District Council Leadership
District councils are ULI programs and networking delivered at the local level. District councils are led by local ULI members who volunteer their time to advance ULI’s mission in their community. Three positions can be found across all geographies and most district councils also have additional leadership positions and committees to help guide various initiatives and programmatic work. To view current opportunities to serve, ULI members can view open volunteer activities through ULI Navigator or by contacting local district council staff.
District Council Chair: Chairs provide leadership and guidance for the district council. The Chair is responsible for appointing all positions on the Management Committee and Advisory Board, as well as representing the district council at major programs and other community meetings and offering strategic leadership of the district council. Current District Council Chairs.
Chair for Mission Advancement (CMA): CMAs actively participate in the major work of the district council, acting as a bridge between ULI and the district council activities and as a liaison for local public engagement. The CMA helps create the annual program of work and helps ensure that the district council’s work remains focused on ULI’s mission. The CMA assists the Chair as a liaison to the global organization, becoming knowledgeable and connected to ULI’s resources, topics, and impact strategies and ensuring that local initiatives remain aligned with ULI’s global mission. Connect with current CMAs.
Treasurer: District councils support their annual operations from membership dues, events, local sponsorships, and grants from foundations and other institutions. Treasurers serve as a steward of donor/member/sponsor dollars and are key components to leading and managing the enterprise locally by assisting with managing a program of work that meets the needs of the members and the communities we serve. Connect with current Treasurers.