Building Connections, The ULI Charlotte Podcast

Building Connections (ULI Charlotte) spotlights the leaders and developers shaping land use, urban planning, and real estate growth in the Charlotte region. It’s a strong platform for executives and practitioners who can translate projects—like partnerships, placemaking, and design—into measurable community and development outcomes.

12 episodes, Monthly, 5.0 rating

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Todd DeLong, Adam Rhew, Nathan Daniel

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Practitioners and executives in Charlotte-area (and broader regional) real estate development, urban planning, economic development, landscape/architecture design, and legal/financial deal structuring—often from recognized firms, agencies, and development companies.

Led or structured public-private partnership (P3) deals, Developed or master-planned mixed-use or district-scale projects, Established or expanded sustainable placemaking or infrastructure-focused developments, Created notable community-activating public art or design programs, Held senior roles (partner/leadership/management) at planning, design, or development organizations

Daniel Molino - P3 Financial Realities And How Developers Align With Public Priorities For Successful Large-scale Projects., Jeff Brown - Public-private Partnerships (p3s): Legal Structure, Deal Timing, And Collaboration Mechanics For Development Outcomes., Andrew Baysden - Intentional Public Art And Placemaking Outcomes In Real Estate Projects; Practical Approaches To Integrating Art While Maintaining Integrity., Lauren Harkey - Public Art In Development: Budgeting, Timing, Community Engagement, And How Art Supports Leasing And Place Identity., Patrick Cooley - Design For The Human Experience: Sensory Considerations, Sustainability, Tight Budgets, And Cross-functional Design Practices.

Real Estate, Urban Planning, Economic Development, Placemaking, Sustainable, Infrastructure, Public Private, Personal Development, Design, Community