Infrastructure Investor Social Infrastructure Forum 2021

Carolyn Arida

Managing Director, Harrison Street

Carolyn Arida is a Managing Director and the Head of Utilities at Harrison Street, a leading alternative real assets manager. She is a member of the firm’s Management Committee and the Social Infrastructure Fund’s Investment Committee. Ms. Arida spearheads Harrison Street’s power, energy and utility efforts and is responsible for originating, underwriting, executing and managing investments for the Social Infrastructure Fund. She also supports development of investment strategies and leads efforts to develop joint venture relationships with operating partners. Ms. Arida has led equity investments for over 5 gigawatts of assets, representing $8 billion in total project costs. Prior to joining Harrison Street, Ms. Arida served as Vice President at GE Energy Financial Services where she led new product introductions and first of their kind transactions including the first U.S. offshore wind financing and the first Japanese solar project financing. She holds a BA in Economics, a BSBA in Finance and an MBA from Boston University.

Erik Botnevik

Director & Country Lead, Norway; Infranode

Erik joined Infranode in January 2018 and is a Director and Country Lead Norway and sector Head of Digital infra. He has over 19 years transaction and business development experience, including management positions at Telenor Group where he was head of the Groups global investment strategy and portfolio development teams.

Erik Botnevik has over 10 years’ experience as advisor on Norwegian telecom, energy and infrastructure transactions for leading investment banks ABN AMRO, Citi and SEB. At SEB Corporate Finance in Oslo he was head of Nordic telecom advisory and covered Norwegian infrastructure.

Erik Botnevik holds a B.Sc. from London School of Economics and an M.Sc. from Cass Business School. He is a Norwegian citizen and is based in Oslo

Infranode

Infranode is a Swedish company that invests long-term in essential infrastructure in the Nordic region within energy, transport, digital infrastructure and social infrastructure. Our investors include well-known pension funds and institutions such as KPA Pension, the Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund, Folksam and the EIB. Infranode is a long-term owner and partner to both the private and the public sector with an investment horizon of 25 years and a focus on stable, predictable returns.

Our investors are primarily local pension funds. They invest in infrastructure on a long-term basis through Infranode to secure their clients' future pensions and to contribute to building a more sustainable society. The EU invests through the EIB in Infranode to support the Nordic region financially and fulfill its main objective of improving people's living standards.

Our team has over 200 years of combined experience in investing in, owning and developing infrastructure in partnership with public and private stakeholders. Our investment team has extensive expertise in energy, transport, telecoms and social infrastructure and operates from offices in Stockholm, Helsinki and Oslo.

Gaston Brandes

Head of Institutional Portfolio Manager Private Real Estate EMEA, Franklin Templeton

Gaston Brandes joined Franklin Real Asset Advisors as Head Institutional Portfolio Manager EMEA in January 2020.

Gaston is an integrated member of the investment team, focusing on partnerships with key distribution channels in the EMEA region to support business growth and the retention of assets.
Gaston’s career spans 20 years in the financial industry out of which 17 years in the Real Estate industry where he has worked on a global basis in capital raising as well as in structuring and developing real estate products and strategies.

He was Managing Director, Head of Business Development Real Estate at Aviva Investors, Head of Capital Markets for Grosvenor’s Fund Management business, Executive Director for Global Real Estate Products and Business Development with UBS Global Asset Management. Gaston already worked as a student for Franklin Templeton Investments from 1996 to 1999 and then full time from 2000 to 2007 in various functions in Fort Lauderdale, New York, London and Frankfurt.

Franklin Templeton

Everything we do at Franklin Templeton is focused on delivering better client outcomes. It’s why we’ve built a world-class investment firm that aims to offer the best of both worlds: global strength and boutique specialization. We bring together an unmatched collection of independent specialist investment managers across asset classes, investment styles, and geographies. All this gives us the ability to meet the unique needs of institutional clients.

Specialization and customization backed by the strength and resources of one of the world’s largest independent asset managers. Reliable, technology-driven, and tailored service. A commitment to doing what’s right for clients at all times. These are among the reasons we’re one of the world’s largest asset managers with $1.5 trillion in assets under management.*

*As of 03/31/2021. Assets under management represent combined assets of Franklin Templeton, Legg Mason, and subsidiary investment management groups. Franklin Templeton acquired Legg Mason on 7/31/20.

Simon Clark

Reporter, The Wall Street Journal

Simon Clark is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal in London. A British citizen, he has been a journalist since 2000, reporting on a wide range of financial, economic and political subjects that led him as far as the poppy fields of Afghanistan, the copper mines of Congo and to lots of banks and financial institutions in and around the City of London. He is @SimonWSJ on Twitter.

The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal was founded in July 1889. Ever since, the Journal has led the way in chronicling the rise of industries in America and around the world. In no other period of human history has the planet witnessed changes so dramatic or swift. The Journal has covered the births and deaths of tens of thousands of companies; the creation of new industries such as autos, aerospace, oil and entertainment; two world wars and numerous other conflicts; profound advances in science and technology; revolutionary social movements; the rise of consumer economies in the U.S. and abroad; and the fitful march of globalization.

Spence Clunie

Managing Partner, Ancala

Spence has over 27 years’ experience of investing in and managing infrastructure assets. Prior to founding Ancala Partners, Spence was a Senior Managing Director at Macquarie in Europe. Spence is involved in all aspects of Ancala’s business including originating and executing investments, asset management, investor relations, operations and on-going business requirements and development. Spence has an MA in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Glasgow.

Ancala

Ancala is an independent infrastructure investment firm focused on delivering enhanced risk adjusted returns through bespoke origination and active asset management. Our investment team combines experienced infrastructure investors with operational leaders who have a strong track record of de-risking businesses and improving cashflow. Our strategy focuses exclusively on the European midmarket which we believe is the part of the market best suited for our approach. Since our inception in 2010, Ancala has been following this strategy and has proven its success through both Fund I and Fund II.

Cynthia Delaume

Investor Relations, InfraVia Capital

Cynthia joined InfraVia Capital Partners in 2021 and is focusing on Investor Relations, leveraging over 16 years’ experience in investment banking in Infrastructure. Prior to InfraVia, Cynthia served as Managing Director at RBC Capital Markets covering origination and execution of M&A and capital solutions. While at RBC she advised financial sponsors and corporates on transactions across Transportation, Utilities, Telecom in Europe and North America and was responsible for coverage of several French Infrastructure funds. Cynthia started her career at Societe Generale in London in the Project Finance & Advisory team.

InfraVia

InfraVia is a leading independent private equity firm, specialized in infrastructure and technology investments. InfraVia supports entrepreneurs and companies in their growth and helps them to expand their businesses and transform them into top-tier platforms. Since 2008, InfraVia has raised more than EUR 7 billion of capital and invested in 30+ companies across Europe.

Achim Dübel

Principal

Hans-Joachim (Achim) Dübel is an independent international consultant based in Berlin. He looks back on 30 years of work experience in real estate, banking and capital markets development in over 50 countries for governments, agencies and private sector.
In almost 30 years of housing market and policy work, starting in 1991 he performed the first in-depth housing sector review for the former German Democratic Republic followed by pioneering 1994 comparative analysis of the private rental housing legal, tax and subsidy regime in the European Union. Numerous housing sector assignments worldwide followed that ranged from emergency shelter / refugee and social housing program design via rental sector and rent control analysis via subsidy and sector strategy evaluations to housing policy and finance institution building. Achim also advises both public and private investors on housing sector investment reconnaissance and execution.
Recent social housing work programs in the European Union include a housing policy review, strategy design and investment reconnaissance in Lithuania (2019/20) as well as an EU-wide study on low-income housing finance investment and public / private co-investor reconnaissance (2020/21) with specific program proposals for Italy and Romania. He currently manages a worldwide assessment of rent-to-own schemes for the World Bank Group.
Before becoming an independent consultant, Achim was the staff of the Capital Markets Department of the World Bank in Washington, DC, and empirica, a real estate sector and regional economics think-tank based in Bonn and Berlin. He holds a diploma degree in economics from the University of Bonn and a post-graduate degree from the German Development Institute, Berlin. He has been teaching at the International Housing Finance Course of the Wharton School / University of Pennsylvania.

Michael Feith

Policy Officer, InvestEU - European Commission

Michael Feith is a policy officer at the European Commission, where he deals with financing programs for infrastructure, enterprises and services.

He is mainly involved in the set-up and the governance of the new “InvestEU” programme. He is specifically experienced in social and sustainable infrastructure. He recently became member of the secretariat of the InvestEU Investment Committee, the body that approves the use of the EU guarantee for financing and investment operations.

Mr. Feith entered the European institutions in 1999 via the European Parliament, before moving to European Commission in 2001. He background is in IT and he holds as well a Master's degree in European Politics.

InvestEU Programme

The InvestEU Programme builds on the successful model of the Investment Plan for Europe. It is part of the NextGenerationEU and intends to trigger a new wave – more than €372 billion - in investments using an EU budget guarantee. The InvestEU Programme aims to give an additional boost to investment, innovation and job creation in Europe over the period 2021-27. It has dedicated “Social investment and skills window” to increase investments in the social sector.

Jasmina Glisovic

Principal Country Manager, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)

Jasmina Glisovic has more than twenty years of professional experience in international finance and development and she is currently one of three regional lending managers at CEB. Earlier she worked as a Country Manager at CEB and before joining CEB, she was a Financial Sector Specialist at CGAP/World Bank group. She holds a master’s degree in finance and management from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Sorbonne Business School and master’s degree in economics, from Belgrade University, School of Economics.

Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)

Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is a multilateral development bank with an exclusively social mandate dating back to 1956. It has its origins in the upheavals WW2, leading to a flood of refugees and displaced persons into Western Europe. It was established by eight Member States of the Council of Europe.

Today, it provides financing in the range of EUR 4 billion annually and technical expertise for projects with a high social impact in its 42 member states, and actively promotes social cohesion and strengthens social integration in Europe.

CEB operates through three sectoral lines of action:
Inclusive growth: working to guarantee access to economic opportunities to ensure a prosperous future for all, focused on SMEs and micro enterprises.

Support for vulnerable groups: helping to integrate the most vulnerable citizens to nurture a more diverse society through housing, education, health and judiciary segments in particular.

Environmental sustainability: supporting a liveable society that promotes environmental sustainability, mitigates risks and adapts to climate change, with projects often centred on public utilities, but also as a cross-cutting issue for all interventions.

Georg Inderst

Principal, Inderst Advisory London

Georg Inderst is an independent adviser to pension funds, institutional investors and international organizations, based in London. He is a member of various international investment and advisory committees. Georg authored several key studies on infrastructure investment as well as social, green and development finance, working among others, with the OECD, EIB, ADB, World Bank and various asset owners.

Georg has extensive experience in research, investment management and governance. Previously, Georg was a Director of Law Debenture Pension Trust Corporation, the Head of Global Asset Allocation and Fixed Interest at Foreign & Colonial (F&C) in London, and an economist at HYPO Group in Munich. He received an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and a PhD in Economics and Social Sciences from the University of Vienna. Georg grew up in Italy.

Adrian Ion

CFO, Therme Group

Adrian Ion is the CFO of Therme Group and VP for Corporate Finance, responsible for managing the group’s financial strategy, its relationship with investors and funding partners and day-to-day financial operations. Prior to joining Therme Group, Adrian held senior roles at Ares Management, where he was the Finance Director of a $4bn European real estate platform, Deutsche Asset Management, where he was the Chief Financial Officer of the European Alternatives Group and Barings, the global investment management firm. Adrian champions the development of a sustainable finance framework dedicated to delivering wellbeing outcomes and the use of ESG metrics, alongside traditional financial KPIs, to measure the impact of business on people and the planet. Adrian is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales and a member of the Investment Property Forum.

Therme Group

Therme Group is a world-leading developer and operator of wellbeing resorts, which combine spectacular architecture with water, nature, culture and technology to provide guests with a unique wellbeing experience aimed at improving their mental and physical health. Apart from extensive experience in planning and construction, Therme Group incorporates over 20 years of experience in architecture, engineering, botanics, water treatment, nutrition and wellbeing therapies. Therme Bucharest, the most recent wellbeing resort launched by Therme Group in 2016, attracts more than 1.3 million visitors a year and is certified LEED Platinum by the US Green Building Council. Therme Group has more than 10 active projects in development around the world, including several in the UK. Therme Manchester is scheduled to open in 2023.

Thomas Kalthoefer

Senior Principal, DWS

Mr Kalthöfer is a Senior Principal at DWS Infrastructure. He is responsible for the origination and analysis of infrastructure investment opportunities, leading the execution of transactions and the ongoing management of portfolio companies. As a German native, Mr Kalthöfer is particularly focused on the Germany, Austria and Switzerland markets. Mr Kalthöfer joined DWS Infrastructure in November 2018 after more than 14 years at Barclays where he focused on M&A and corporate finance advisory across buy and sell-side situations for a broad range of European utility companies and infrastructure funds.

Matthew McLintock

Associate Director, Dalmore Capital

Matthew McLintock is an Associate Director within Dalmore Capital’s acquisitions team where his responsibilities include the origination, evaluation, and execution of new investment opportunities. Matthew has been with Dalmore Capital for the past two and a half years prior to which he was at John Laing Capital Management where he was part of the team that advised two FTSE 250 listed funds; John Laing Infrastructure Fund (“JLIF”) with a mandate focused on PPPs and social infrastructure assets and John Laing Environmental Assets Group (“JLEN”) with a mandate focused on environmental and renewable energy assets. Matthew is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment.

Dalmore Capital

Dalmore Capital is an independent fund management company that seeks to provide its institutional investors with access to long-term investment opportunities in limited volatility infrastructure assets. The investments made by Dalmore Capital are in infrastructure assets that are involved in the provision of essential public services. This includes schools, hospitals, roads, utilities, trains, waste treatment and renewable energy generation. Dalmore’s primary investment focus is on assets located in the UK, although it also manages assets in Ireland and Continental Europe. Dalmore manages over £5.5 billion of capital sourced from leading institutional investors globally. Its funds have invested in over 130 infrastructure assets/businesses through co-mingled discretionary funds and co-investment vehicles.

Mark Moseley

Principal and Owner, Moseley Infrastructure Advisory Services (MMM Infra)

Mark M. Moseley is the Owner and Principal of Moseley Infrastructure Advisory Services (MMM Infra), a global consulting firm advising on infrastructure projects and enabling environments, for multilateral development banks, governments and transaction/legal advisors.

Mark has over 40 years of international infrastructure experience, having held the following positions:

- Chief Operating Officer of the Global Infrastructure Hub (GI Hub), an initiative of the G20 Group of Countries;
- Lead Counsel, Infrastructure Practice Group, The World Bank;
- Partner and Practice Group Manager for the Global Energy, Projects and Construction Group at the international law firm CMS Cameron McKenna; and
- Lecturer on Legal Issues for Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Transactions, at the Harvard Kennedy School.

In these capacities, Mark Moseley has advised numerous governments, project developers, lenders and other entities on infrastructure transactions. He has also provided advice on the establishment of legal, regulatory and institutional enabling environments to attract increased private sector infrastructure investment.

Moseley Infrastructure Advisory Services (MMM Infra)

Moseley Infrastructure Advisory Services (MMM Infra) offers specialised consulting services, in the infrastructure sector, to:
• multilateral development banks and other international organisations;
• national and sub-sovereign governments;
• national infrastructure banks; and
• infrastructure transaction/legal advisors.

Jason Murphy

Chief Executive Officer, Centrus Advisors

Jason is co-founder and CEO of Centrus in Ireland and also sits on the group’s board of directors and executive committee. He has over 20 years’ investment banking and financial advisory experience. He has been a lender, portfolio manager or advisor on numerous infrastructure projects in multiple jurisdictions across many sectors including housing, energy, healthcare, education and transport. He has advised some of the largest infrastructure investors, regulated utilities and housing associations in the UK and Ireland. As a highly regarded contributor in the infrastructure and housing markets he has produced many articles/publications and has been a regular speaker at various conferences and seminars in his chosen field. Jason is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).

Centrus Advisors

Centrus is an independent financial services group that believes in finance with purpose. We specialise in corporate finance, analytics and investment management and are united by a culture that values imagination, energy and purpose. We believe this can unlock significant value for our clients and their communities. Above all, we’re working towards a more modern financial landscape. It is a simpler and more responsible way of doing business by delivering real money and tangible benefits to the real economy.
Our areas of expertise include:
• Corporate Finance
• Analytics
• Investment Management
Our business is built on valued long-term relationships underpinned by trust, respect, integrity and expertise. We serve clients in a broad range of sectors, including, but not limited to:
• Corporates and Financial Institutions
• Economic and Social Infrastructure
• Education
• Energy and Utilities
• Transportation
• Residential and Real Estate

Vitomir Miles Raguz

Deputy Director for European and External Affairs, CEB

VM Raguz is Deputy Director for European and External Affairs at CEB, with 15 years of lending experience often blended with EU instruments. Earlier he was a sovereign risk analyst and senior manager with banks in NYC and Vienna respectively, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Ambassador to the EU and NATO. He is a graduate of Bowling Green and New York Universities in the US, and has been published in WSJ, Politico and Jerusalem Post among others on international affairs, banking and football.

Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)

Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is a multilateral development bank with an exclusively social mandate dating back to 1956. It has its origins in the upheavals WW2, leading to a flood of refugees and displaced persons into Western Europe. It was established by eight Member States of the Council of Europe.

Today, it provides financing in the range of EUR 4 billion annually and technical expertise for projects with a high social impact in its 42 member states, and actively promotes social cohesion and strengthens social integration in Europe.

CEB operates through three sectoral lines of action:

Inclusive growth: working to guarantee access to economic opportunities to ensure a prosperous future for all, focused on SMEs and micro enterprises.

Support for vulnerable groups: helping to integrate the most vulnerable citizens to nurture a more diverse society through housing, education, health and judiciary segments in particular.

Environmental sustainability: supporting a liveable society that promotes environmental sustainability, mitigates risks and adapts to climate change, with projects often centred on public utilities, but also as a cross-cutting issue for all interventions.

Adam Ringer

Partner, AMP Capital

Adam Ringer is a Partner is and is part of the leadership team of AMP Capital’s Infrastructure Private Equity business. Adam leads origination for data infrastructure and healthcare after developing those strategies and networks for AMP Capital’s Global Infrastructure Fund series. In his 11 years at AMP Capital he has been responsible for leading transactions and developing businesses with experience in transport, utility, data infrastructure, healthcare, and energy deals. He has had extensive involvement in the development of AMP Capital’s operational private equity approach to infrastructure and helped create the platform that was able to realise AMP Capital’s Global Infrastructure Funds 1 and 2 that raised USD 2.4bn and USD 3.4bn respectively. Adam currently sits on the boards of VX Fiber and Telecom Infrastructure Partners and was a director Achieve together as well as Adven and Axion prior to their divestments. Prior to joining AMP Capital, Adam worked at ABN AMRO where he was responsible for development of structured transactions as principal. He started his career at Barclays Capital in its Structured Capital Markets division. Adam has a first class MA and MMath in Mathematics from Cambridge.

AMP Capital

AMP Capital is a global investment manager with a heritage and strength in real estate and infrastructure, and experience in fixed income, equities and multi-asset solutions. AMP Capital has been investing in infrastructure since 1988 and has US$21bn infrastructure equity and debt assets under management as at 30 June 2020. AMP Capital has been ranked in the top 10 infrastructure managers globally, based on total capital raised. AMP Capital is owned by AMP Limited, which was established in 1849, and is one of Australia's largest retail and corporate pension providers.

Vlado Šarenac

Director, Technology Consulting leader South East Europe, PwC

Vlado is leading the Technology consulting practice in PwC South East Europe. He mainly specializes in Financial Services and Public Sector with expertise in dealing with local and international development banks. Vlado led projects in multiple countries dealing particularly with advancing digital transformation of development banks (core banking, automation, regulative), efficiency of disbursement of funds, and performing market assessments to identify investment opportunities both in social and state/municipal infrastructure. Additionally, he has supported state and private players in leveraging available funding sources to implement various projects (transformation, strategy and similar), thus both improving their business operations and increasing the efficiency of fund disbursement.

PwC

PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) is one of the largest professional services firms in the world. With more than 236,000 people in 158 countries, PwC provides a full range of industry-focused advisory, assurance and accounting services to private and public sector worldwide. It is structured as a network of member firms, operating both as local and global businesses, combining a deep understanding of local markets with a platform where knowledge, skills, and resources are shared globally.
This structure is mirrored in the South East Europe as well, which operates as an integrated cluster, thus, PwC SEE is able to pool expertise and resources from more than 1,000 highly experienced professionals. Our main areas of focus in SEE includes financial services and public sector, where we assist large companies and Government institutions in business transformation (digital, core systems, process design), as well as answering strategic questions (new areas of investment leveraging public funds, social infrastructure, market studies, and legislative changes).

Wessel Schevernels

Operating Partner, PATRIZIA Infrastructure

Wessel is an Operating Partner at PATRIZIA-Infrastructure and leads the ongoing asset management of its investee companies in Europe.

He has worked for over 25 years in leading roles in both mature and emerging markets across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. He has strong managerial and investment experience in all segments of the infrastructure market, including logistics, midstream, energy, digital and social infrastructure sectors where he has been responsible for transacting, value creation and realization of many of PATRIZIA-Infrastructure’s direct equity investments.

Wessel currently serves as a director on the board of several of PATRIZIA’s investee companies, including Corymbia, Kinland, Vopak Terminal Eemshaven, SAREN Energy and the Smart City Infrastructure Fund.

Wessel is fluent in English, German, Dutch and Swedish. He holds a MSc in Economics from Maastricht University and is an IoD certified director (CertIOD).

PATRIZIA: A leading partner for global real assets

As a leading partner for global real assets, PATRIZIA offers investors a broad variety of attractive investment opportunities underpinned by its experience and rock-solid, up-to-the-minute research. With operations around the world, PATRIZIA has a strong track record of over 38 years in offering real estate and infrastructure asset investments for institutional, semi-professional and private investors. PATRIZIA manages more than EUR 57 billion in assets and employs over 1,000 professionals at 28 locations worldwide. PATRIZIA is aware that the built environment is one of the largest contributors to worldwide energy consumption and CO2 emissions that drive climate change. We understand our role and responsibility as an investment and asset manager to create a more sustainable environment by reducing environmental harm and contributing to society in a positive way. Through its PATRIZIA Foundation, PATRIZIA is committed to social responsibility. The Foundation has helped around 250,000 children in need worldwide gain access to education and thus, has given them the chance of a better life over the last 23 years. You can find further information at www.patrizia.ag.

PATRIZIA-Infrastructure

As a department within PATRIZIA, the PATRIZIA Infrastructure team has been investing in infrastructure assets globally for over 25 years. PATRIZIA Infrastructure invests in assets with clear and measurable cashflows that protect against inflation, while providing predictable cash returns and adding value through active asset management. PATRIZIA Infrastructure offers investment capabilities across unlisted infrastructure, listed infrastructure, and infrastructure debt.

Angelika Schöechlin

Senior Partner, Antin Infrastructure Partners

Angelika joined Antin in 2010 and is a member of the Investment Committee.

Angelika is a board member of Fund II portfolio companies Amedes and GSR, Fund III portfolio company Almaviva and Fund IV portfolio companies Babilou and Hippocrates. She previously served on the boards of Westerleigh in Fund I and Inicea in Fund II.

Before joining Antin, she worked for Goldman Sachs and Terra Firma. She has experience in both principal investment and mergers and acquisitions and has significant experience in deal execution, financing solutions, operational change and asset management.

In 2008, she was elected into “Generation CEO” (an exclusive business network for women in top management) and, in 2010, nominated as one of the top 40 German Managers under 40 by the German newspaper Die Welt.

Antin

Antin Infrastructure Partners is a leading independent private equity firm focused on infrastructure investments. Based in Paris, London and New York, and fully owned by its 14 partners, the firm employs over 100 professionals. Antin targets majority stakes in infrastructure businesses in the energy and environment, telecom, transport and social infrastructure sectors. The firm has raised close to €15 billion across four funds and has made investments in 24 companies.

In 2008, she was elected into “Generation CEO” (an exclusive business network for women in top management) and, in 2010, nominated as one of the top 40 German Managers under 40 by the German newspaper Die Welt.

Colin Simpson

Head of Asset Management, GLIL Infrastructure

Colin is Head of Asset Management at Local Pensions Partnership Investments (LPPI) and is part of the team responsible for origination, execution and management of LPPI’s infrastructure investments. His role includes GLIL Infrastructure, a £2.5 billion collaboration between institutions in the local government pensions sector. He is currently a Director of multiple portfolio companies across the social infrastructure, transmission, renewable energy and regulated utilities sectors.

Colin has more than 14 years of infrastructure experience, most recently from Amber Infrastructure where he had responsibility for a portfolio of social infrastructure assets. Earlier in his career he worked for global engineering consultancies AECOM and Arup. He holds an MBA from Cass Business School and an engineering degree from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh

LPPI

Local Pensions Partnership Investments is part of the LPP Group, which was established in 2016 to enable UK local government and public sector schemes to pool resources and improve management of their assets for members and employers. It currently manages £21.5bn of pension assets (30 June 2021). Experts in Local Government Pension Scheme pooling, LPPI focusses on strong investment performance, stewardship and in-house management. A robust operating model and integrated risk management provides clients with the full benefits of consolidated management, advisory and investment services.

The infrastructure commitments are managed through the LPPI Infrastructure fund, launched in June 2017 which, including infrastructure assets held on individual clients’ balance sheets, has assets and commitments around £1.7 billion (30 June 2021). LPPI’s infrastructure investment team seeks to gain cost-effective, diversified exposure to global infrastructure assets, predominately in the UK, Europe and North America.

Helmut Von Glasenapp

Secretary-General, European Long-Term Investors Association

After an apprenticeship in banking Helmut (born 1962) studied business administration in Germany. He gained his first business experience with reuhandanstalt, the former privatisation agency in the eastern part of Germany. 1993 he joined KfW in the Berlin office. From 1997 until 2005 he invested on behalf of KfW in Venture Capital and Private Equity Funds and managed a part of the innovation financing division of KfW Frankfurt. In 2005 he was asked to assist the European Commission as a Seconded National Expert notably to prepare an Equity Promotional Programme for SMEs. In 2007 he continued in Brussels as head of the KfW Liaison Office to the European Union before he was appointed as member of the EU Task Force for Greece of the European Commission until 2015. He joined the Brussels based Secretariat General of the European Long Term Investors Association in 2016 and was elected as ELTI Secretary General in October 2016.

Helmut is married and has 4 children.

Eugene Zhuchenko

Managing Director, ETORE Advisory

Eugene Zhuchenko has over 20 years of infrastructure experience. Prior to founding ETORE Advisory, he was the CEO of Long Term Infrastructure Investors Association, managed an infrastructure portfolio at APG Asset Management, led M&A projects at APM Terminals and provided transport and energy advisory services at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Eugene has been a board member in several private equity infrastructure companies in Europe and North America. He is a Chartered Certified Accountant and holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

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Agenda

Social Infrastructure Forum - Monday 18th

Introduction from Infrastructure Investor

Welcome from the chair

Mark Moseley

Defining social infrastructure investments

Vitomir Miles Raguz

Erik Botnevik

Georg Inderst

Adam Ringer

Angelika Schöechlin

Identifying investment volumes, needs and gaps

Vlado Šarenac

Spence Clunie

Michael Feith

Carolyn Arida

Coffee & networking

How healthcare, education, housing & facilities offer long-term upside

Mark Moseley

Achim Dübel

Adrian Ion

Jason Murphy

Colin Simpson

Case study: Wellbeing and Social Infrastructure

Adrian Ion

Switchover time

Keynote: ‘The Key Man’ explored- lessons learned from the fall of Abraaj

Simon Clark

Networking lunch with Emerging Markets & ESG & Sustainability Forums

Social infrastructure as a means to achieve the SDGs

Mark Moseley

Gaston Brandes

Wessel Schevernels

Eugene Zhuchenko

Coffee & networking

Blended finance solutions to support new social infrastructure developments

Georg Inderst

Michael Feith

Helmut Von Glasenapp

Diversification, changing investor preference and social infrastructure

Jasmina Glisovic

Cynthia Delaume

Thomas Kalthoefer

Matthew McLintock

Closing comments from the chair

Mark Moseley

Managing Director, Harrison Street

Director & Country Lead, Norway; Infranode

Head of Institutional Portfolio Manager Private Real Estate EMEA, Franklin Templeton

Reporter, The Wall Street Journal

Managing Partner, Ancala

Investor Relations, InfraVia Capital

Principal

Policy Officer, InvestEU - European Commission

Principal Country Manager, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)

Principal, Inderst Advisory London

CFO, Therme Group

Senior Principal, DWS

Associate Director, Dalmore Capital

Principal and Owner, Moseley Infrastructure Advisory Services (MMM Infra)

Chief Executive Officer, Centrus Advisors

Deputy Director for European and External Affairs, CEB

Partner, AMP Capital

Director, Technology Consulting leader South East Europe, PwC

Operating Partner, PATRIZIA Infrastructure

Senior Partner, Antin Infrastructure Partners