2009 Shaw Forum – Maximizing the Neighborhood Stabilization Program Opportunity
The ninth annual ULI Shaw Forum, co-hosted by the ULI Rose Center & the ULI Terwilliger Center, and generously supported by the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the late Charlie Shaw, took place on October 14, 2009. More than 25 hand-selected public and private sector leaders from across the country gathered at the Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles to kick off the forum, entitled
Maximizing the Neighborhood Stabilization Program Opportunity.
Read More Download the ReportFour Mayors Named as Rose Fellows
ULI Daniel Rose Center for Public Leadership in Land Use appointed the Mayors of Phoenix, Minneapolis, Nashville, and Philadelphia (photo above: left to right) as fellows to serve in the Center through 2010. Each of the four mayors is leading a team of three additional fellows from their respective cities. Over the upcoming year, each city's team will work with leading experts in the real estate development, finance, and land use fields to tackle complex land use issues facing each community.
November 2009 Newsletter
Check out the Rose Center's third issue of its bi-monthly e-newsletter. Highlights include:
- Mayors of Minneapolis, Nashville, Philadelphia and Phoenix choose their leadership teams to partake in a new Rose Center fellowship
- Podcast of a mayors' panel on neighborhood stabalization from the 2009 Shaw Forum held in Los Angeles, CA.
- Highlights from the Rose Center public officials' track at the ULI Fall Meeting in San Francisco.
- More Fall Meeting highlights from the mayor fellows convening in San Francisco.
- New position available with the Rose Center for Public Leadership in Land Use.
- Downloadable PDF on the language of sustainability.
- Rose Center publishes interview with 6 mayors in the Next American City Magazine
2009 ULI Fall Meeting | Public Officials Scholarship Program
The ULI Daniel Rose Center is pleased to announce that public officials are eligible to receive a substantial scholarship to attend this year’s
Fall Meeting in San Francisco. The meeting will be held November 3-6, and will include a special suggested track for public officials, and a reception honoring public officials. The scholarships are provided through the generous support of
AMB Property Corporation, and the scholarship recipients will be eligible for
at least a $550 reduction in their registration rates at the Fall Meeting (deadline is October 1st).