"I wish you could see the emails flying around and hear the conversations I’ve been part of all day about how much everyone appreciated meeting you and hearing you speak. Your words resonated with H2H members and have truly inspired some of the most exciting and enthusiastic conversations that I’ve been a part of in my role here at WLT. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to join us. Thank you for the care and thought you put into your message."

"On behalf of everyone at Housing Colorado, I’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you for sharing your expertise and insights with our attendees at this year’s Housing Colorado Now! Conference. Your willingness to volunteer your time, energy and support helped make this conference a huge success."

"I wanted to take a moment to thank you once again for your presentation and participation in yesterday’s event. I greatly appreciate the time you took out of your schedule to join us in the Hudson Valley to discuss such critical issues centered around housing and urban revitalization. Your energy and charisma was infectious and many people left with a renewed sense of hope as they begin changing the frame and dialogue about need and impact in their communities. We received great feedback from the attendees and they left wanting more. As Pattern continues its mission on improving the quality of life in the Hudson Valley – we will keep housing and community development at the forefront of the conversation."

"Your talk stayed on our minds for days following the event."

"Extraordinary talk tonight ....by an extraordinary person."

"The National Institute of Building Sciences is exploring how collaboration and a holistic approach to the design, construction, operation and regulation of the built environment can produce high-performance and resilient buildings and communities. Jonathan's keynote address at our Building innovation 2017 conference presented an effective and compelling case for looking beyond individual disciplines to understand the importance of addressing national and community challenges--and the potential consequences of inaction. The examples provided told the story in a manner easily accessible to our diverse audience of building-related professionals."

"Thank you for a terrific lecture and a delightful evening. I rarely have enjoyed a conversation as much as I enjoyed ours. You have created a magnificent book that should be read by every mayor, city manager, city council member in the country, and by everyone else who is interested in and concerned about the future of our cities."

"Cities across America need champions to address twenty-first-century challenges of environmental, economic, and social change. During a time when political division undermines the future of American cities, Jonathan Rose is a much-needed voice that reminds land use professionals of our history, while encouraging us to embrace technological advances to address the challenges we face. His approach to urban life is refreshing!"

"The presentation by Jonathan Rose about the ideas in his Well-Tempered City book was inspiring to ULI Washington’s members. Our multidisciplinary group of urban professionals is engaged in providing leadership in creating thriving and healthy cities. Mr. Rose’s impassioned plea and convincing argument for the importance of this work provided attendees with a renewed vigor for working hard to seek equity and opportunity for all in our communities."

"Jonathan Rose’s presentation at the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture was a memorable and inspiring event. The Institute was grateful for having the opportunity not only to host Jonathan in Dallas but to be the vehicle for sharing his ground-breaking book The Well-Tempered City with our members and supporters. What a remarkable contribution! I think of T.S. Eliot’s understanding of the way the circle of literary classics opens up to welcome new classics in a way that changes the contours of what we should know. So it must be with such insights and wisdom as Jonathan’s about cities."