The most recent decade of John Anderson’s 30-year investing career has increasingly focused on gender and racial inclusion.

John has been a leader in his firm building greater gender inclusion in his investment officer roster, including expanding recruiting scope, focusing on diversity that thrives, programs to advance and retain women in their careers, and all-team conversations on what a successful diverse workplace looks and feels like.

After the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, John helped lead an acceleration of his firm’s work on racial inclusion. This included facilitating broad employee conversations on race that ranged from book club on How to be an Anti-Racist, to helping lead an employee seminar on Racial Justice and Healing. It also included integrating racial inclusion more deliberately into the recruiting, retention, and advancement programs in his investment teams, and investment group conversations on what a successful diverse workplace looks and feels like.

John’s current investing focus includes a $15 billion infrastructure equity program with a $10 billion direct investing program in the US through the Manulife Infrastructure Funds, and a $5 billion global fund of funds program. He is a 30-year infrastructure investor, chairs the investment committee for these programs, and is President of Manulife’s infrastructure funds.

John’s broader role at Manulife also includes a $200 billion global investment-grade corporate lending program across public and private markets, acting as an approving officer for private equity fund investments, and voting as a member of Manulife’s global investment committee.

Externally, John chairs the Infrastructure Investor advisory group for the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investing organization, and he is on the board of the YW Boston, whose mission is to empower women and eliminate racism, with a particular focus on the intersectional challenges faced by black women. He has served as a mentor to women at other firms through the Toronto-based Women in Capital Markets organization.

Before entering the private sector, John served as an Intelligence Officer at the Central Intelligence Agency. He has been an executive sponsor of the Manulife veterans club in the United States.

John holds an MBA from Georgetown University and received his BA in Economics from The University of Chicago. He speaks intermediate French, Serbo-Croatian, German, Spanish, and Russian, and would not be mistaken for a native speaker in any of these languages.

Manulife

Manulife Investment Management is the global wealth and asset management segment of Manulife.
Manulife Investment Management’s comprehensive private markets platform includes infrastructure, private equity and credit, real estate, timber, and agriculture.

The Manulife life insurance companies serve customers across Canada, the US, and East Asia, and have 35,000 employees.

Peter joined Arjun in 2017 as a Partner. His background covers regulated companies, transport regulation, government affairs, and the management of infrastructure funds and investments. He has significant board experience in the utilities (water and gas networks), transportation (airports and roads), solar and oil storage sectors.
Peter joined Arjun from the UK transport regulator, the Office of Rail and Road. As the Highways Director he built a team of 15 overseeing Highways England's £15bn investment programme. He was previously the Strategy and Regulation Director of Thames Water, where he managed a team of over 100 and led the company's 2009 price control, securing over £8bn of expenditure from the regulator. Peter has previously worked with Macquarie Bank, where he founded the bank's European infrastructure funds, becoming the Chief Operating Officer for funds in excess of €6bn. Peter had Board positions on several of the funds' investments, including Thames Water, South East Water, Wales and West Utilities and Brussels Airport. He was also an executive director in JP Morgan’s Global OECD Infrastructure Investment Fund, where he had responsibility for managing the funds’ investments in European utilities.
Peter started his career with Accenture, where he was a manager in the utilities practice. Peter holds a BSc in Mathematics from the University of Manchester and an MBA in General Business from the International Institute for Management Development.

Arjun Infrastructure Partners

Arjun Infrastructure Partners is an independent asset management company dedicated to executing and managing mid-market infrastructure investments. Founded in 2015, Arjun now manages €4 billion of capital on behalf of 20 prominent institutional investors. Arjun’s team of 29 professionals and a further 8 industry partners has extensive operational and financial experience in the utilities, energy & renewables, digital and transportation infrastructure sectors. We offer a proven ability to source bilateral investment opportunities and have a strong focus on ESG as part of our long-term, responsible asset management approach. Arjun works in close partnership with its clients, offering transparency throughout the investment lifecycle. We provide customised solutions which enable our clients to achieve their specific investment objectives.

https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/

Founded a company in the field of renewable energy which focuses on smart balcony solar. Background in Sales & Marketing of tech products and its Internationalisation to new markets. Has a mission to reduce CO2 emissions in Europe so that we can reach our goal of Net-Zero.

Annette Bannister is a Managing Director and Head of European Infrastructure and Project Finance for MetLife Investment Management (“MIM”). Annette is responsible for overseeing the origination and execution of new infrastructure debt transactions in the UK and Europe, as well as the ongoing management of existing investments. Annette joined MIM in 2015.
Annette has 17 years of experience in project finance and infrastructure debt. Prior to joining MIM, Annette was in the Infrastructure Investment team at Legal and General Investment Management. Prior to this, Annette was an Associate Director at AMP Capital’s Infrastructure Debt Fund where she focused junior debt transactions in infrastructure. Annette also spent five years in investment banking (project and infrastructure finance) at Societe Generale and later, Barclays Capital.
Annette is a graduate of the University of Durham where she earned a BA(Hons) in Business Finance and University of Durham Business School where she earned an MSc in Finance and Investment.

MetLife Investment Management

MetLife Investment Management provides public fixed income, private capital, and real estate investment solutions to institutional investors worldwide. MetLife Investment Management is the institutional asset management business of MetLife, Inc., one of the world’s leading financial services companies. MetLife Investment Management had $666.7 billion of total assets under management as of June 30, 2021.(1)
With over 150 years of disciplined risk-management experience we provide deep expertise in skillfully navigating markets with the goal of delivering strong, risk-adjusted returns. Our client-centric culture enables our dedicated team of investment professionals to singularly focus on creating the tailored solutions designed to help our clients meet their unique needs and objectives—both today and moving forward in the future.

(1) As of June 30, 2021. At estimated fair value. Includes all MetLife general account and separate account assets and unaffiliated/third-party assets managed by MIM.

Michela joined Phoenix Asset Management as Chief Credit Officer in May 2021. In this role, Michela is leading the Credit Research and Ratings team for all asset strategies pursued by Phoenix Group, which have capabilities to assign internal ratings to private credit and illiquid assets in an approach consistent with industry peers and adhere to regulatory requirements. Michela joined Phoenix from Pension Insurance Corporation where she served as Head of Ratings and Credit Research. Prior to that, Michela spent 14 years at S&P Global Ratings, London, most recently as Senior Director, Infrastructure Ratings – EMEA Analytical Head, managing a team of 20 analysts and a portfolio of over 150 issuers in the infrastructure sector. The portfolio included corporate and project finance transactions covering social infrastructure, road, transport and renewables. Michela started her career at Goldman Sachs within the Equities Division. She holds a DEA en Analyse et Politique Economique (Master in Economics) from EHESS, Paris and a Specialization in Finance as a Ph.D. candidate from HEC, Paris.

The Phoenix Group

Phoenix Group is the UK’s largest long-term savings and retirement business, with £260bn of assets under administration and c.12 million customers. We are a growing and sustainable business with a clear purpose – helping people secure a life of possibilities. This means taking responsible and sustainable investment decisions, and using our presence and voice to advocate on behalf of the UK’s savers. We understand that our scale and expertise means that we have an important role to play for our customers, colleagues and our communities. As life expectancy continues to increase and the pension landscape continues to shift, we will continue to be a safe and dependable ally in the journey to and through retirement for millions of customers, by providing the right guidance and products, at the right time, to support the right choices. We offer a broad range of products for people across all stages of the savings life cycle. Our strategy focuses on delivering long term, sustainable value and, to fulfil our purpose, focuses on five key areas to ensure we respond to changing customer needs, manage our capital position well, create value, inspire our people, and put sustainability at the heart of our business.

Monika is Managing Director at Lagrange based in Frankfurt, Germany. She advises institutional investors on infrastructure and real estate investment funds (equity and debt). She draws on over 20 years of experience in finance, including corporate and asset financing, financial structuring and restructuring, corporate turn-around, largely in the area of infrastructure and real estate. Prior to joining Lagrange, she worked i.a. for BNP Paribas and Zurich Insurance. Monika is a Chartered Certified Accountant – member of ACCA.

Lagrange Financial Advisory

Lagrange Financial Advisory is an independent multi-asset financial advisor based in Germany, with focus on alternative assets (infrastructure, real estate, private equity and private debt), experienced both in primary and secondary transactions. The experts of Lagrange cover global markets in fund and debt advisory. Institutional investors predominantly come from Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Over the last 7 years, 40 various alternative investment funds were placed with over 90 investors (insurance companies, pension funds, pension schemes, banks, foundations, municipal and church institutions), with a total placement value of ca. EUR 3 bn, including more than 110 transactions.

Zak Bentley is Americas editor at Infrastructure Investor, based in New York. Zak joined Infrastructure Investor in London in 2016 from Centaur where he was a reporter at their Clean Energy Pipeline title. He now leads Infrastructure Investor’s coverage across the Americas region and has a detailed knowledge and experience of the financial and regulatory aspects of the global infrastructure market. He is also editor of Infrastructure Investor’s weekly newsletter The Pipeline. Zak has a degree in English and History from the University of Birmingham.

François BERGERE, joined the Long-Term Infrastructure Investors Association as Executive Director in September 2018. He has a long and diversified professional experience in the fields of public management, project and infrastructure finance, having worked as a senior auditor at the French supreme audit institution, a manager of multinational Equity Investment funds in infrastructure; and in the French ministry of Finance to set-up and manage the PPP task force ( from 2005 to 2014), before joining the World Bank from 2014 as Program Manager for PPIAF (Public-Private Investment Advisory facility) , a trust-fund aimed at creating an investment-enabling environment for private sector participation in infrastructure.

LTIIA (Long-term Infrastructure Investors Association)

Founded in 2014, LTIIA gathers around 40 institutional investors active globally and aims to proactively engage with public stakeholders & regulators in public advocacy for the investing community, develop financial performance benchmarks and share best ESG & Sustainable development practices so as to promote quality infrastructure as a full-fledged asset class.

Paul is the Founder and Managing Partner of First Avenue Partners LLP, a global advisor and capital placement agent for private funds and private companies across four alternative asset classes: private equity, real estate, real assets, and private credit.

Prior to founding First Avenue Partners in 2006, he was a Managing Director at Dresdner Bank and Credit Suisse First Boston.

First Avenue

FIRSTavenue is a leading global placement agent and advisory firm. We are focused on raising capital for private funds and companies and providing advice on private secondary transactions. FIRSTavenue operates across three asset classes: private credit, private equity and real assets. We are a team of 40 professionals based in four offices across the globe.

For more information on FIRSTavenue, please visit firstavenue.com

At SWECO Capital Consultants Diederik supports his LP clients with their infrastructure portfolios. In this capacity he advises LP’s on their investment strategies, executes search & selection processes, performs due diligences, facilitates implementation and actively monitors investments. Based on a combination of investment and technical knowledge he has a keen understanding of (technical) risks & returns on both the fund and asset level. Before joining SWECO Diederik worked on a wide variety of PPP’s as Project Finance advisor for Turner & Townsend. Overall, Diederik has extensive experience with both buy-side and sell-side consultancy of infrastructure assets and funds. Moreover, he has also advised GP’s on asset management and performance optimization. During his career Diederik has successfully led and supported numerous consultancy commissions for infrastructure transactions in the Benelux and DACH region.

As Head of Sustainability for Commercial Insurance (CI) and Group Underwriting at Zurich Insurance Group, Gabrielle is leading Zurich’s global strategic approach to corporate customers around sustainability as well as representing CI and Underwriting in both Group led and external sustainability initiatives. A key priority is the identification of opportunities around customers’ sustainability ambitions, supported through adaptation of existing or design of new products and services that meet the changing needs of customers – this includes a deep focus on the energy transition, looking to balance net zero commitments with continued engagement and support of customers.
Gabrielle represents Zurich on the Net Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) and is working together with UNEP-FI, PCAF and industry peers in creating a methodology to report the carbon emissions associated to underwriting portfolios.
Educated in the UK, Gabrielle has a BSc in Geology from the University of Edinburgh and is a qualified UK accountant (FCA, ICAEW).

Greg is a Partner and Director in Boston Consulting Group’s London Office. He is a core member of the Social Impact practice and leads the Sustainable Investing topic for major private equity clients. Greg helped establish the ESG Data Convergence Project, an initiative with global investors representing $7.9T AuM to align on ESG metrics and benchmarking frameworks.

Greg is also a Professor of Practice and Fellow in the School of Public Policy at the London School of Economics, where he teaches courses on Sustainable Finance and impact measurement. He is an Advisory Board member of Impact-Weighted Accounts Initiative and member of the Evaluation Steering Group for FCDO-CDC. Greg holds a PhD in Economics from MIT and an AB in Economics from Princeton University.

Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group is a global consulting firm that partners with leaders in business and society to tackle their most important challenges and capture their greatest opportunities. Our success depends on a spirit of deep collaboration and a global community of diverse individuals determined to make the world and each other better every day. BCG was the pioneer in business strategy when it was founded in 1963. Today, we work closely with clients to embrace a transformational approach aimed at benefiting all stakeholders—empowering organizations to grow, build sustainable competitive advantage, and drive positive societal impact. Our diverse, global teams are passionate about unlocking potential and making change happen, delivering integrated solutions through leading-edge management consulting, technology and design, and corporate and digital ventures.

https://www.bcg.com/

After an erstwhile life as a Youth Worker, Pete joined Legal&General in 2007, launching a new generation of property funds focussed on liability matching and Defined Contributions pension schemes, and L&G’s joint venture with PGGM, which total over £5bn.
In 2015, Pete moved to lead L&G’s investments with the Public Sector - including the Cabinet Office, Local Authorities, NHS, Housing Associations and Universities - which now total over £5bn.

In his new role, Pete continue to lead on public sector investments, as part of a broader remit to identify and drive strategic initiatives through which L&G can use its resources to benefit society. This includes L&G's partnership with Sir Michael Marmot to address health inequalities.

Pete holds an MA from Brasenose College, Oxford in Computation, the IMC, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and Honorary Professor at UCL.

Pete is heavily involved in local community projects in Harlesden, west London and a Trustee of the Young Foundation, which works to create a more equal and just society through social innovation.

Mr. Hennessy joined Harrison Street in 2017 and was initially brought on to help launch the open-ended Social Infrastructure Fund (SIF) that stands at $2.1 billion in NAV today. He is responsible for the execution of the investment strategy while monitoring its risk/return objectives. He also sources and evaluates new opportunities with Universities and Health Systems while creating new operating partner relationships.
Prior to Harrison Street, Mr. Hennessy spent nine years at the University of Chicago as Head of Real Estate where he was responsible for one of the most ambitious University-led revitalization efforts in the country to transform an urban neighborhood into a vibrant, mixed-use commercial district. Prior to University of Chicago, he spent three years at Broadway Partners where he headed up the Chicago office and was responsible for the acquisition of office product throughout the Midwest region. Prior to Broadway Partners, Mr. Hennessy spent almost 10 years at Morgan Stanley in Chicago.

Harrison Street Capital

Harrison Street is one of the leading investment management firms exclusively focused on alternative real assets. Since inception in 2005, the firm has created a series of differentiated investment solutions focused on demographic-driven, needs-based assets. The firm has invested across senior housing, student housing, healthcare delivery, life sciences and storage real estate as well as social and utility infrastructure. Headquartered in Chicago with offices in San Francisco, London and Toronto, the firm has more than 200-employees and approximately $39 billion in assets under management. Clients of the firm include a global institutional investor base domiciled in North America, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Latin America. Harrison Street was awarded Best Places to Work by Pensions & Investments for seven consecutive years (2014-2020) and was named 2020 Global Alternatives Investor of the Year by PERE. For more information, please visit www.harrisonst.com.
https://www.harrisonst.com

Mr. Hughes served as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Prisma Energy Capital, a private entity focused on investments in energy storage, from December 2017 to July 2019. He served as CEO of First Solar (NASDAQ – FSLR) from May 2012 to June 2016. Prior to joining First Solar, Mr. Hughes served from October 2007 until April 2011 as Chief Executive Officer and a Director of AEI Services LLC, which owned and operated power distribution, power generation (both thermal and renewable), natural gas transportation and services, and natural gas distribution businesses in emerging markets worldwide.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Hughes was President of Prisma Energy International and spent almost a decade with Enron Corporation in positions that included President and Chief Operating Officer of Enron Global Assets, President and Chief Operating Officer of Enron Asia Pacific, Africa and China and as Assistant General Counsel of Enron International.

Mr. Hughes is a Director of TPI Composites, Inc. (NASDAQ – TPIC), which is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of wind turbine blades with operations in the U.S., China, Turkey and Mexico. He is a Director of Alcoa Corporation, (NYSE – AA) which was spun out from Alcoa, Inc. in late 2016. Mr. Hughes is also a Director of PNM Resources, Inc. (NYSE – PNM) an investor-owned utility with operations in Texas and New Mexico. He is the former chairman of the board of directors of the Los Angeles branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. He is also a member of the Energy Advisory Board of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.

Mr. Hughes holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Texas at Austin School of Law, a Certificate of Completion in International Business Law from Queen Mary’s College, University of London, and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Southern Methodist University.

EnCap Investments

Since 1988, EnCap Investments has been the leading provider of venture capital to the independent sector of the U.S. energy industry. The firm has raised 22 institutional funds totaling more than $38 billion and currently manages capital on behalf of more than 350 U.S. and international investors. EnCap has consistently generated strong returns across multiple industry and hydrocarbon price cycles by applying a lower-risk, disciplined philosophy that balances capital preservation and value creation.

EnCap professionals represent more than 500 years of experience in the energy finance and investment business. The firm has established a reputation as an innovative, value-added source of growth capital to the independent energy sector. EnCap effectively works in partnership with management teams by providing capital markets expertise, strategic direction and enhanced acquisition and exit options.
EnCap has a proven track record, having invested with more than 240 upstream and midstream companies. Throughout its history, EnCap has moved with the market to meet the changing capital needs of its clients. The combination of abundant capital resources, unparalleled experience and broad flexibility in structuring transactions uniquely positions EnCap to assist significantly in the value creation process.

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 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 global wellbeing leader, driven by an inclusive vision of ‘Wellbeing for All’. Therme’s landmark entertainment and wellbeing destinations are a unique immersive environment, based in ancient traditions of thermal bathing combined with modern technology. This unique blended experience includes water-based activities with fitness programming, attractions, wellbeing therapies, art and culture, botanics, food and nutrition. As much as a fun and relaxing experience, Therme’s projects benefit mental and physical health, rejuvenating all who visit, and making a positive economic and social impact for the communities they serve. Environmental consciousness is at the heart of Therme, using sustainable design and technology to create affordable and inclusive environments which welcome many millions of visitors every year. With more than 20 years’ experience, Therme Group and its strategic partners operate four facilities In Europe and have multiple destinations in development worldwide including the UK, mainland Europe, North America and Asia Pacific.

https://www.thermegroup.com/

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.

Sophie holds vast experience in the field of impact and sustainability in various functions and sectors. Having gained experience with regard to the implementation of the sustainability strategy of one of the world’s largest insurance companies early on in her career, she soon took the decision to dedicate her professional career to “doing good”.
As a consultant at one of Germany’s leading players in international development cooperation (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit), Sophie subsequently advised political decision-makers around the globe on a wide range of issues related to sustainability transformations in the energy, building and mobility sectors. Since fall 2020, she has been in charge of the Impact and Sustainable Finance division of NEXT Generation Invest – a specialized asset manager focused solely on impact investing in the real estate industry.
In her current role, she is responsible for both the impact strategy of the fund as well as its subsequent implementation. Last year Sophie has taken over the co-lead of the newly founded working group "Real Estate" of a national initiative on impact investing (Bundesinitiative Impact Investing). Sophie holds two Master of Science degrees, namely in Ecological Economics (The University of Edinburgh) as well as International Economics and Economic Policy (Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University). She was moreover a scholar of the German National Academic Foundation.

NEXT Generation Invest GmbH

We are a dynamic and specialized investment manager in the area of impact investing. Our goal is to make selected real estate properties with a clear as well as measurable social and ecological “added value” investable for institutional investors. As a Luxembourg special AIF, we exclusively invest in carefully selected properties with a measurable social and/or ecological impact and a long-term investment horizon. With our investments and active management of real estate in the areas of affordable housing, high-quality education and promotion and preservation of quality of life as well as other property infrastructure of particular public interest, we are taking responsibility today for the generations to come. A holistic approach that takes into account not only social criteria but also the ecological performance of a property is just as much a part of our investment strategy as the intensive and proactive exchange with all relevant stakeholders for a continuous improvement of the property-related impact performance.

We are a specialist team of committed professionals and combine many years of expertise from a wide range of specialist areas. Let's make our society future-proof together. Not someday, but now.

Dr. med. Zun-Gon Kim is a Partner in BCG's Munich office and core member of our Health Care practice. He is our Provider lead in DACH and has almost 20 years of professional experience as physician and strategy consultant in the private and public sector across Europe, North America, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. His experience covers COVID-19 test strategies, digital health, buy-side and sale-side Due Diligence work, as well as high-profile transformation programs in the provider sector.

Before joining BCG, Dr. Kim was a visceral and transplantation surgeon at university hospitals in Germany and Switzerland. Kim holds a Doctoral degree in medicine from the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt and an MBA from Warwick Business School.

Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group is a global consulting firm that partners with leaders in business and society to tackle their most important challenges and capture their greatest opportunities. Our success depends on a spirit of deep collaboration and a global community of diverse individuals determined to make the world and each other better every day. BCG was the pioneer in business strategy when it was founded in 1963. Today, we work closely with clients to embrace a transformational approach aimed at benefiting all stakeholders—empowering organizations to grow, build sustainable competitive advantage, and drive positive societal impact. Our diverse, global teams are passionate about unlocking potential and making change happen, delivering integrated solutions through leading-edge management consulting, technology and design, and corporate and digital ventures.

https://www.bcg.com/

Natalia Korchakova-Heeb has extensive experience in PPPs, public procurement and in advising national governments on improving their national PPP frameworks in the various jurisdictions. She is currently PPP-speaker for the German Health Alliance, coordinator of Working Groups on Partnerships in the Global Health Hub Germany, member of the Steering Committee of the World Association of PPP Units and PPP Experts (WAPPP) and Head of the PPP Health Chapter at the same organisation. Her experience includes working for 14 years for the European Commission in Ukraine and private companies in Germany dealing with healthcare PPPs. She founded PPPHealth4All, a global platform to facilitate preparation of sustainable PPPs in the healthcare sector.

Natalia holds a Diploma in Environmental Management from Claude Bernard University (France) and honors diplomas with distinction in Mechanical Engineering and in Intellectual Property Rights (Ukraine). Natalia was twice a fellow of the International Policy Fellowship (Hungary), recipient of the Freedom Support Act - Fellowship for Contemporary Issues (USA), awarded by the Loyola Marymount University (USA) for Entrepreneurial Excellence, and was a recipient of several state awards and recognitions from the Government of Ukraine and a medal for loyal services from the European Commission.

She is currently leading PPP operations in Siemens Healthineers, a global leading medical equipment company with more than 64 000 employees worldwide (part of Siemens Group).

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 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

Alina Osorio is the President of Fiera Infrastructure. Since partnering with Fiera Capital in 2016 to form Fiera Infrastructure, Ms. Osorio has presided over the firm’s significant growth, expanding assets under management more than 15-fold to C$4 billion.

Ms. Osorio is a seasoned investment professional in the infrastructure investment and financing sector. She has contributed to the evolution of the infrastructure asset class during her many years of experience from her roles initially as an equity research analyst covering Canadian utility companies, an investment banker in the infrastructure space, then a principal investor, and, finally, a portfolio strategist for a major Canadian pension fund. Ms. Osorio has extensive experience and an established track record as a principal investor in infrastructure, including her role as the CEO of North America’s first unlisted infrastructure fund focused on both Canada and the US, the Macquarie Essential Assets Partnership (“MEAP”). Under her leadership, MEAP pursued and assessed many opportunities, completing five acquisitions and one divestment. Thereafter Ms. Osorio led the infrastructure program at OPTrust, with a capital allocation of C$2.5 billion. In this role, she was responsible for setting strategic direction, overseeing investment strategies, executing acquisitions, and managing an infrastructure portfolio in excess of C$1 billion dollars. Ms. Osorio has established and built an asset management business with a global footprint and over C$4 billion in assets under management.

Ms. Osorio holds a Bachelor of Engineering from McGill University and an MBA from the Schulich School of Business at York University. She is also a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.

Fiera Infrastructure

Fiera Infrastructure is a leading global mid-market direct infrastructure investor operating across all subsectors of the infrastructure asset class. Led by a team of highly experienced and specialized professionals, the firm leverages strong global relationships, with a local presence in Toronto, London, and New York. Its rigorous approach to investment and asset management aligns with its long-term approach. Fiera Infrastructure has assets under management and commitments of C$4 billion as of September 30, 2023. The firm has invested in over 90 infrastructure assets across renewables, telecommunications, transportation, utilities, and public-private partnerships.

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.

Kerstin Schmidt is a Senior Investment Manager of Siemens Financial Services’ Equity Business Unit and has accumulated over 20 years’ working experience in Project Finance. Kerstin’s infrastructure development portfolio includes hospitals, airports and rail and reaches from general project finance to public private partnerships.
Kerstin applied her detailed PPP knowledge across diverse roles, including project management, bid strategy, structuring, negotiation, financial modelling, and stakeholder management. This suite of competencies gives Kerstin a holistic perspective, ensuring integrated, ‘best-for-project’ outcomes.
Kerstin was the project lead and Project Company Representative and Board Member for the successful Australian Healthcare PPPs Bendigo Hospital and Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
Kerstin leads the SFS Equity Healthcare eXchange in which equity colleagues collaborate globally to develop project finance solutions for Siemens projects.

Lawrence Slade became Chief Executive Officer of the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA) in January 2020. GIIA represents investors with over US$1tn AUM. Prior to his role with GIIA Lawrence Slade worked with Energy UK since 2011, becoming their Chief Executive in January 2015, additionally he served on the boards of Eurogas and Eurelectric in Brussels. He has been involved in the energy industry since the late 1990’s working in countries all over the world. Lawrence is currently a Board member of Connected Kerb, a Board Trustee and Audit Committee member of the Money Advice Trust (who run the National Debtline and Business Debtline) and is also a Fellow of the Energy Institute.

GIIA

GIIA is the membership body for the world's leading institutional investors. With more than 80 members, we work with governments and other stakeholders to boost the role of private investment in providing infrastructure that improves national, regional and local economies. GIIA members have investments in over 1700 assets across six continents, totalling US$1 trillion of infrastructure assets under management.

Adam joined PEI in December 2018 in a new role as Head of Content Strategy. Previously he spent three years with investment bank Liberum and held leading editorial and content roles at Dow Jones and Informa PLC. His responsibility is to ensure PEI’s membership services engage the group’s professional audiences.

Olivier joined RiverRock in 2018 is now a Senior Portfolio Manager. He worked on the launch of the RiverRock Brownfield Infrastructure Fund 1 (“RBIF1”) a €200 million equity infrastructure fund focusing on small-cap equity stakes in Government-Related-Infrastructure assets such as PPPS or Government Buildings. He is focusing on the origination and execution of transaction for the Funds. Among other, he was instrumental in the acquisition of Exterimmo, a portfolio of 11 social PPPs in France from French Caisse des Dépôts et Consignation in 2020 and an Ice Rink leased by a major City in the Netherlands. Olivier is now a member of Exterimmo’s steering committee and currently serves on the board of several PPPs in France.
Olivier was previously a Vice-President in the equity investment team at IFM Investors, a global infrastructure fund.
Olivier started his career at the credit rating agency Moody’s in the Infrastructure Finance team.

RiverRock

RiverRock European Capital Partners LLP is an alternative asset management firm which invests in private markets and real assets. It is headquartered in London with offices in Paris, Milan, Madrid and Frankfurt. RiverRock is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK.
RBIF is a €195.5 million closed-end fund which is domiciled in Luxembourg, managed by RiverRock and regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (“CSSF”). RBIF invests in core European Infrastructure equity and focuses on operating Government Related Infrastructure assets, primarily those with availability-based revenues. The geographic focus is Euro-denominated Western Europe. The fund is almost fully invested, with RiverRock continuing to develop its investment pipeline for a potential successor fund.

David is a Director at GRESB, the global ESG benchmark for Real Assets. He leads business development in Europe for the GRESB Infrastructure platform, working with institutional investors and managers to support engagement and the improvement in the ESG performance of their portfolios and assets.
David has over 10 years international experience in the Infrastructure and Energy markets, having worked across Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific during his time with Inframation, the news, analysis, data and events provider. He holds a BA in Business Management from the University of Leeds.

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.

Darren is a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment and a Lead EMS Auditor with over twenty years’ experience within the industry. Darren leads the development and implementation of ESG strategies for infrastructure clients and investors as part of his role as ESG Associate Director within KPMG UK.

He is an infrastructure sector specialist, having previously worked for several tier 1 contractors and programme management organisations on major programmes throughout the UK such as Thames Tideway Tunnel, HS2, London 2012 and St Pancras redevelopment. More recently he was seconded to an independent infrastructure fund manager to support the development of their ESG strategy and data management processes. Darren’s practical and technological mindset and contractual experience allows him to create solutions and interrogate key risks to drive efficiencies, alongside more general sustainability and social value performance improvement activities on behalf of his clients.

KPMG LLP

KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership, operates from 21 offices across the UK with approximately 16,000 partners and staff.

KPMG is a global organization of independent professional services firms providing Audit, Legal, Tax and Advisory services. It operates in 147 countries and territories and has more than 219,000 people working in member firms around the world.

We believe that sustainable growth is the only way to build a successful business and have a lasting impact on our environment and society. That’s why we’ve published our ESG commitments in Our Impact Plan.

How we help you strengthen your ESG credentials
Our team comprises transformation, assurance and reporting specialists. We’ll help you:
• Diagnose where you are today, the risks you face and the opportunities.
• Build your ESG and net zero strategies and a plan for communicating your transition to a sustainable future.
• Transform your business, realising the opportunities for value creation and building resilience.
• Keep informed on what you need to measure and report to stay compliant, and track your progress to drive continuous improvement.

We’ve designed our services to put ESG at the core of your operations – where it should be.

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.

ETORE Advisory works with institutions, fund managers and asset companies to unlock new opportunities in infrastructure investing. With tailored solutions such as collaborative investing, we help our clients excel where markets are less efficient and success is linked to innovation.

Jasna Zwitter-Tehovnik is a Finance & Projects and M&A practitioner, qualified in Austria, England and Wales, New York and Slovenia.
Her practice covers the entire financial services and infrastructure sector as well as a broad range of additional industrial sectors.
She advises commercial and investment banks, Fin-Techs, mezzanine financiers and private equity providers, and corporates on a wide range of financing and M&A transactions as well as debt restructurings. The second area of Jasna's practice are infrastructure and energy projects, including private partnership transactions, and privatisations, often with a cross-border context.
Jasna Zwitter-Tehovnik is also ISDA counsel for Austria and advises as third pillar in her practice on a broad range of regulatory aspects.