The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. 307 40,294 $ 5 , 000 , 000 50 , 615 Governors Global Members Organized into125 member ULI Foundation Governors Equivalent value of time donated Cars’ worth of CO 2 emissions communities connecting people with donating time and money to further by ULI district and national eliminated by ULI Greenprint shared experiences and interests ULI’s philanthropic works councils to their communities members since inception 40,000 16 Service Panels Advisory $ 1 , 580 , 000 76 Member Student Participants Countries ULI has members in 76 More than 360 members volunteered their Raised by the ULI Foundation Student participants in ULI's UrbanPlan countries around the world expertise as panelists in 2014, taking the Annual Fund in 2016 program since 2003 total number of communities helped by the program to over 600 since 1947 MISSION
ULI members come from all areas of real estate Government, nonprofit, and Architects, academia attorneys, 16% consultants, and other service Investment firm professionals and financial 34% institution professionals 18% Developers 32% MEMBERS
ULI members connect with each other through a network of councils which link people with shared interests, whether it is by geography , industry sector or discipline: District National Product Councils Councils Councils Local member Country networks that Forums for industry networks which deliver advance ULI’s mission leaders practicing in the ULI’s mission at a around the world. same market sector or discipline. community level. NETWORK
ULI creates impact through focusing on a stream of six program priorities: Developing Advising Excellence Shaping Cities Communities Through and Regions in Need Education Driving Connecting Innovation in Real Building Capital and Estate and Urban Sustainably the Built Development Environment PROGRAMS
ULI convenes industry Members donate their Advisory Services leaders from among its time and expertise and Panels have helped membership to advise in exchange receive over 600 communities communities on urban a unique, rewarding around the world since development challenges. experience. 1947. ADVISING COMMUNITIES
ULI Building Healthy Places Initiative : Leveraging ULI's global networks to shape projects and places in ways that improve the health of people and communities. Research + Convenings Advisory Activities Publications SHAPING CITIES AND REGIONS
ULI encourages the sharing of best practices among members and the development of the next generation of real estate leaders through a range of educational programs: Graduate Real Estate Programs ULI funds merit scholarships and mentorship Professional Development Program Continuing development for practicing professionals Young Leader Mentorship Matches ULI Young Leader Mentorship program senior leaders with young professionals graduates with Mentor, Paul Layne for a year-long program Women’s Leadership Initiative Raises visibility of women in real estate DEVELOPING EXCELLENCE THROUGH EDUCA TION
ULI’s globally renowned award programs recogni z e best practice and provide inspiration and encouragement for others to follow. Recognizing a Rewarding Best Encouraging Leaders of Lifetime’ s Work Practice the Future ULI J.C. Nichols Prize Global Awards for ULI Gerald D. Hines for Visionaries in Urban Excellence Student Urban Design Development Competition Urban Open SpaceAward DRIVING INNOVA TION
ULI hosts more than 80,000 attendees each year , including four large global convenings: ULI Fall Meeting ULI Spring Meeting ULI Europe Annual Conference ULI Asia Pacific Summit CONNECTING THE WORLD OF REAL EST A TE
District Councils are ULI at the local level. Houston Chair Bill Odle, ASLA Strategic Planning Director TBG Partners Trustee Jonathan Brinsden CEO, Midway CONNECTING THE WORLD OF REAL EST A TE
David Kim Executive Director ULI Houston David.Kim@uli.org VISIT ULI.ORG TO LEARN MORE
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