Philadelphia250 is coming! Hear from CEO Danielle DiLeo Kim

PCCP is excited to welcome the President and CEO of PHILADELPHIA250, Danielle DiLeo Kim, AIA, as our speaker at our next Luncheon on Thursday, March 28th at McCormick & Schmick's (1 South Broad Street).

Philadelphia 250 is the nonprofit bringing the 250th anniversary of the country to the people and neighborhoods of Philadelphia. Danielle has been instrumental in the design and realization of institutional and cultural buildings, citywide and campus master plans, and community engagement processes across Philadelphia. Her past clients and projects include the Philadelphia City Planning Commission, PIDC, Mann Center, The Salvation Army Kroc Center, Fairmount Park Conservancy, University City District, and Temple University. She currently serves as the President-elect of the American Institute of Architects Philadelphia; she is a full member of the Carpenter’s Company; and she is an active member of the Urban Land Institute. Danielle holds a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Architecture from Virginia Tech. She lives with her husband and two daughters in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia where you’ll find her running or riding her bike.

We are excited to hear about this once in our lifetime anniversary and learn how all of us can be involved in supporting, planning and making it the best it can be for our great City.

Also, stay tuned for our upcoming presentations, including on April 25th, Jodie Harris, the new President of PIDC, doing so much in Philadelphia to promote business and our economy.

Please reserve your seat by sending a payment right away as space at McCormick & Schmick is limited (to 66). All RSVPs are needed by March 24th.
Membership available for $50.00
Member's luncheon: $35.00
Non member luncheon: $45.00
Mail checks payable to PCCP before March 24, 2024
2001 Hamilton St.
apt. 402
Philadelphia, PA 19130

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks, 1 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, United States