General Information | LandCare MT Program

Share Your Experience on Socials!

The best way to capture the spirit of this year’s MT Program is through your own words and experiences. Whether you post a photo, a video or a few thoughtful sentences, these prompts are here to help you inspire your network with authentic takeaways from our time together.

Prompts to Spark Your Story:
Use these only if you find them helpful—they’re here to spark ideas and guide your reflections.

Which framework, technique, or tool from the program will become your go-to as you manage projects?
What new idea or insight are you excited to take back to your team or clients?
Who inspired you most during the program?
Was it someone from the L&D team, a peer or even a conversation over lunch? Share what they said or did that stuck with you.
What’s one new thing you’re going to try because of this program?
Think about a tool, process or mindset shift that you’re planning to implement.
What was your favorite part of being together in San Diego?
Whether it was the learning sessions, touring Hunter Industries or the after-hours moments—tell us what made it special.
How did the program reflect our core values?
Think about moments where you saw our values in action—whether it was through leadership, teamwork, passion, or service.

Tips for sharing:

Use photos or videos from the event to bring your story to life.
Check out conference pics here: 2025 MT Program
Tag anyone who inspired you.
Don't forget hashtags:
#LandCareMTProgram #ItsBetterOutHere

Your experience matters. Let’s share it in a way that’s personal, authentic and meaningful.

Preparing for the Event

During our in-person MT Program event, you'll have the opportunity to learn from LandCare leaders. They'll deep dive into topics like LandCare's history, site quality and performance and principles of motivation and rewards.

As we spend time together, we hope to create connections, build relationships and enjoy each other’s fellowship. Below, you'll find all the general information that you'll need to help you plan for our event. Familiarize yourself with the schedule and be sure to bring any supplies necessary to take notes during our time together.

Weather

San Diego’s July weather typically brings daytime temperatures in the mid-70s and cooler evenings in the mid-60s. We recommend keeping an eye on the forecast and coming prepared to enjoy time outdoors, especially in the evenings.

Dress Code

Training sessions and meetings during the day are business casual, which excludes leggings, jeans, shorts, running shoes and hats. You’ll be meeting with business leaders, so professional, well-groomed, and presentable attire is expected. On Wednesday, we’ll be visiting Hunter Industries—please note that closed-toe shoes are required for this visit.

Dinners and evening activities are casual. You can wear jeans that are free from holes, and comfortable shoes and shirts. We’ll be spending time on the beach Wednesday night, so be sure to dress comfortably for a relaxed evening outdoors.

Training Preparation

Come prepared to take notes with a notepad and pen, listen actively and engage in discussion by asking questions. Laptops are not needed during sessions. Before arriving, we encourage you to reflect on your goals and aspirations—this will help you get the most out of the experience and contribute meaningfully to group activities.

Getting to the Conference

Flights

Flights have been arranged and details were communicated to each attendee.

To avoid delays and ensure you don’t miss any part of the planned agenda, we highly recommend traveling with carry-on luggage only and not checking a bag.

Hotel

Hotel rooms have been reserved for you at the DoubleTree - Del Mar located at 11915 El Camino Real, San Diego, CA 92130.

As with previous LandCare conferences, team members will be assigned shared hotel rooms. Your hotel confirmation and roommate information can be found on the Hotel Info page.

Your hotel room has been reserved for you. Room and tax will be charged to our master account but you will be asked to provide a credit card at check-in for incidentals.

Ground Transportation

Group leaders have been provided with an Uber voucher to cover transportation to and from the airport. When you land, please connect with your group leader so that your group can travel together.

Upon arrival, direct your Uber driver to the DoubleTree – Del Mar.

Name	Phone Number	Arrival Time	Flight #
Group 1
Skyler Westergard (Group Leader)	1 (435) 512-9203	7:05am	SW997
Emiliano Valseca	1 (737) 497-1347	7:05am	SW3208
Group 2
Logan Rodriguez (Group Leader)	1 (629) 395-8630	8:25am	SW2080
Justin Crews	1 (405) 520-3219	9:10am	SW2133
Kim Rodriguez	1 (405) 435-1152	9:10am	SW2133
Group 3
Meg Blinzler (Group Leader)	1 (913) 461-0075	9:34am	UA264
Chandler Conroy	1 (682) 999-1968	9:50am	AA2034
Jared Little	1 (469) 404-6498	9:50am	AA2034
John Scharaldi	1 (732) 810-3730	9:41am	U1626
Riley Nebel	1 (847) 721-6398	9:34am	UA264
Group 4
Bailey Kulich (Group Leader)	1 (704) 441-2854	10:41am	AA2796
Matt Gallagher	1 (267) 400-9264	11:05am	AA1621
Derek Petrochko	1 (610) 737-0114	11:05am	AA1621
Matt Brewster	1 (703) 254-9567	10:55am	U1930
Group 5
Payton May (Group Leader)	1 (317) 750-9631	10:10am	SW888
Evan Lampson	1 (707) 657-3896	10:23am	UA1483
Daton Wolfaardt	1 (925) 719-1983	10:23am	UA1483
Tony Cole	1 (971) 997-0456	10:00am	AA1074

Share Your Experience on Socials!

The best way to capture the spirit of this year’s MT Program is through your own words and experiences. Whether you post a photo, a video or a few thoughtful sentences, these prompts are here to help you inspire your network with authentic takeaways from our time together.

Prompts to Spark Your Story: Use these only if you find them helpful—they’re here to spark ideas and guide your reflections.

Which framework, technique, or tool from the program will become your go-to as you manage projects? What new idea or insight are you excited to take back to your team or clients?

Who inspired you most during the program? Was it someone from the L&D team, a peer or even a conversation over lunch? Share what they said or did that stuck with you.

What’s one new thing you’re going to try because of this program? Think about a tool, process or mindset shift that you’re planning to implement.

What was your favorite part of being together in San Diego? Whether it was the learning sessions, touring Hunter Industries or the after-hours moments—tell us what made it special.

How did the program reflect our core values? Think about moments where you saw our values in action—whether it was through leadership, teamwork, passion, or service.

Tips for sharing:

Use photos or videos from the event to bring your story to life. Check out conference pics here: 2025 MT Program

Tag anyone who inspired you.

Don't forget hashtags: #LandCareMTProgram #ItsBetterOutHere

Your experience matters. Let’s share it in a way that’s personal, authentic and meaningful.​

Preparing for the Event

Weather

San Diego’s July weather typically brings daytime temperatures in the mid-70s and cooler evenings in the mid-60s. We recommend keeping an eye on the forecast and coming prepared to enjoy time outdoors, especially in the evenings.

Dress Code

Training Preparation

Getting to the Conference

Flights

Flights have been arranged and details were communicated to each attendee. To avoid delays and ensure you don’t miss any part of the planned agenda, we highly recommend traveling with carry-on luggage only and not checking a bag.

Hotel

Ground Transportation

Prompts to Spark Your Story:
Use these only if you find them helpful—they’re here to spark ideas and guide your reflections.

Which framework, technique, or tool from the program will become your go-to as you manage projects?
What new idea or insight are you excited to take back to your team or clients?

Who inspired you most during the program?
Was it someone from the L&D team, a peer or even a conversation over lunch? Share what they said or did that stuck with you.

What’s one new thing you’re going to try because of this program?
Think about a tool, process or mindset shift that you’re planning to implement.

What was your favorite part of being together in San Diego?
Whether it was the learning sessions, touring Hunter Industries or the after-hours moments—tell us what made it special.

How did the program reflect our core values?
Think about moments where you saw our values in action—whether it was through leadership, teamwork, passion, or service.

Use photos or videos from the event to bring your story to life.
Check out conference pics here: 2025 MT Program

Don't forget hashtags:
#LandCareMTProgram #ItsBetterOutHere

Your experience matters. Let’s share it in a way that’s personal, authentic and meaningful.

Flights have been arranged and details were communicated to each attendee.

To avoid delays and ensure you don’t miss any part of the planned agenda, we highly recommend traveling with carry-on luggage only and not checking a bag.