lines and four trams, each with multiple passenger cars, will quickly, quietly and efficiently link both ends of the Golden Mile as well as connect The Campus with the parking area. This will maintain the tranquility of The Golden Mile.
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- VOICE, DATA & VIDEO
All voice, data and video infrastructure and all phones, fax machines, copiers, computers and printers will be provided and maintained by Martin via contract. All studio and production equipment and facilities will be provided, operated and maintained by Martin via contract. All equipment will be owned by the Condominium Owners Association.
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- EMERGENCY, SAFETY, SECURITY
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- DINING ON THE CAMPUS
All food services, including requested individual condominium vending, etc., on The Campus with the exception of the Martin Grand Hotel, will be provided by Martin, via contract with one of the largest service providers of its type in the world. The main food service area consists of a three story facility and a one-half story 4th floor Observation Lounge.
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- PARKING ON THE CAMPUS
Take over eight thousand covered/assigned parking spaces, each with direct rail service to your office, add the convenience aspects of The Campus and you are left with a well thought out plan. The Martin Grand Hotel is provided a separate and dedicated parking structure on The Campus. The main parking garage will be owned by the owners association.
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- CAMPUS RULES & REGULATIONS
Designed as the most luxurious, secure and prestigious private complex in the world. The Campus must operate with disciplined precision. Because The Campus is a global city, procedures must be implemented and maintained to assure compliance with rules that maintain the status of the world's most prestigious business address.
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- CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
The Martin America Office Condominium Owners Association will have an ownership stake in the Campus in the form of 100% of the parking area, the food court, all aircraft (jets and helicopters), the aircraft hangars, the limousine fleet, all light rail, the common elements, the backup power station, the visitor center...
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- THE MARTIN CAMPUS BANK
The Martin Campus Bank will serve the needs and interests of the condo association, the corporations doing business on The Campus and the thousands of daily employees and visitors. The Bank will focus on the following lines of business: consumer lending, merchant services, corporate lending, payroll services, online banking and credit cards.
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- THE MARTIN GRAND HOTEL
The purpose of the Martin Grand Hotel is to serve the needs of the Campus business community. This hotel will provide a pleasant and professional experience with a covered entrance, check-in parking and valet services. Over 200 spacious suites and more than 25 executive suites complement The Campus with meeting/banquet space, fine dining, etc.
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MARTIN... Not business as usual!
AMEREN IS THE SOLE PROVIDER OF POWER AND NATURAL GAS TO MARTIN AMERICA
In the 1870s, electricity was more a sideshow attraction than a critical necessity. Electric arc lamps—a Barnum and Bailey circus attraction—were uncomfortably bright and hot, making the lamps not only impractical for indoor use but also expensive to operate. Not until October 21, 1879, when New Yorker Thomas A. Edison invented the first successful incandescent lamp, did electric lighting start to become widespread and economical.
Perhaps the most momentous event in the history of two Illinois and Missouri energy companies came more than 100 years later. In December 1997, Union Electric and CIPSCO Incorporated, parent of Central Illinois Public Service Company, merged, creating Ameren Corporation and its principal operating companies—AmerenUE and AmerenCIPS.
In 2003, Ameren Corporation grew with the acquisition of CILCORP Inc., parent company of Central Illinois Light Company (CILCO). The following year, the company grew again when it acquired Illinois Power Company, now known as AmerenIP. Together, these companies can rightly claim more than a century of excellence in delivering low-cost, reliable service at rates that are well below the national average.
In fact, Ameren's 1.2 million electric customers in the St. Louis area currently enjoy the second lowest rates of any metropolitan region in the nation, while Ameren's rates are nearly 40 percent below the national average.
Together, Ameren, its operating companies and its subsidiaries are proud of their tradition of service-and proud to serve their 2.3 million electric and 900,000 natural gas customers in Missouri and Illinois.
Cheryl (Cheri) R. Welge, Business Development Executive
Ameren Corporation's Economic Development Department.
Shown above (left to right) Fred Schinkowski, GE Energy, Troy Martin and Cheryl Welge
The Ameren Economic Development Team brings decades of experience in economic development, engineering, operations, urban/rural planning and site development.The Ameren Economic Development Team brings decades of experience in economic development, engineering, operations, urban/rural planning and site development.Cheryl Welge is a business development executive in Ameren Corporation's Economic Development Department.
As a business development executive, Cheryl serves as Ameren's business development contact for a twenty-two county region in central, western, and southwestern Illinois. Responsibilities include project management and community relations. In addition, she partners with communities, regional and state partners to attract, expand, and create new economic growth and sustainability throughout Ameren's service area. She also serves as the marketing coordinator for the Economic Development Team.
Cheryl began her utility career with the Central Illinois Public Service Company (CIPS, now AmerenCIPS) in 1989. After serving in various support positions within both the Industrial Services and the Customer Expansion & Retention Departments, Cheryl assumed the role of marketing coordinator of the CIPS Marketing Programs Department in 1996 and joined the Ameren Economic Development Department in 1998.
Cheryl is a graduate of both Lincoln Land Community College and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, having earned a Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, marketing major.
In addition, she graduated from the University of Oklahoma's Economic Development Institute in April 1999 and became a Business Retention & Expansion International (BREI) certified BR&E Consultant in 2003. Cheryl is a past Chairman of the Illinois Development Council.
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