ULI’s third annual Urban Marketplace, June 14
“Investing for Impact,” to be held on June 14th at the Union League in Philadelphia. Urban Marketplace is a dynamic full-day conference dedicated to exploring what’s next in the region’s real estate market and best practices for success, bringing together the public, private, and non-profit sectors. Interact with keynote speakers Edward L. Glaeser, Ph.D., author of the new book, Triumph of the City: How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier and Happier; and a recent guest on “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart;” and Robert C. Lieber, former New York Deputy Mayor for Economic Development, now Executive Managing Director of Island Capital Group. We’ll have more than 25 speakers, 6 trend-tracking breakout panels, 8 lively roundtable discussions on critical issues, and plenty of networking opportunities with hundreds of your colleagues. See who will be there, then learn more and register yourself at HERE
Susan Baltake, Executive Director
ULI Philadelphia – Serving Eastern and Central Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware
856-428-ULI-7 (8547); fax 856-354-9048; cell 856-470-0432
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