Wellness for Communities: Cultivating Resilience Through Regenerative Development
PART OF THE “BLUEPRINTS OF WELLBEING” WEBINAR SERIES
Wednesday, December 4, 11AM-12PM ET | REGISTER BELOW
Join us for a compelling 60-minute webinar featuring David Leventhal and Martin Goebel, who will share transformative insights from their work in regenerative real estate development aimed at enhancing community well-being and individual wellness. Hosted by Amy McDonald, this session will delve into effective strategies for fostering health, wellness, resilience, and sustainability in community planning and development.
Drawing on a rich background in environmental and community projects, our speakers will discuss their journey through innovative initiatives that have strengthened community health across the globe. From the regenerative practices at Playa Viva, south of Zihuatanejo, Mexico, to community-focused projects like Xala in Costa Algre, Jalisco, to LegacyWorks Group activities in Baja and Oaxaca, learn how sustainable development can create thriving environments and understand the applications of this approach with examples such as Fogo Island Inn in Newfoundland, Canada.
Designed for visionaries, changemakers and anyone interested in the intersection of real estate and community wellness, this webinar will dive deep into how integrating wellness can redefine real estate and resilience. Perfect for those curious about the future of community development and sustainable living and wellness, our speakers will provide actionable insights and examples of how regenerative practices can be implemented to promote long-term community health and vitality.
About the Speakers
David Leventhal – David is co-founder of Playa Viva, an award-winning regenerative boutique hotel that has recently been awarded 2 Keys from Michelin. David is also the founder of Regenerative Travel, dedicated to transforming travel, communities, and ecosystems.
Martin Goebel – Martin is director for Mexico and Latin America at Legacy Works Group, a nonprofit that advises, invests, and supports community and developer-focused programs. With over four decades of experience, Martin has been a pioneer in advancing place- and community-based sustainability and regeneration efforts.