2018 “LPC’s Present: What’s New, What’s NEXT” Program
2018 Program for "LPC's Present: What's New, What's NEXT" - ULI North Texas Annual Signature Event
“What’s New, What’s Next” – Signature Event
An Annual Signature Event, “Local Product Councils Present: What’s New, What’s NEXT” is an extended morning program which features our LPC’s, whose in-depth discussions are typically open to council members only. Split into two sessions, attendees are given the opportunity to hear directly from the experts with presentations which are focused on each council’s particular sector of CRE.
As most of our members know, our 2020 “What’s New, What’s Next” signature event has differed significantly from previous years due to the global pandemic. We knew immediately our typical in-person formula of 2-3 sessions with 3-4 LPC presentations to pick from, and networking breaks in-between would not be an option. However, we also knew there was a wealth of information and timely discussion in the works that no one wanted to be postponed.
With the help of our Local Product Council leadership, chairs and staff, we were able to quickly pivot and offer our members the opportunity to engage and learn from their homes. This year’s event was adjusted into a series of 1-hour webinar presentations, each curated by one of our 10 LPC’s and focused on their sector of CRE. This enabled our members the opportunity to see all 10 presentations if they wanted, and offered ULI members from around the state and country the ability to see and hear what DFW is all about.
As this webinar series continues through the summer of 2020, we will add information and links to the webinar recordings. Please note, the recordings will be found on Knowledge Finder, a benefit available to ULI members.
ULI Dallas-Fort Worth’s Mixed-Use Council (MUC) presents: Mixed-Use Development Innovations – Lean Development
Developed by Toyota, Lean
concepts have improved great companies in other industries – Learn how to build upon their successful principles for complex Mixed-Use Development Projects.
What if you could add more value for your projects while meeting schedule and budget requirements? By recognizing the various types of waste in project delivery processes, you can increase productivity by implementing Lean approaches. With a small mindset shift, the silos set up by traditional delivery methods can be broken to allow architects, engineers, general contractors, trade partners and owners to effectively collaborate and problem solve together creating successful project team environments.