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Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership (PPIL) and Impact Real Estate Initiatives

Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership (PPIL) and Impact Real Estate Initiatives

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School-wide Program

The Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership (PPIL) is a co-curricular school- wide program designed to provide students with the skills and strategies needed to develop as inclusive leaders. The program features robust programming offered throughout the student’s educational journey, anchored on five essential inclusive leadership skills. The Center partners with the Real Estate Association to contribute to these dialogues.

Affordable Housing, Fall 2025

This conversation explored current trends in affordable housing; public policy and reform impacting the future of affordable housing; and the importance of enhancing residents’ experience, operations, and communities.

Featured Speakers:

  • Rachel Diller '99, Senior Managing Director and CIO, Workforce and Affordable Housing at Bridge Investment Group
  • Professor Boaz Abramson (moderator), Assistant Professor of Business, Columbia Business School
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