Join us on September 3, 2026, from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (ET) for Coffee & Connections hosted by Ashmore Consulting.

This casual networking gathering will be hosted by Ashmore Consulting and is designed to bring together women from across the land development industry for meaningful conversations, relationship-building, and community.

Whether you're a longtime member, new to the industry, or simply interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, this lighthearted meetup offers an opportunity to connect with other women in the field in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Expand their professional network

• Meet women working across land development and related industries

• Learn more about the mission and vision of Ladies in Land

• Share experiences, ideas, and career insights

• Discover upcoming opportunities to get involved locally and nationally

There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.

This gathering is designed for women who are looking to build authentic relationships, grow their network, and become part of a community dedicated to advancing and supporting women in land development!

Tinker Coffee at the AMP:  Enter HqO through the doors under the large HqO sign. Walk toward the small metal staircase it is directly across from Tinker Coffee's orange shipping container location.

Parking Details: https://16tech.com/explore/getting-here/

☕ Ever wondered how Ladies in Land got its start—or what’s coming next? Let’s talk over breakfast.

Join us on September 11, 2026, from 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM (EDT) for breakfast, coffee, and an open conversation with Erica Sinner, Founder of Ladies in Land.

No presentation. No formal agenda. Just a chance to sit down together and talk about where Ladies in Land started, how far we’ve come, and where we’re headed next.

On the breakfast table:

• 🥐 The story behind Ladies in Land and how it all began

• 💛 What we’ve learned while growing into a national community

• 👀 A first look at what’s ahead for 2027

• 👷‍♂️ Dudes in Development and what it means for our industry and local community

• ✨ What’s coming for the 2027 Annual Conference

• 💬 Your questions, ideas, feedback—or whatever else you want to discuss!

Whether you’re a longtime member, brand new to Ladies in Land, or simply curious about the community, you’re invited.

This social is FREE for members and non-members, and we’ll take care of breakfast and beverages.

Breakfast & Beverages Provided. RSVP Required by September 4.

Join us on September 11, 2026, from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM (ET) for a Lunch & Learn hosted at the Carmel Clay Community Building.

This session, “SEA1: Financial Impacts to Development, Regional Plan Updates & Legislative Implications,” will feature will feature Rich Taylor of Envoy, Henry Mestetsky, CRC Director, and Heidi Amspaugh of Baker Tilly, and will explore how recent legislation and regional planning updates are shaping development.

The discussion will cover the financial impacts of SEA1 on development projects, updates to regional planning efforts, and key legislative considerations affecting the industry. Attendees will gain insight into how these changes influence project feasibility, timelines, and long-term planning strategies.

Attendees will gain insight into:
 • Financial impacts of SEA1 on development projects
 • Regional plan updates and their implications
 • Key legislative changes affecting the industry
 • How policy shifts influence project feasibility and timelines
 • Strategies for adapting to evolving regulatory environments

This session is designed to provide valuable perspective for developers, engineers, and land professionals navigating legislative and planning changes.

Lunch Provided. RSVP Required.

Join us on September 24, 2026, from 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM (ET) for a rooftop networking social hosted by LandWorx in Broad Ripple!

This casual gathering will bring together women from across the land development industry for an afternoon of connection, conversation, and a closer look at the Broad Ripple community—all from the rooftop deck of the River House mixed-use building.

We'll enjoy a few local delicacies and hear from Mary Dicken, Executive Director of the Broad Ripple Village Association, and Todd Camesasca, Board President and Commercial Broker, for a short conversation about the present and future of the area.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Connect with women across the land development industry
• Build new professional relationships in a relaxed setting
• Hear local perspective on the present and future of Broad Ripple
• Enjoy local food and drinks on the River House rooftop
• Spend an afternoon connecting with the Ladies in Land Indianapolis community

Guests will meet at the LandWorx office, where the group will be escorted to the private rooftop. Paid street parking is available, along with a free lot on the southeast side of the building behind McDonald's.

Rain or shine! In the event of rain, the gathering will move inside the LandWorx office.

Food & Drinks Provided. RSVP Required.

Join me on October 1, 2026, from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (ET) for Coffee & Connections hosted by Forestar Group, Inc.

This casual networking gathering will be hosted by Forestar Group, Inc. and is designed to bring together women from across the land development industry for meaningful conversations, relationship-building, and community.

Whether you're a longtime member, new to the industry, or simply interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, this lighthearted meetup offers an opportunity to connect with other women in the field in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Expand their professional network

• Meet women working across land development and related industries

• Learn more about the mission and vision of Ladies in Land

• Share experiences, ideas, and career insights

• Discover upcoming opportunities to get involved locally and nationally

There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.

This gathering is designed for women who are looking to build authentic relationships, grow their network, and become part of a community dedicated to advancing and supporting women in land development!

Join me on November 5, 2026, from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (ET) for Coffee & Connections hosted by Lennar.

This casual networking gathering will be hosted by Lennar and is designed to bring together women from across the land development industry for meaningful conversations, relationship-building, and community.

Whether you're a longtime member, new to the industry, or simply interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, this lighthearted meetup offers an opportunity to connect with other women in the field in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Expand their professional network

• Meet women working across land development and related industries

• Learn more about the mission and vision of Ladies in Land

• Share experiences, ideas, and career insights

• Discover upcoming opportunities to get involved locally and nationally

There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.

This gathering is designed for women who are looking to build authentic relationships, grow their network, and become part of a community dedicated to advancing and supporting women in land development!

Join us on November 13, 2026, from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM (ET) for a Lunch & Learn hosted by Kimley-Horn.

This session, “The Cost of Community: Understanding Recreational Impact Fees,” will feature a speaker to be announced and will explore how impact fees influence development planning and community infrastructure.

The discussion will cover key considerations around recreational impact fees, including how they are calculated, applied, and how they affect project costs and feasibility. Attendees will gain insight into navigating these fees within the broader development process.

Attendees will gain insight into:
 • What recreational impact fees are and how they are structured
 • How impact fees affect development costs and planning
 • Key considerations for developers and municipalities
 • Strategies for navigating impact fee requirements
 • Broader implications for community infrastructure and growth

This session is designed to provide valuable perspective for developers, engineers, and land professionals working through entitlement and planning processes.

Lunch Provided. RSVP Required.

Join me on December 3, 2026, from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (ET) for Coffee & Connections hosted by Midstates Recreation.

This casual networking gathering will be hosted by Midstates Recreation and is designed to bring together women from across the land development industry for meaningful conversations, relationship-building, and community.

Whether you're a longtime member, new to the industry, or simply interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, this lighthearted meetup offers an opportunity to connect with other women in the field in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Expand their professional network

• Meet women working across land development and related industries

• Learn more about the mission and vision of Ladies in Land

• Share experiences, ideas, and career insights

• Discover upcoming opportunities to get involved locally and nationally

There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.

This gathering is designed for women who are looking to build authentic relationships, grow their network, and become part of a community dedicated to advancing and supporting women in land development!