A Changing Landscape - ULI Los Angeles - Urban Land Institute

ULI Los Angeles
From Past to Present
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ULI Los Angeles was the first District Council to reach
2,000 members which occurred in 2006. There are now a
total of four District Councils with 2,000 members or more.
ULI Los Angeles was the first District Council to
conduct TAPs. ULI Los Angeles has conducted more
TAPs than any other District Council, and over the past
two fiscal years ULI LA conducted more TAPs than the
other three largest District Councils combined.
ULI Los Angeles created the successful Partnership
Forum Program. There are now twelve District Councils
offering Partnership Forums.
ULI Los Angeles conducted its eighth successful Urban
Marketplace this fiscal year. This highly successful
convening model which spotlights underserved
neighborhoods has spread to five other District Councils.
Beginning next fiscal year ULI LA UrbanPlan students
will earn college credits for the semester long urban
planning course.
Even more exciting times lie ahead for ULI Los Angeles
as its strengthened governance structure moves to match
the on-going dynamism of its programming, convening,
and advisory services initiatives. ULI Los Angeles remains
a leader in the ULI District Council movement as the
organization’s ‘local and global’ vision continues to unfold.
Indeed the land use landscape is changing in this challenged
economy. It is in times such as these that ULI is of most
value to its members.
Members at the TOD Development Crawl in September.
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Nayiri Saghdejian, Katherine Perez, and Greg Robinson.
Rick Caruso speaks with members at the Americana
at Brand Tour.