In Episode 67, Carter talks with Toni Alexander, the President and Creative Director of Intercommunications on branding and telling the story of your project. In this episode, you’ll learn: How do you turn your land into a brand? What’s the “Big Idea” behind a marketing campaign? How do you develop your brand promise? What role […]
In Episode 66 of the Land to Lots™ podcast, Carter speaks with Nicholas Julian, Senior Program Manager specializing in land use at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). With a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification and a strong background in project management, Nick addresses critical issues in land development and housing production. […]
In Episode 65, Carter talks with Dan Sullivan the founder of the entrepreneurial coaching program Strategic Coach. Carter has been involved in the Strategic Coach program for over 10 years and the program has transformed his businesses and his entrepreneurial freedoms. In this series of podcasts, Dan shares in insights on: 1. The importance of […]
In Episode 64, Carter continues his interview with Craig Coppola, author of The Fantastic Life and founding principal of Lee & Associates Arizona. Sharing powerful insights on living a fantastic life, Craig draws from his 40+ years as a top-producing office broker, where he mastered building game-changing business relationships through persistence, grit, and determination. Craig’s […]
In Episode 63, Carter speaks with Craig Coppola, author of The Fantastic Life and founding principal of Lee & Associates Arizona. Sharing powerful insights on living a fantastic life, Craig draws from his 40+ years as a top-producing office broker, where he mastered building game-changing business relationships through persistence, grit, and determination. Craig’s journey from […]
In Episode 62, Carter continues discussing the implications and importance of the US Supreme Court’s decision in the matter of Sheetz v. El Dorado County, CA and how this decision lays the groundwork for further litigation in how development impact fees are estimated and imposed in the state of California specifically and the US generally. […]
In Episode 61, Carter discusses the implications and importance of the US Supreme Court’s decision in the matter of Sheetz v. El Dorado County, CA and how this decision lays the groundwork for further litigation in how development impact fees are estimated and imposed in the state of California specifically and the US generally. In […]
In Episode 60, Carter talks with Andrés Duany who, along with his wife, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, is the founding partner DPZ CoDesign. DPZ is best known for the “rediscovery” of neighborhood structures which influenced the design of Seaside, the acclaimed project renowned for its traditional town plan, streetscapes, meeting places and buildings. Following up on Seaside, […]
In Episode 59, Carter continues his conversation with David Oliver, a partner with Allen Boone Humphries Robinson (ABHR), one of Texas’ leading public finance law firms specializing in municipal utility district (MUD), water district (WD) and municipal management districts (MMDs) and why these types of public financing vehicles are critical to developing and financing Texas […]
In Episode 58, Carter continues his conversation with David Oliver, a partner with Allen Boone Humphries Robinson (ABHR), one of Texas’ leading public finance law firms specializing in municipal utility district (MUD), water district (WD) and municipal management districts (MMDs) and why these types of public financing vehicles are critical to developing and financing Texas […]