Rachel F. Edds, AICP
President
Edds Consulting, LLC

James S. Leanos, SIOR
President Elect
Mannikin, LLC

Herbert A. Davis
Secretary
Prudential Carruthers Realtors

Joseph Cronyn
Treasurer
Lipman Frizzell & Mitchell, LLC

Robert M. Lefenfeld
Membership Chair
Real Property Research Group, Inc.

John C. Murphy
Immediate Past President
Law Offices of John C. Murphy

Michael A. Anikeeff, Ph. D.
Johns Hopkins University

John E. Kortecamp, Ph. D.
Home Builders Association of MD

Joseph T. "Jody" Landers, III
Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors, Inc.

Joan J. Millane
Millane Partners

Ackneil M. Muldrow II
ParkerMuldrow & Associates, LLC

Josef Nathanson
Urban Information Associates, Inc.

Stephen Rudow
AGM Financial Services

Brian Stephenson
Qodesh CM

The Baltimore Chapter, formed in 1992, meets typically at noon on the
third Wednesday of the month
Chapter members free; guests are welcome
(regular meeting guest fee is $20)
Email or call Judy Bushong for reservations

NEXT MEETING

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

David Woolley-Wilson, Executive Director
The Green Building Institute

David Woolley-Wilson leads the Green Building Institute, a non-profit corporation, located in Jessup, Maryland, which fosters sustainable building practices through education and example. David came to the DC/Baltimore area from San Francisco where he was Chairman and CEO of the East Bay Conversion and Reinvestment Commission (EBCRC) whose mission was to convert closed military bases into new economic activities using sustainable development principles and practices.

JHU Downtown Center
Charles & Fayette, Room 102
Noon - 1:30

Contact Judy Bushong
judybushong@yahoo.com
410-828-4700

FUTURE MEETINGS

(Please contact Rachel Edds with suggestions for future speakers)

March 17 Jon Arason, Annapolis Planning Director

Resources: Baltimore Chapter Symposia

The Baltimore Chapter, in cooperation with other organizations, sponsors symposia on topics of regional significance.

April 2007: one-day symposium titled "By Choice, Not By Chance: Transportation for the Baltimore Region," cosponsored with ULI Baltimore and the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors. The symposium brochure may be viewed by clicking here (256 kb PDF file)
A summary of presentations and visual materials used by the presenters is available; click here.
LAI-Baltimore supports the development of a balanced transportation system for the Baltimore region; refer to the Baltimore Regional Transportation Board's latest draft Transportation Outlook 2035 (To visit the Board's web site, click here)

November 2005: half-day conference on "Baltimore's Challenge: Housing for All," sponsored jointly with the Citizens Planning and Housing Association. The conference brochure may be viewed by clicking here (223 kb PDF file).

April 2004: one-day symposium on "Technology, Smart Growth, and Future Form of the Baltimore Region" sponsored in part by grants from the Loeb Fellowship Association of Harvard University's Graduate School of Design and LAI's Land Economics Foundation. The symposium brochure may be viewed by clicking here (1 Mb PDF file). A summary of the symposium is available by clicking here (2.4 Mb Microsoft Word file).

LAI International Meetings and Events

LAI Land Economics Weekends

May 13 - 15, 2010
Minneapolis, MN

October 21-23, 2010
New Mexico

June 1-4, 2011
Scotland