What is the Pathways to Inclusion Initiative?

The Pathways to Inclusion initiative (PTI) was created by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) to increase the participation of equity-deserving communities who are currently underrepresented in the real estate development, land use, and city-building fields.

The Pathways to Inclusion Initiative will offer up to 25 industry professionals a full-year ULI membership, including participation in the ULI Toronto PTI 2025 Event in early March, while providing ongoing opportunities to enhance access and engagement as ULI members throughout the year.

ULI Membership is valued at more than $400 CAD each.

About ULI and ULI Toronto

The Urban Land Institute is a nonprofit education and research institute supported by its members. Its mission is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide.

Established in 1936, the Institute has more than 46,000 members worldwide representing all aspects of land use and development disciplines. ULI Toronto is the local district council representing over 2,000 members in the GTHA region.

2025 Pathways to Inclusion Cohort:

Ori Abara, University of Toronto
Rahemeen Ahmed, Arup
Massa Almoselly, Asas Foundation
Mohsen Arabi, uTrack Energy Inc.
Courtney Ayukawa, City of Toronto; Social Development, Finance and Administration
Alexander Banh, Apex Advisory
Sandi Boulos, PlazaPOPs
Vincent Browne, LURA Consulting
Siyi Gu, Rotman Real Estate Association
Joanna Ilunga, Infrastructure Ontario
Merve Kolcak, Biglieri Group Ltd.
Anjala Kulasegaram, City of Toronto
Dustin MacDonald, SvN Architects + Planners
Mohsen Mahjoobnia, MDAD ltd
Rui Mao, University of Toronto
Yuvraj Mohan, Rotman School of Management
Tham Nampi, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Chandra Piduri, Rotman School of Management
Stephanie Spence, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Keisha St. Louis-McBurnie, Monumental
Latif Syed, IKO North America
J.A Veloso, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
Liam Vu, Toronto Metropolitan University
Helen Xie, Infrastructure Ontario
Marwa Zidi, Portland State University