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5th Annual Global Infrastructure Leadership Forum
Feb. 22-24, 2012 | London, UK
Central Hall Westminster "High Value Projects. High Level Alliance. World Class Expertise" Definition: The Leadership Forum brings high-level business
and policy actors together in order to meet with leaders from the international
business  community, government decision-making entities, and public
and private financial institutions. This is a high-intensity set of activities
for infrastructure leadersaround the globe. Goals: The overall goals are (a) to double the level
of infrastructure investment worldwide, and (b) to optimize
that investment, through better project design, selection and
project management. Increasing the use of technology
in infrastructure is also a key goal. Projects:The Global Forum is a business creation
platform, focused on the Top 100 global infrastructure
projects. The Forum is structured to ensure that you
connect with the right projects and the right partners, and in doing so it maximizes your business creation potential. Participants come from all critical areas of infrastructure (see graph): Project Sponsors; Development Banks; Private Finance; Engineering/Construction Firms;
Equipment & Technology Firms; and Service Companies. Structure: The Forum structure is extremely objective, focused on business and expertise network creation, through: - In-depth workshops:
Covering key issues of finance, project structure, geographic and sector areas
of opportunity, and the connections between these areas.
- Rapid project presentations:
Sponsors present projects in panels of 4-5, for no more than 10
minutes apiece, creating a rapid flow of ideas and information.
- Pre-Scheduled Private Meetings:
Allow participants to schedule meetings with project sponsors, and
Forum sponsors, in a dynamic format. The Private Meeting Scheduler is open now! - Trend keynotes, focused on long-term project opportunities:
focused on long-term industry trends, immediate opportunities, and rich ways of
thinking about business development. Keynotes are designed - as our Canadian friends would say - to
help people ‘skate to where the puck is going to be!”
"If I made all decisions, your Leadership Forum would be the only event we'd do...I get enough business here to work around the clock!" - Director, Business Development, Tech Firm
Wednesday | February 22, 2012 12:00p - 1:00p
| Global Forum Registration
Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate London SW1H 9NH | +44 (0)20 7222 8010
Closest Tube Station: St. James Park
Entrance Hall, Level 1 Great Hall, Central Hall Westminster | | 1:00p - 6:00p | Global Forum Kick-Off Workshops
Workshops are designed to create opportunities for global infrastructure executives to meet
with each other around critical ideas and new trends. Short introductory presentations catalyze
discussions with participants. Virtually all Global Forum participants are C-level executives;
every participant has a role in these events. | | 1:00p - 1:50p | "Infrastructure, Growth & Productivity -
Towards a New Paradigm of Global Growth."
Discussion hosted by Norman F. Anderson,
CEO of CG/LA Infrastructure &
Featuring McKinsey Infrastructure Research.
• Jiri Maly, Principal, McKinsey & Company
• Giulio Boccaletti, Partner, McKinsey & Company | | 2:00p - 2:50p | Finance Workshop:
"Building Great Projects - Filling the Pipeline"
Led by: Terry Newendorp, Chairman, Taylor-DeJongh &
Helcio Takeshi, EPB, Brazil. EBP was created to provide a stream of strategic, bankable
projects for Brazil.
• African Development Bank, Tas Anvaripour, Division Manager, Infrastructure & PPP
Division, Private Sector Department
• Inter-American Development Bank, Jean-Marc Aboussouan, Chief of Infrastructure,
Structured and Corporate Finance Department
• CAF-Development Bank of Latin America, Antonio Juan Sosa, VP of Infrastructure
• Vnesheconombank PPP Centre, Alexander Bazhenov, Director of the Public Private
Partnership Center
• BNDES Brazil National Dev. Bank, Jaime Gornsztejn, Head of London Office
• EBRD European Bank of Reconstruction, Sue Goeransson, Senior Banker/Portfolio Manager |
Track A: Library
| Track B: Lecture Hall
| 3:00p - 4:00p
Mega Cities: Delivering the biggest show
on earth – L2012 Olympics
Sponsor: BT Global Services
Led by: Stuart Hill, VP Central Government &
London 2012 Programme, BT Global Services
• Jon Lane, Business Development
Director, BT Global Services
• Clive Dutton, Newham Council 4:00p - 5:00p
Infrastructure Trends in Africa: Building
Infrastructure in one of the Fastestgrowing
Regions of the World
Sponsor: The Africa Development Bank
Led by: Tas Anvaripour, Division Manager,
Infrastructure & PPP Division, Private Sector
Department, AfDB
Case studies include:
• Cameroon: Dibamba Thermal Power
Plant and Kribi Gas Pow Iner Project: Sofien
Larbi, Investment Officer, AfDB
• Nigeria: Lagos Cable Car Project:
Fernando Balderrama, Investment Officer,
Infrastructure Development & PPP, AfDB
and Dapo Olumide, Managing Director,
Trico Capital Nigeria5:00p - 6:00p
Russia's Strategic PPP Projects: Building
Opportunity Infrastructure in the Largest
Country in the World
Led by: Vnesheconombank
• Crossover Bridge on the Volga River
• Construction of Kindergartens in the
Astrakhan Region
| 3:00p - 4:00p
Quebec’s Plan Nord - An $80 Billion Project
for Global Growth.
Led by: Quebec General Agent
Pierre Boulanger
• David McFarlane, Director, Invest Quebec
• Claude Letourneau Senior VP,
Technology & Strategic Development
Global Mining & Metallurgy Division, SNC
Lavalin
• Michael McCooe, QC, McCarthy Tetrault 4:00p - 5:00p
Beyond Urbanization:
The Real Challenges Facing Cities
Moderator: Thomas Sevcik, CEO, Arthesia
• Jonathan Rose, Principal, Design &
Planning & Masterplanning Practice
Leader, AECOM
• Sarah Elliott, Sen Planning Dir, AECOM
• Ian Trehearne, Partner, BLP
• Mukhtiar Tanda, Partner, BLP
• Rosemary Feenan, International Director,
Jones Lang LaSalle 5:00p - 6:00p
Latin American Infrastructure:
Financing Strategic Projects
in the World's Hottest
Exporting Region, featuring:
Sponsor: Inter-American Development Bank.
Case Studies from Chile, Peru and Colombia.
Led by: Jean-Marc Aboussouan, Chief of
Infrastructure, Structured and Corporate
Finance Department, IDB |
| 6:30p - 8:00p | Welcoming Reception - Mansion House
City of London, London EC4N, UK
Tube / London Underground: Mansion House
6:30p - 8:00p
Join us as we celebrate London's historic infrastructure and architecture, kicking off the Forum with
project sponsors from around the world!
Musicians provided by the Guildhall School of Music |
Thursday | February 23, 2012 7:30a - 8:00a
| Registration & Continental Breakfast
Central Hall Westminster | Entrance Hall & Great Hall
| 8:15a - 8:30a
| Welcoming Remarks
The 5th Global Infrastructure Leadership Forum Objectives
Norman F. Anderson, President & CEO, CG/LA Infrastructure LLC | | 8:30a - 8:45a | Keynote: Tim Turner, Director, Private Sector & Microfinance Department,
African Development Bank
“Infrastructure's Next Frontier; Working with the
African Development Bank to Build Africa”
| | 8:45a - 9:45 | Top 5 Global Strategic Infrastructure Projects
Five breakout projects that exemplify strategic vision & innovation in infrastructure
development.
Moderator: Donald Graul, Global Executive Managing Director
of Alternative Project Delivery, AECOM
• Kenya: Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia, Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Transport - Republic of Kenya, Dr. Cyrus Njiru
• Canada: Plan Nord Regional Development,
Quebec - Pierre Boulanger, General Agent, Province of Quebec
• Saudi Arabia: Haramain High Speed Line linking Makkah
and Madin - Talgo & Invensys Rail
• UK: Thames Hub Masterplanning, Huw Thomas, Partner,
Foster + Partners
• USA: Commonwealth of Opportunity: Virginia’s Road and
Transit Megaprojects - Sean T. Connaughton,
Secretary of Transportation, Virginia, US | | 9:45a - 10:00a | Keynote: Enrique Garcia, President & CEO of CAF,
Development Bank of Latin America “Infrastructure in Latin American Development;
Strategic Assessment & Proposals for Moving Forward.”
Presentation based on CAF’s Recently Launched Book
| 10:00a - 11:00a
| Top Ports & Logistics Hub Projects
Hear from CEOs of leading private sector developers, port authorities,
and investors on the most projects that are redefining global supply
chains and international trade.
Moderator: Antonio Juan Sosa, Vice President of Infrastructure,
CAF - Development Bank of Latin America
• Australia: Expansion of Coal and Gas Hubs,
Rail & Ports, Ken Smith, Agent General of Queensland
• Colombia: Priority Infrastructure Projects
• Senegal: Dakar Port Expansion, AfDB
• UAE: Khalifa Port & Industrial Zone, Abu Dhabi Ports Company | 11:00a - 11:15a
| Keynote: Luis Alvarez, President, EMEA & Latin America,
BT Global Services
Technology and the Future of Infrastructure;
Building a Better Tomorrow |
Track A: Library | Track B: Lecture Hall | 11:30a - 12:30p
Top New Energy Projects
Moderator: IADB
Presentations of the most competitive
electricity generation & transmission projects
that are seeking private sector investment,
with commentary from federal and municipal
energy policymakers.
• Cameroon: Dibamba Thermal Power
Plant and Kribi Gas Power Project, AfDB
• Cape Verde: Cabeolica Wind Farm, AfDB
• Poland: CHP Network, ETC
• Senegal: Taiba N'Diaye Wind Project
• USA: CleanPath Energy | 11:30a - 12:30p
Future Cities "Digital Infrastructure &
Masterplanning"
Moderator: Jon Lane, Business
Director, BT Global Services
What cutting edge technologies are being
implemented globally, and which countries are
stepping up as leaders in innovative
technology solutions?
• Hubertus von Roenne,
MD Global Logistics Sector, BT Global
Services
• Brazil: Rio Olympic Games 2016
• Qatar: The Digital City of the Future
• Netherlands: PPP Program |
| 12:30p - 2:50p | Luncheon & Keynote
12:30p - 2:00p - Great Hall
Geoffrey Spence Chief Executive, Infrastructure UK, HM Treasury
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| 2:00p - 2:50p | Financing Global Infrastructure: A Paradigm Shift in Long-Term Investing
Hear from global thought leaders as they discuss financing prospects for infrastructure
projects in 2012 and going forwards. At a time of economic uncertainty how do we fill the
infrastructure investment gap?
Moderated by: Andrew Bride, Partner, InfraLinx Capital Europe
• Terry Newendorp, Chairman & CEO, Taylor-DeJongh
• Mark Richards, Partner, Berwin, Leighton & Paisner LLP
• Marc Bajer, CEO, Hadrian's Wall Capital
• Stan Kolenc, Director, OP Trust
• Robin Earle, Executive Director & Head of Project Finance,
Banco Espirito Santo |
Track A: Library
| Track B: Lecture Hall | 3:00p - 4:00p
Top Surface Transportation Projects
Moderator: Isabel Lopez, Head of Project
Finance, Bankia
Some areas are consistently under-invested,
with increasing demand - globally.
• Cote d'Ivoire: HKB Toll Bridge, AfDB
• Russia: Construction of Crossover Bridge
on the Volga River (Podnovia, Nizhny
Novgorod Region), VEB
• Turkey: Third Bosphorus Bridge Project,
ISPAT
• USA: Dallas IH-35E Project, TxDOT
4:00p - 5:00p
Top UMT / High Speed Rail Projects
Moderator: Invensys Rail & Talgo
Providing access to markets, setting the base
for long-term economic and social impact.
• Brazil: Rio - Sao Paulo TAV Bullet Train
• Nigeria: Lagos Cable Car Project
• Poland: Warsaw Metro
• UK: Crossrail Procurement Opportunities
• UK: HS2
• USA: MTA Long Island Railroad Eastside
Access Project | 3:00p - 4:00p
Top Water & Social Infrastructure
Moderator: Berwin Leighton Paisner
Hear from project developers of key water &
social infrastructure projects that have a direct
impact on the social well-being and
development of global communities.
• Cameroon: Ngombe Waste-to-Energy
Project
• Ghana: Desalination Project, Presented
by Abengoa Water
• Poland: Healthcare PPP, Sponsored by
Interhealth Canada
• Russia: VEB Construction of schools and
Kindergartens in the Khanty-Mansiysk
Autonomous District 4:00p - 5:00p
Top Airports & Aviation Projects
Moderator: Aon Services
What are the latest innovations in airport
design and aviation technology that are
changing the way that economies move?
• Boeing Aircraft Licensing & Defense
Infrastructure Technology
• Senegal: Blaise Diagne International
Airport, AfDB |
5:00p - 7:30p
| Private Meetings & Reception
Registrants have an opportunity to pre-schedule up to 12 additional private meetings (15
minutes in length) with project developers, sponsors, and other registrants. Each sponsor
and project presenter has their own meeting space in the exhibitor hall. | | 7:30p - 9:00p | Dinner for Sponsors & Project Presenters, at Adelaide House
By Invitation Only. Hosted by Mark Richards, Partner, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP
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Friday | February 24, 2012| Central Hall Westminster: Library |
| 8:00a - 9:00a | Visualizing Infrastructure Projects (ViP)
Building a Global Projects Platform:
Why its Possible & Why it Matters
For public sector decision-makers -
building global access to infrastructure expertise at your fingertips
• Norman F. Anderson
Why ViP Will Revolutionize the Business of
Infrastructure?
• Terry Newendorp
The Advantages of ViP for the Financial Community
• Richard Waite, Managing Director, Esri UK
The Future of Visualization, and its Power
• Kevin Vericker - Chief Technology Officer, ViP
Neural Networks and Disruptive Innovation | 9:00a - 12:00p
| Infrastructure in Africa Day
Sponsored by Ceezali Ltd. & The African Development Bank
Doing Business in Africa, Sessions featuring project presentations and roundtables
highlighting featured projects from around the continent. The countries being highlighted
have competitive infrastructure projects with clear investment and business opportunities,
and have positioned themselves in 2012 to significantly increase their country’s % of
GDP invested in infrastructure. | TIME CHANGE
| | | 9:00 - 10:00a | Working with the AFDB
AfDB’s vision for the region’s infrastructure competitiveness, key market opportunities,
and the projects that are defining the region’s competitiveness through 2015.
• Tas Anvaripour, Division Manager, Infrastructure & PPP Division, Private Sector
Department, AfDB
• Marc Mandaba, Senior Investment Officer, Infrastructure & PPP Division, Private
Sector Department, AfDB | 10:00 -11:00a
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Focus Country: Nigeria
Session led by Ceezali LTD and the Initiative for Infrastructure & Modern City
Development, highlighting key projects, companies, and policies that are making Nigeria
a destination for infrastructure innovation & investment. | 9:45a -10:45a
| SPECIAL INVITATION ONLY SESSION, President's Room
Creating a Powerful Narrative for Global Infrastructure
• Enrique Sabater - Former Director of Strategy for Emerging Markets, Cisco and
Former Director of Strategy, World Bank
• Michael Barzelay, Professor, Public Management, London School of Economics
• Simon Murray, Chairman, Geoffrey Osborne Ltd.
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