In Conversation with the 2020 ULI Prize Laureate, Anthony A. Williams
2020 ULI Virtual Fall Meeting
The ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development is the preeminent honor in the land use and development field. The $100,000 prize recognizes an individual who has established visionary standards of excellence in land use and development and whose commitment to creating the highest-quality built environment has led to the betterment of society.
In this session, Jodie W. McLean, CEO of EDENS in Washington, D.C., and ULI Trustee chats with the 2020 ULI Prize Laureate, Anthony A. Williams. Mr. Williams, former Mayor of Washington, D.C., and current CEO and Executive Director of the Federal City Council, discusses his work transforming the nation’s capital then and now, and considers how today’s municipal and civic leaders can apply his forward-thinking approach to current challenges.
Video Summary: The ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development is the preeminent honor in the land use and development field. The $100,000 prize recognizes an individual who has established visionary standards of excellence in land use and development and whose commitment to creating the highest-quality built environment has led to the betterment of society.
In this session, Jodie W. McLean, CEO of EDENS in Washington, D.C., and ULI Trustee chats with the 2020 ULI Prize Laureate, Anthony A. Williams. Mr. Williams, former Mayor of Washington, D.C., and current CEO and Executive Director of the Federal City Council, discusses his work transforming the nation’s capital then and now, and considers how today’s municipal and civic leaders can apply his forward-thinking approach to current challenges.
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