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  										placemakingpodcast@gmail.com   Facebook-f   Twitter   Linkedin   Instagram   Adaptive Planning and the Crusade for New Urbanism with Matthew Lambert – Ep. 67 About the Guest We can’t wait to share this next conversation with all of you. Today on the show we have Matthew Lambert. Matthew is a Partner at DPZ CoDesign. The firm has been a leader in the practice of planning and urban design for over 30 years. Their philosophy is the platform of New Urbanism, a movement promoting mixed-use, traditional neighborhood planning over the segregated-use suburban sprawl seen worldwide. As Co-founders of the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU), DPZ’s principals have been longtime advocates of urban growth through compact, pedestrian-oriented, transit-friendly communities that continue to shape policy and have recently influenced new sustainability codes. In this episode, we learned about the persistent issues that have perpetuated the suburban sprawl movement. We discussed how many of the outdated regulations have led to a car-centric model. Last, but not least, we discussed how individuals and professionals in their community can begin to advocate for developments that are truly equitable and sustainable! There is tons of great information in this episode! I hope you enjoy! As always, if you have enjoyed the show, please subscribe to the show and share with your friends in the industry. There will be more exciting conversations on the shows to come. So without further ado, let’s start the show!    To Learn More About Matthew Lambert and DPZ  CoDesign, Check out the Following Websites:  LinkedIn -Matthew Lambert Instagram – DPZ CoDesign DPZ CoDesign Website  Recommended Reading Section    P.S. We spend (a lot) of time, sweat, tears, and money creating each episode of The Placemaking Podcast. We do this without the support of sponsors as we want to keep the advertisements out of the picture and provide an add-free listening experience. YOUR support ensures we can keep delivering these discussions ad-free! If you feel compelled to donate to the show (and receive some cool bonuses…) you can check out my Patron Page.     The Weekly Real Estate Development Workshop Receive the latest news Subscribe To Our Weekly Updates Find Us Here  Facebook-f   Twitter   Linkedin-in   Youtube  The Placemaking Podcast All Rights Reserved © 2020

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Adaptive Planning and the Crusade for New Urbanism with Matthew Lambert  – Ep. 67

We recently caught up with Matthew Lambert, VP for University Advancement at William &amp; Mary. Matthew is one of the most respected leaders in our field, he and his colleagues have delivered incredible results and contributed so much as an author. We cover everything from Matthew's first job as a member of the elite Oscar Mayer Wiener hotdogging team to his book, Privatization and the Public Good: Public Universities in the Balance.About MatthewAs vice president for University Advancement, Matthew T. Lambert ’99 oversees all William &amp; Mary efforts related to alumni engagement, private fundraising and philanthropic outreach, university marketing and alumni communications. Under Dr. Lambert’s direction, University Advancement’s overarching goal is to create a lasting, robust culture of engagement and philanthropy among the greater William &amp; Mary community.A graduate of William &amp; Mary with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology, Lambert earned a master’s degree from The Ohio State University, and a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to returning to William &amp; Mary in 2013 as the vice president for university development, he was associate vice president in Georgetown University’s Office of Advancement. In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, he is active in public policy research and scholarship and is the author of the book Privatization and the Public Good: Public Universities in the Balance (Harvard Education Press) and co-editor of Advancing Higher Education: New Strategies for Fundraising, Philanthropy, and Engagement (Rowman &amp; Littlefield). Lambert and his wife, Karen Silverberg Lambert ’98, live in Williamsburg with their two sons, William and Harrison.

We recently caught up with Matthew Lambert, VP for University Advancement at William &amp; Mary. Matthew is one of the most respected leaders in our field, he and his colleagues have delivered incredible results and contributed so much as an author. We cover everything from Matthew's first job as a member of the elite Oscar Mayer Wiener hotdogging team to his book, Privatization and the Public Good: Public Universities in the Balance.About MatthewAs vice president for University Advancement, Matthew T. Lambert ’99 oversees all William &amp; Mary efforts related to alumni engagement, private fundraising and philanthropic outreach, university marketing and alumni communications. Under Dr. Lambert’s direction, University Advancement’s overarching goal is to create a lasting, robust culture of engagement and philanthropy among the greater William &amp; Mary community.A graduate of William &amp; Mary with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology, Lambert earned a master’s degree from The Ohio State University, and a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to returning to William &amp; Mary in 2013 as the vice president for university development, he was associate vice president in Georgetown University’s Office of Advancement. In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, he is active in public policy research and scholarship and is the author of the book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Privatization-Public-Good-Universities-Balance/dp/161250731X" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Privatization and the Public Good: Public Universities in the Balance</a> (Harvard Education Press) and co-editor of <a href="https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781475845020/Advancing-Higher-Education-New-Strategies-for-Fundraising-Philanthropy-and-Engagement" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Advancing Higher Education: New Strategies for Fundraising, Philanthropy, and Engagement</a> (Rowman &amp; Littlefield). Lambert and his wife, Karen Silverberg Lambert ’98, live in Williamsburg with their two sons, William and Harrison.

28: Making a Career out of Advancement, Matthew Lambert

Matthew Lambert is a charismatic leader in university advancement at one of the nation's oldest institutions of higher education - William &amp; Mary. In my conversation with Matthew we explore his career story. Hear how driving the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile around the country was a great way to start his career as a fundraiser. Matthew shares his sentiments on events as an engagement tool, and how to prevent a "golden birdbath" from being constructed on campus.

Matthew Lambert - Vice President of University Advancement at William & Mary