Yamileth Jaramillo, serving as a social innovation architect, has been a part of the creation of several innovative technologies and cultural agencies such as Spendefy, Snake Nation, and Atlnata Influences Everything to name a few. Now in the building of her business COLOR Co and building her first mix use commercial real estate development, she has a wealth of knowledge about the intersection between culture, real estate, policy and technology. Through her profound insights and experiences, Jaramillo addresses the critical necessity for constructive coexistence by catalyzing human relations transformation.

She emphasizes the vital role of a structured system that houses essential resources, propelling significant advancements. She navigates the evolving landscape, emphasizing the profound effect of culture on real estate, which in turn is shaped by civic policies, all of which are evolving through technological advancements. The session transcends traditional barriers, advocating for cohesive, inclusive strategies that resonate across industries, driving positive change in communities. Jaramillo advocates for a paradigm shift, highlighting the necessity of recognizing mutual interdependence among individuals and industries.

By spotlighting the interconnectedness of culture, real estate, civic policy, and technology, she urges the audience to embrace transformative collaborations that transcend conventional boundaries, heralding an era of more cohesive, equitable community development. Yamileth challenges the conventional silos and promotes an ecosystem where resources are shared, amplifying collective progress. This approach creates an enabling environment for a more unified, cohesive society, underscoring the collective need for one another to thrive and prosper.

Would like to include Jay Bailey, CEO of the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs into this session, but forgot to include him in the speakers. His email is jmbailey@russellcenter.org.