Access to Capital: Challenges Facing People of Color—Part 3 of 3: Actions to Move Forward
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Sessions Information

  • October 15 - 15, 2020
    11:45 AM - 12:30 PM
    Event: 2020 ULI Virtual Fall Meeting
    Session Type: Concurrent Session
    Session Capacity: N/A


    Financial institutions and other funders play a key role in driving capital towards those projects and developers who have been systematically shut out. Compelling new models are evolving to facilitate this important work. Inclusive policies and programs offer opportunities to institutionalize best practices as we strive for an equitable future....
Session Speakers
Banner Michael
Organization: Los Angeles LDC, Inc


Michael Banner President and CEO Los Angeles LDC Inc. Los Angeles, CA 90017 Experienced high-energy Black financial professional with a 30-year track record of success in community development finance and advisory services. A nationally recognized community development strategist and trustee-key leader with the Urban Land Institute and guest lecturer with USC Department of Economics and P

Henley III Edward H
Organization: Pillars Development


Edward Henley is the Founder & Principal of Pillars Development, a project management, consulting, and development firm based in Nashville. With Pillars, he has worked on large-scale civic developments such as Music City Center, the New Tennessee State Museum, and the National Museum of African American Music, as well as planning projects like the South of Broadway Master Plan, Plan to Play (Metr
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