The Resilience Summit is ULI’s flagship climate adaptation event; convening industry leaders in real estate and resilience from around the world to address the challenges and harness the opportunities posed by climate risks. Featuring dynamic panels, case studies, and networking opportunities, the Resilience Summit offers a rich tapestry of insights and experiences to catalyze investment in risk reduction strategies, preserve and protect real estate value, and create thriving communities.
ULI Resilience Summit attendees represent the full gamut of real estate; from owners, developers, and investors to design professionals, government officials, and planners.
“The ULI Resilience Summit provided us with direct access to the top thought leaders on this challenging and rapidly evolving set of issues. Presenters struck a perfect balance between innovative case studies, interdisciplinary relevance, and critically framed insights. Practitioners and policymakers left not only with a new set of resources and tools for their own work, but also had a lens into the research and analysis that is changing [the] field today and will inform the future of urban resilience in the years to come.”
“The speakers were fantastic. Each one of them was knowledgeable in the field they represented, and the presentations reflected this capacity. They were also accessible, answered questions, and engaged. Overall, a great conference where I came out with new tools and questions to further my organization.”
“The panel on integrating physical risk into real estate investment decision-making was the best I’ve seen on the topic! Loved the very detailed examples of ways in which integrating physical risk depends on investment strategy, etc.”
“It was a very good day, with action-provoking, not just thought-provoking, discussion.”
“ULI continues to lead in creating a space for cross-disciplinary collaboration on climate change.”
One of the many ways to get involved and showcase your company’s commitment to this important initiative is by aligning your company’s brand with the ULI Resilience Summit. Your sponsorship supports both the event itself and the ongoing work of ULI’s Urban Resilience Program, advancing a brighter, more resilient future. For more information about the sponsorship program, please contact Jennifer Johnson at [email protected]
The 2025 Resilience Summit was held in-person on May 15, 2025 in conjunction with ULI’s Spring Meeting in Denver. The event explored innovative approaches to protecting cities and portfolios, including strategies for assessing and mitigating climate risks, how to finance resilient properties, and the role of public policy in fostering climate-prepared development. Read the Urban Land article for key takeaways from the event. Click here for session summaries and resources.
The 2024 Resilience Summit was held in-person on April 12, 2024 in conjunction with ULI’s Spring Meeting in New York City; featuring expert insights on climate risk and real estate, financing decarbonization and resilience, and solutions for reducing climate impacts on assets and cities. Click here to read the event recap. Click here to read the event recap.
The 2023 Resilience Summit was held in-person on May 15, 2023 in conjunction with ULI’s Spring Meeting in Toronto, bringing together leaders in the field of real estate and resilience to share practical solutions to protect communities and investments from climate risks. Click here to view the event summary report.
The Urban Resilience program hosted its third Resilience Summit from January 25-27, 2022. Click here to review the summary report, and here to view select session recordings.
Hosted virtually, the 2020 Resilience Summit brought together more than 225 attendees, and laid out the new realities of resilience during a pandemic. The event examined ways in which industry leaders could make more informed decisions to further protect communities and investments from climate hazards.
ULI’s Urban Resilience Program hosted the first Resilience Summit in conjunction with the 2019 ULI Fall Meeting, to elevate climate resilience topics and help members take action to better prepare for climate change impacts.