UPCOMING EVENTS
Amenities That Drive Demand: Aligning Design, Programming & Resident Expectations
Join us on September 17, 2026, from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (EDT) for a Lunch & Learn hosted by CCMC in Suite 906.
This session, “Amenities That Drive Demand: Aligning Design, Programming & Resident Expectations,” will feature Valerie D'Ambrosio of CCMC and will explore how thoughtfully designed and programmed amenities can create lasting value within master-planned communities.
The discussion will examine current amenity trends, what residents truly value, and which features can deliver strong utilization and long-term return on investment. Attendees will gain insight into aligning amenity design and programming with buyer profiles while creating spaces that encourage engagement, connection, and long-term community satisfaction.
Attendees will gain insight into:
Current amenity trends and evolving resident expectations
Aligning amenity design with buyer and resident profiles
Features that support high utilization and long-term value
Strategies for fostering meaningful community engagement
Best practices for sustaining successful amenities over time
This session is designed to provide valuable perspective for developers, builders, planners, community managers, and land professionals involved in master-planned community development.
Lunch Provided. RSVP Required.
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Current members should log in to the Members Portal to RSVP and secure their seat for this event.
Your membership includes full access to chapter events, resources, and exclusive content — be sure to sign in to take advantage of your benefits.
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If you’re a woman interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, we invite you to join us for this event.
This $35 Event Access Registration allows you to attend one of our education-first sessions and experience how our chapters operate — structured conversations, real industry insight, and meaningful connection.
This event is open to women who are interested in land development and the broader built environment.
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Coffee & Connections
There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.
Understanding CDDs: From Land to Lifestyle
Featuring Dana Harden of Vesta Property Services
Coffee & Connections
There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.
Deals on the Table: A Potluck Discussion on Real Projects
Speaker will be announced closer to the event date.
Coffee & Connections
There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.
Seeing Below the Surface: Using SIM, SUM & SUE to Reduce Risk
Featuring Ben Weide of Universal Engineering Sciences, Inc. (UES)
Coffee & Connections
There is no formal agenda, presentation, or educational session—just coffee, conversation, and community.
Gopher Tortoise Permitting, Excavation & Relocation
Join us on July 16, 2026, from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (EDT) for a Lunch & Learn hosted by Petticoat Schmitt, with lunch provided by Icarus Ecological Services.
This session, “Gopher Tortoise Permitting, Excavation & Relocation,” will feature Kate Estes and Mason Tuttle of Icarus Ecological Services and will provide a practical overview of the permitting process, excavation techniques, and relocation requirements associated with gopher tortoise management.
The discussion will explore regulatory requirements, field practices, and conservation considerations that impact development projects throughout Florida. Attendees will gain a better understanding of compliance obligations and effective strategies for navigating projects involving protected species.
Attendees will gain insight into:
• Gopher tortoise permitting requirements
• Excavation and relocation techniques
• Regulatory compliance considerations
• Conservation best practices
• How protected species impact development projects
This session is designed to provide valuable perspective for developers, engineers, environmental professionals, and land professionals working on projects in environmentally sensitive areas.
Lunch Provided. RSVP Required.
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Current members should log in to the Members Portal to RSVP and secure their seat for this event.
Your membership includes full access to chapter events, resources, and exclusive content — be sure to sign in to take advantage of your benefits.
-
If you’re a woman interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, we invite you to join us for this event.
This $35 Event Access Registration allows you to attend one of our education-first sessions and experience how our chapters operate — structured conversations, real industry insight, and meaningful connection.
This event is open to women who are interested in land development and the broader built environment.
Reserve Your Spot Today!
Coffee & Connections
Join us on July 10, 2026, from 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM (ET) for Coffee & Connections at Lucky Goat Coffee.
This casual networking gathering will be led by Ladies in Land Founder & CEO Erica Sinner 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!
Contracting for Non-Contractors: A Developer’s Guide to Construction
Featuring Kim Bryan of Hutson Development
Downtown Development: Vision, Investment & Implementation
Featuring Alex Sifakis , President of JWB and Brian Moll, CEO Gateway Jax
Legislation & Land: What the New Laws Mean for Development
Featuring Staci Rewis and Cyndy Trimmer of Driver, McAfee, Hawthorne & Diebenow (DMH&D).

