Beth Nilsson

Nov 6, 2024 | urbanland.uli.org | Victoria Oestreich |Beth Nilsson |Beth Mattson-Teig |Ron Nyren

The ULI Health Leaders Network is a global learning and leadership development program for land use and real estate professionals advancing health and social equity through the built environment. In September, this year’s Health Leaders cohort met in Vancouver, British Columbia, for their Fall Forum to connect with one another and learn about how the city is advancing health and equity through recent developments and initiatives in the built environment.

Apr 4, 2024 | urbanland.uli.org | Emily Zhang |Beth Nilsson |Patrick Kiger |Angela Daley

Since 2017, the ULI Health Leaders Network has served as a platform for cross-sector professionals looking to grow their leadership skills, make meaningful connections, and drive progress in health and social equity. Welcoming thirty new members to the Network, Cohort 7 joins a global community of practice of over 200 professionals. Spanning 24 cities and 6 different countries, the new cohort represents a diverse range of real estate, land use, design, policy, and public health professionals.

Apr 28, 2023 | urbanland.uli.org | Emily Zhang |Beth Nilsson

ULI has announced the participants in the sixth cohort of the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program, which is supported by ULI Foundation governor Randall Lewis and managed by ULI Building Healthy Places. As part of ULI’s commitment to empowering the next generation of diverse real estate leaders, programs like this allow graduate students to gain inspiration for their postgraduate endeavors and see how the concepts they have learned in their academic pursuits translate into practice.

Apr 17, 2023 | urbanland.uli.org | Beth Nilsson |Emily Zhang

Thirty professionals in real estate and community development, planning, design, research, engineering, finance, and public health from across the globe have been selected to participate in the sixth cohort of the Health Leaders Network (HLN)—designed to empower real estate and land use professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to improve health and social equity outcomes in their professional practice and communities.