ULI Europe Young Leaders FutureScape 2035

Join us to build the ULI of tomorrow together. 

What is FutureScape2035?
A Grassroots Strategic Forecasting Initiative, giving you the opportunity to shape long-term future of ULI.

With a goal to envision the ULI of the future and ensure its relevance and indispensability for years to come, the Urban Land Institute will embark on a 12-month strategic project aimed at making bold forecasts about the future of the organization by the year 2035 in the areas of belonging, convening, learning/content and impact. The initiative will equip the organization and its members with strategic foresight by identifying emerging trends, creating future scenarios, and developing adaptive strategies for 2035 – and beyond.
FutureScape 2035 will engage the best and brightest real estate minds along with futurists and subject matter experts to study these four important workstreams and produce future forecast reports. Ultimately, this changemaking, immersive exercise will help define the future value proposition and its forecasts will serve as guideposts informing the development of ULI’s strategic plan.

We are inviting our Young Leader members to:
▪ Identify key drivers of change in the coming decade
▪ Envision the built environment and industry in 2035
▪ Offer bold forecasts about the future of ULI in four key areas

These forecasts will help guide development of long-term strategic plan, and this is your chance to shape it.

In groups you'll discuss:

1. IMPACT ON THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: What will the impact be on the built environment of the 5 elements (Geopolitics, demographics & migration, technology, climate change & natural resources, energy) and which do you think will have the biggest impact?
2. IMPACT ON YOUR BUSINESS / YOU: How do these expectations /scenarios impact you as a leader / your business and which changes would be required: biggest opportunities / challenges
3. IMPACT ON ULI: What would all of this mean for ULI, focusing on Impact, Belonging, Convening, Learning/Content?

Format and timing:

• 3:00 – 3:10 GMT / 4:00 – 4:10 CET | Scene the setting by Sophie Chick, Vice President, ULI Europe Simon Chinn, Vice President, ULI Europe
• 3:10 – 3:45 GMT / 4:10 – 4:45 CET | The group will then divide into smaller breakout groups to discuss, technology, demographics, climate, energy, and geopolitics
• 3:45 – 4:00 GMT / 4:45 – 5:00 CET | Debrief and key takeaways
   

Find out more here:

• Full agenda
• Overview presentation