Twenty five land use and real estate development industry professionals graduate from ULI Southeast Florida / Caribbean’s second-annual Leadership Institute program.

The 25 graduates were part of the second class of ULI Southeast Florida / Caribbean’s Leadership Institute, an immersive real estate-focused leadership program that develops emerging leaders in the land use and real estate development industry.

The eight month program cultivates leadership skills, educates participants on the area’s most critical land use and community development issues, and prepares them with the tools and skills needed to help address these challenges.

The graduates of the 2019 Leadership Institute class are:

• Javier Avino – Bilzin Sumberg
• Charles Badell – Integra Realty Resources
• Ruslanas Byckovas – Royal Byckovas
• Jeremy Calleros Gauger – City of Miami
• Callan Candler – Wells Fargo
• Chris Collins – CPH
• Claudia Correa – Langan Engineering
• Jorge Escobar – Holland & Knight
• Jeanne Herman – Atlantic Pacific Company
• Pascual Korchmar – Innovation Development Group
• Hannah Lenard – Swire Properties
• Andres Lozano – ZOM Living
• Matt Marks – Moss
• Diego Ojeda – The Rilea Group
• Enrique Piñeiro – Allen Morris
• Chris Roog – City of West Palm Beach
• Juan Ruiz – Blanca Commercial Real Estate
• Charlie Russo – TH Real Estate
• Neal Schafers – Miami DDA
• Estrellita Sibila – Sibila Lage, PLLC
• Kevin Smith – Smith Capital Investments LLC
• Colin Trabold – Terrace Mountain Investors
• Elizabeth Van Zandt – Fort Lauderdale DDA
• Crystal Wilson – Starwood Property Trust
• Tanya Wilson – City of North Miami

View the 2019 Graduating Class

The graduating class was comprised of developers, architects, attorneys, engineers, bankers, planners, brokers, and other real estate professionals, from both the private and public sectors throughout Southeast Florida.

The graduates all lent their professional expertise to solving local land use challenges through the program’s Leadership Projects, where program participants provide pro-bono advising on particular land use or policy challenges faced by public and nonprofit entities in the region.

This year’s class worked on projects for the City of Tamarac, the Miami Baywalk, Habitat for Humanity of Broward, and the Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust (CITT).

You can support our efforts to educate and develop the region’s emerging land use and real estate development leaders by:

• Becoming a program sponsor
• Sponsoring a Program Day
• Speaking at a Program Day on a particular land use topic
• Serving as a Leadership Project adviser

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