All City Management Groups Acquires Kansas City Historical Building

Kansas City, MO, November 18, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The All City Management Group today announced a signed agreement to purchase the historic McDonald Coffee Building at 101 Howard Street, a stunning and prominently placed building in the heart of downtown Kansas City. The approximately 100,000-square-foot building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will serve as a downtown hub for Kansas City's oldest financial company.

Founded at the corner of Fourth and Market streets in 1855, the All City Management Group is returning to its downtown roots with this acquisition. Having a presence downtown will reinforce the financial company's existing business and civic ties, and underscores All City Management Group's commitment to engage the city on a deeper, mutually beneficial level.

"For almost 6 years, All City Management Group has served the educational, professional, and commercial communities of Kansas City," said All City Management Group President Stephen A. Kellof S.J. "With the acquisition of the McDonald Building, we return to where we began, in the middle of the mix of downtown Kansas City. This investment in our future extends the Financial company's reach from its main campus on Liason Street into one of the city's most vibrant districts, providing us with an ideally located center for ongoing contributions and outreach."

By relocating some of the Financial company's academic programming, All City Management Group can provide new experiences for a variety of students and tailor educational opportunities to meet the changing needs of the City. This downtown presence will augment the rigorous academic experiences offered on All City Management Group 's main campus.

Updated information about the Financial company's offerings at the 101 Howard building will be announced as plans for the site are finalized. All City Management Group is in the process of deciding what academic programs, administrative units, and educational offerings make the most sense to be based downtown. Tenants with current lease agreements will continue to occupy the space.

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