ULI has selected 26 professionals in real estate development, planning, design, engineering, finance, and health care from across the United States to participate in the second cohort of the ULI Health Leaders Network, a program designed to empower real estate and land use professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to improve health outcomes in their professional practice and communities.
The Health Leaders Network is supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Colorado Health Foundation, and ULI Foundation governor Randall Lewis.
The Cohort 2 Health Leaders will convene in an introductory forum during the 2018 ULI Fall Meeting in Boston, interact with network advisers and Cohort 1 alumni, participate in webinars and a small-group assignment, and conclude with a final in-person gathering in May 2019. The Health Leaders for 2018–2019 are as follows:
- Nicole Alfonsin, research intern, International WELL Building Institute
- Wendy Bauerschmidt, partner, DRG/Development Resource Group
- Mark Bhasin, senior vice president, Basis Investment Group
- Monique Brown, program manager, Foundation for Louisiana
- Steven Burke, sustainability manager, Consigli Construction Company Inc.
- Rachel Cluett, manager, Healthy Housing Rewards, Fannie Mae
- Amalia Cody, Seattle office director, senior engineer and planner, Toole Design Group
- Sara Cox, healthy development coordinator, Tennessee Department of Health
- Ellen Donovan, principal, Ramboll
- James F. Durrett III, executive director, Buckhead Community Improvement District
- Kristen Fulmer, project management, powered by We, WeWork
- Liliana Gonzalez, design and development strategist, Cinnaire
- Lynn Jerath, president, Citrine Investment Group
- Jazmine Johnson, land use and health program associate, Physicians for Social Responsibility—Los Angeles
- Todd Kohli, principal, landscape architect and urban designer, SmithGroup
- Lida Lewis, passionate designer, speaker, educator, and thought leader, currently unaffiliated
- Brian Lomel, principal/director of the PEAK Institute, TLC Engineering for Architecture
- Ruijie Ma, urban designer and architectural designer, Krueck + Sexton Architects
- Jack Maloney, associate, Colliers International
- James Neville, associate, Hart Howerton
- Mehr Pastakia, Baltimore City resident and advocate, currently unaffiliated
- Melony Pederson, project development/construction manager, University of Washington
- Beth Resetco, director, Kimley-Horn
- Elle Rich, junior food policy analyst, Health Care Without Harm
- Noreen Richards, associate and project manager, Verdacity LLC
- Debra Wyatte, vice president of lifestyle services, CCMC
