(AGENPARL) – mer 06 novembre 2024 2025 Small Developer Incubator Pilot ProgramThe City is partnering with two non-profit organizations to pilot a Small Developer Incubator Program. The goal of this program is to create a network of developers and contractors who are invested in the economic health and vitality of local Sacramento neighborhoods and build local capacity to develop smaller-scale housing solutions to address California’s housing shortage.
The program will include several learning and networking opportunities of varying degrees of investment, including an evening lecture, one full day workshop, and one 4-week long boot camp. Learn more about the details of these events on the project webpage.
Apply to be a Local Host Committee Member to Help Kick-off our Program!The City is seeking to organize a Local Host Committee comprised of a diverse cross-section of individuals. The roles of the Committee are to:Advise the team on how to engage the local community and ensure equitable representation and participation.
Help build a network of local small developers, especially builders of color, women, and other people with backgrounds historically underrepresented in the development community.
Connect the program with organizations and individuals that will support the needs of small developers, including funders and lenders, sponsors for future cohorts, and suppliers/vendors.
Represent the diversity of the future development community in Sacramento.
Provide evaluation of pilot afterwards.
We are looking for individuals with the following experiences:Experienced well-respected developers
Commercial bankers from local or regional banks
Infill and adaptive reuse builders or contractors
Connectors in your community
Real estate brokers/realtors
Appraisers
Design professionals (architects, engineers, etc.)
Neighborhood advocacy group leaders
Small businesses
Labor organization representatives
Chambers of commerce
Local chapter representative of organizations such as ULI, Strong Towns, YIMBY, House Sacramento, etc.
APPLY HERE
Participation stipends may be available for selected Local Host Committee members pending completion of the above application.
Local Host Committee FAQHow much time will I need to dedicate to being on this committee?
Local Host Committee members are required to attend two to three 1-hour meetings over a year-long period in addition to an evening networking and lecture event in January. Outside of these meetings, we ask that time is spent getting the word out about the program events to help get maximum success out of the program.
Can I participate in the full program and boot camp if I am a Local Host Committee member?
Absolutely!
Do I have to participate in the full program and bootcamp if I am a Local Host Committee member?
You do not have to participate in the boot camp, but we hope you can get the word out about the program and potentially participate as a connector, mentor, or service provider for our program participants.
What are the roles for committee members?
Advise the team on how to engage the local community and ensure equitable representation and participation.
Help build a network of local small developers, especially builders of color, women, and other people with backgrounds historically underrepresented in the development community.
Connect the program with organizations and individuals that will support the needs of small developers, including funders and lenders, sponsors for future cohorts, and suppliers/vendors.
Represent the diversity of the future development community in Sacramento.
Provide evaluation of the pilot program afterwards.

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