Tech-Driven Solutions to Accelerate Housing Development
Thu 13 Nov
10:15 AM — 11:00 AM (GMT-06:00) Central Time
Fayetteville Town Center, Ozark Ballroom 1
Can technology impact the development process, reduce costs, and expand housing opportunities? This panel brings together innovators applying data and digital platforms to tackle key barriers in land use, entitlements, and permitting. Drawing on case studies from across the country and Northwest Arkansas, panelists will demonstrate how technology can make invisible processes visible, reducing development timelines and improving transparency for both the public and private sectors. Join us for a solutions-focused discussion on how technology can support communities, planners, and developers in building more vibrant places.
Speakers
Moderator
Moderator
Director, Terwilliger Center for Housing Urban Land Institute
Fabiola Yurcisin (she/her) is an urban planner, placemaker, and visual artist whose work focuses on advancing systemic change at the intersection of art, community, and the built environment. She has led numerous initiatives aimed at amplifying the voices of immigrant communities and promoting inclusivity in the creative economy of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region. Using art as a tool for advocacy, she has exhibited…
Panelist
Panelist
CEO & Founder Acres.com
Carter Malloy leads a fast-growing team of 65 people across Acres’ land intelligence platform. Prior to founding Acres, he spent 12 years in investing, with a specialty in technology and data companies. Prior to that, he built and led businesses in sustainable fuel and internet marketing. He holds a degree in Physics from the University of Arkansas and serves on the Agribusiness Council of the Federal…
Panelist
Panelist
Founder and CEO Infilla
Jenny Song is the Founder and CEO of Infilla, a technology company that makes software tools for municipal planning and building departments to process entitlements and permits faster, more consistently, and more transparently. Jenny has spent 1000+ hours with 300+ applicants and government staff in 50+ jurisdictions to build tools that serve all permitting stakeholders and proudly serves customer jurisdictions as varied as San Francisco,…