05-13-2014 - ULI New York to host inaugural Urban Visionary Series honoring Rudin of Rudin Management Co.
Urban Land Institute New York (ULI New York) will launch its Urban Visionary Series with renowned developer, owner and manager, Bill Rudin of Rudin Management Co. This exclusive members-only luncheon event will take place on Tuesday, May 13 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
The Urban Visionary Series will showcase influential leaders in the New York real estate community whose contributions to the built environment—and to civic and philanthropic endeavors—exemplify the spirit and mission of the Urban Land Institute. During this event, Rudin will engage in a dynamic and candid discussion, sharing his unique experiences and lessons learned.
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