2020 Professional Certificate in Municipal Finance Chicago, March 18-20, 2020 (CM)
In partnership with the University of Chicago, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will host a three day program on municipal finance in Chicago. Designed for urban planning, real estate, and economic development professionals, the program will provide a thorough foundation in the following topics:
Urban Economics and Growth
Intergovernmental Fiscal Frameworks
Capital Budgeting, Accounting, and Infrastructure Maintenance
Debt and Municipal Securities
Land-Based Finance
Public-Private Partnerships
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Fiscal Impact Analysis
Who Should Attend
Those with the following experience will be given preference for admission:
New to senior-level urban planners who work in both the private and public sectors as well as individuals in the land development industry at large.
Job titles including:
Urban Planners
Community and Economic Development Staff
Developers and real estate professionals
Real Estate Attorneys
Professional Development Credits
Upon completion of the program, participants receive a Certificate in Municipal Finance. For planners maintaining their AICP credentials, this course provides Certification Maintenance (CM) credits from the APA.
For more information, please visit harris.uchicago.edu