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Session 1.1: Foundations of Compact and Sustainable Development
Mariia Zimmerman, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (Moderator)
David Dixon, FAIA, Goody Clancy
Session 1.2: Adopting Land Use Policies that Support Compact,
Sustainable Development
Kenneth Bowers, AICP, City of Raleigh, North Carolina
Reid Ewing, University of Utah
Matt Ladd, AICP, Fairfax County, Virginia Government
Jeff Lovshin, U.S. Green Building Council
Session 1.3: Successfully Financing Mixed-Use Development and
Place-Making Infrastructure
Christopher Coes, LOCUS
Kimberly McKay, BRIDGE Housing
Rick Rybeck, Just Economics, LLC
Session 1.4: Incorporating Equity into the Process of Community Change
Kalima Rose, PolicyLink (Moderator)
Rodney Harrell, Ph.D., AARP Public Policy Institute
Session 1.5: Sustainable Communities and the Rural Perspective
Annie Goode, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Megan McConnville, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Session 2.1: Overview of Affordable Housing Policies for
Location-Efficient Areas
Rebecca Cohen, Center for Housing Policy (Moderator)
David Cristeal, Arlington County, Virginia, Department of
Community Planning
Sasha Forbes, Reconnecting America
Stephanie Pollack, Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University
Session 2.2: Preserving Affordable Housing Near Transit
Sarah Kline, Reconnecting America
Aaron Miripol, Urban Land Conservancy
Session 2.3: Using Inclusionary Zoning To Foster Mixed-Income Communities
Cheryl Cort, Coalition for Smarter Growth
Session 2.4: Long-Term Affordability of Location-Efficient Development
Rob Brawner, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership
Stephanie Jennings, City of Eugene, Oregon
Session 2.5: Financing Affordable and Workforce Housing in
Location-Efficient Areas
Jeffrey Lubell, Center for Housing Policy (Moderator)
Kate Little, BeltLine Affordable Housing Advisory Board
Richard Manson, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Noni Ramos, Enterprise Community Loan Fund
Session 3.1: Overview of Sustainable Building Practices
Madeline Fraser Cook, Local Initiatives Support Corporation
(LISC) (Moderator)
Lori Bamberger, Lori Bamberger Consulting
Noreen Beatley, U.S. Green Building Council
John Morill, Emerald Cities Collaborative
Session 3.2: Effectively Using Green Rating Systems, Codes and Standards
Peter Hughes, Michigan State Housing Development Authority
Session 3.3: Financing Energy-Efficient Retrofits
Michael Bodaken, National Housing Trust
Thomas Gentry, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Noni Ramos, Enterprise Community Loan Fund
Session 3.4: Beyond Energy Efficiency – The Full Range of
Sustainable Development Principles
Jason Hartke, U.S. Green Building Council
Rebecca Morley, National Center for Healthy Housing
Michelle Winters, NeighborWorks America
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Session 3.5: Building the Economic and Social Case for
Sustainable Development Practices
Yianice Hernandez, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. (Moderator)
Chuck Kooshian, Center for Clean Air Policy
Matthew Lister, Jonathan Rose Companies
Session 4.1: Transportation and Equity
Anita Hairston, PolicyLink (Moderator)
Russ Adams, Alliance for Metropolitan Stability
Session 4.2: Using Data to Improve Transportation Accessibility
and Reduce the Combined Costs of Housing and Transportation
Scott Bernstein, Center for Neighborhood Technology
Patricia Hu, Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Art Rodgers, District of Columbia Office of Planning
Session 4.3: Beyond the Hub and Spoke – Meeting the Transportation Needs
of Communities with Multiple Job Centers
Mell Henderson, Mid-America Regional Council
Barry Seymour, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
Session 4.4: Transportation Policy and Location-Efficient
Development for an Aging Country
Cheryl Gladstone, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
Emily Salomon, Center for Housing Policy
Session 5.1: Early Lessons from the Sustainable Communities
Planning Grant Program
Wayne Leftwich, City of Greenville, South Carolina
Bradley Mills, Evansville Metropolitan Planning Organization
Jennifer Raitt, Metropolitan Area Planning Council
Wilford Sommerkorn, City of Salt Lake City, Utah
Session 5.2: Using Data for Interagency Planning Efforts
Rae Keasler, U.S. Department of Transportation
Keith Wardrip, Center for Housing Policy
Session 5.4: The Role of the Non-Governmental Sector and
Public-Private Partnerships
Kaid Benfield, Natural Resources Defense Council
Laura Carstens, City of Dubuque, Iowa
Judith Kende, Low Income Investment Fund
Bill Taft, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Session 5.5: Meeting Community Needs for Services and Education
Corey Carlisle, Low Income Investment Fund
Mobile Workshop 2: Transforming Tysons Corner
Linda Hollis, Fairfax County Department of Planning and Zoning
Stewart Schwartz, Coalition for Smarter Growth
Facilitated Discussion 1.3: Positive Framing of Your Sustainable
Communities Message
Ilana Preuss, Smart Growth America
Facilitated Discussion 1.4: At Home in the Neighborhood: Habitat for Humanity’s Community Development Paradigm-Shift
Rebecca Hix, Habitat for Humanity International
Facilitated Discussion 2.2: Supportive Housing, Sustainable Communities
Holly Denniston, Corporation for Supportive Housing
Jordan Press, Corporation for Supportive Housing
Fred Swan, District of Columbia Department of Human Services
Facilitated Discussion 2.4: Young Leaders in
Affordable Housing Showcase
Caitlin Kovalkoski, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Facilitated Discussion 2.5: Managing Sustainability Performance
Across the 3 E's (Environment + Equity + Economy)
Hilari Varnadore, ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
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