ULI SF is proud to announce the Development 360 Program is back for a eleventh year! This professional development program runs through the academic year and supplements the YLG Mentorship Program. This program is open to all ULI members under the age of 35.

Structure

The series consists of seven sessions that run from October 2025 – May 2026 (skipping December) and cover the real estate development process from start to finish. All of the speakers will share their experiences and best practices in lively and interactive sessions, opting for case studies and Q/A sessions over lectures. Each mandatory session will consist of 38 YLG members under the age of 35 and will be held from 5:00-7:00 pm.

Commitment & Session Schedule

To get the most out of your experience and learn the development profession from A to Z, attendance is mandatory for all of the sessions.

Development 360 Attendance Policy:

Attendance at every session is mandatory. The program will meet 7 times during the year. Sessions typically occur one Tuesday or Wednesday a month from October 2025-May 2026 (skipping December) with the occasional Thursday from 5:30-8:00 pm in downtown San Francisco. Full group attendance is expected at all meetings. Excused absences must be pre-approved with 48 hours prior notice by the Development360 Subcommittee Chairs and ULI Staff. Violations of the attendance policy may result in dismissal from the program and/or denied admission to future ULI YLG programs.

Location

This year’s Development 360 classes will take place in-person in San Francisco, with adjustments made accordingly depending on the public health situation at that time. Virtual sessions, if necessary, will be interactive and participants will be encouraged to join classes with their cameras on and ready to engage with the speakers and their fellow classmates.

Price

Participation in the 2025-26 Development 360 Program costs $275 for private sector YLG members and $125 for public and non-profit sector YLG members.

A limited number of scholarships are available for 25% off (prices are rounded to closest $5 increment). This reduces the private sector dues to $100 and the public sector to $50. The scholarship application can be found here.

Past Speakers

• David Allen, Fairfield
• Scott Bohrer, CenterCal Properties
• Jeff Brink, DCI Engineers
• Danielle Butler, Treasure Island Development Group
• Guion Childress, OTJ Architects
• Briana DeHaan, Northmarq
• Kim Diamond, Harvest Properties
• Kristen DiStefano, Atelier Ten
• Ken Dupee, TMG Partners
• Miles Garber, Polaris Pacific
• Nathan George, NDG
• Brent Griffis, Webcore
• Deke Hunter, Hunter Properties
• Megan Jennings, Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass
• Massimo Kaz, Prometheus
• Phil Kerr, City Ventures
• Matt Kroger, JLL
• John McNellis, McNellis Partners
• Alexis Pelosi, Pelosi Law
• Don Peterson, Prometheus
• Race Randle, Lendlease
• Chris Roeder, JLL
• Dean Rubinson, Ellis Partners
• Jackie Safier, Prometheus
• Justin Schultz, Buro Happold
• Manan Shah, Gensler
• Anne Torney, Mithun
• Heather Wallace, Bozzuto
• Ashley Weinstein-Carnes, Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

Please contact any of the following with any questions:

• Niyah Fambro, ULI SF Associate, [email protected]
• Jacqueline Smith, ULI SF Manager,  [email protected]
• Kaitlin Roth, YLG Development 360 Program Co-Chair, [email protected]
• Valerie Yong, YLG Development 360 Program Co-Chair, [email protected]

The health and safety of our members, staff, and event attendees remains a priority of ULI SF. We ask that you please take precautions and/or refrain from attending our events if you believe you have been exposed to COVID-19, are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19, or are feeling ill prior to the event. You are welcome to mask at your discretion. ULI SF may require that attendees comply with additional COVID-19 procedures of the event venue and local health authorities and may update its policies from time-to-time if circumstances require.

ULI reserves the right to capture and broadcast digital media content in the form of photographs, audio, and video during this Program. By participating in this program, you hereby grant permission to ULI and its representatives to photograph and/or record you during the in-person and virtual events for this program, and to distribute, broadcast, use, or otherwise globally disseminate, in perpetuity, such media without any further approval or payment.