Aisha, who oversees a team of experts dedicated to increasing international private sector participation in infrastructure, is delivering our Day 2 Keynote Address entitled Bridging Global Infrastructure Gaps: Private Capital and PPPs in the Modern Era  on Tuesday, November 5. 
 

David, one of Canada’s most recognizable pollsters and commentators on politics, consumer behaviour and the workplace, is delivering our P3 2024 Luncheon Keynote Address on Monday, November 4 entitled Bridging Perceptions and Policy: Canadian Public Opinion Trends.

London Mayor Josh Morgan, chair of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Big City Mayors’ Caucus, will deliver P3 2024’s opening keynote: A New Deal for Municipalities: Insights on Infrastructure and Growth from Canada’s Big City Mayors on day one of P3 2024.

Vickie, the hands-on lead financial advisor and/or debt originator (bond, bank, related derivatives) for the winning consortiums for 25+ infrastructure projects in Canada since 2005, is moderating General Session 1: Solving the Risk Equation to Restart Canadian P3s.

Johanne, recognized as a leader in the field of capital project structuring and implementation, will deliver Opening Remarks on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.

James, one of Canada’s most sought-after analysts and speakers on issues related to government affairs, public policy, national and international trade policy, and Canadian and American politics, is a panellist on Breakout Session 1C: The U.S. Election: What Will it Mean for Canada-U.S. Trade & Infrastructure?

Marie, an industry leader in providing lenders’ technical advisory services for P3 projects across North America and abroad, is taking part in The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 at P3 2024 on Day 1.

Ella, who has advised procuring authorities on award-winning projects across North America, is part of our panel entitled Solving the Risk Equation to Restart Canadian P3s, taking place on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Michael, who works closely with his executive team and partners in both the public and private sectors to build, manage, finance and enhance the value of Ontario's assets, is a panellist on Power of Collaboration: From Progressives to Traditional P3s on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.

Angela, who oversees the strategy, planning and implementation of infrastructure projects across Ontario, is a panellist on The Rise of Megaprojects: Ways to Bring Them Back Down to Earth, on Day 2, Tuesday November 5.

Mark, who has advised on the legal, commercial and financing aspects of some of the most ambitious transit, bridge and road projects in North America, is moderating The Devil's in the Details: What's New, What's Different, What's Working in Contracting? taking place on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Phil, a rail leader who has led train operations, infrastructure builds and infrastructure management for passenger rail systems in Canada, England, Scotland and Ireland, is a panellist on Enhancing the Role of Private Operators in Transit Projects on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Richard, who has served both private and public sector clients in delivering major outcome driven infrastructure projects through different forms of relationship contracting over his 35-year career, is a panellist on Power of Collaboration: From Progressives to Traditional P3s on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.

Lisa, an advocate for Canada’s P3 model and market, will provide introductory remarks on the state of the Canadian market to open P3 2024 on Monday, November 4. In addition, she is moderating Power of Collaboration: From Progressives to Traditional P3s on Tuesday, November 5.

Charl, who has been involved in 42 projects worth more than $60 billion, is a panellist on P3s in Motion: A Case Study on Economic Development in the Windsor-Essex Region on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Walid, who plays a key role in managing relationships with stakeholders across Ontario's labour sector, is a panellist on P3s in Motion: A Case Study on Economic Development in the Windsor-Essex Region on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Jensen, who leads P3 partnering and project development across Canada and the United States, is one of our debaters taking part in The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Olivia, an executive with a broad base of experience in the Canadian infrastructure sector working with owner, developer, investor, advisor and political stakeholder teams, is moderating The Rise of Megaprojects: Ways to Bring Them Back Down to Earth on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5. 

Gary, who leads a team of industry experts in the delivery of critical infrastructure projects from the RFQ phase through to substantial completion, is a panellist on P3s in Motion: A Case Study on Economic Development in the Windsor-Essex Region on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Alexandra, who has been instrumental in the procurement of transformative infrastructure projects in Canada and the United States, is a panellist on The Rise of Megaprojects: Ways to Bring Them Back Down to Earth, on Day 2, November 5.           

Nuria, who oversees an expansive portfolio of major international concessions projects, is a panellist on The U.S. Election: What Will it Mean for Canada-U.S. Trade & Infrastructure? on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Jim, who has overseen the operations of the Windsor Heavy Construction Association for nearly three decades, is a panellist on P3s in Motion: A Case Study on Economic Development in the Windsor- Essex Region of Ontario on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Jacynthe, who has provided commercial and financial advisory services on several major infrastructure and railway projects in Canada and abroad, will be presenting on behalf of HFR Transport during Breakout Session 4B: Government Capital Plans / Market Soundings on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Joe is a panellist on P3s in Motion: A Case Study on Economic Development in the Windsor-Essex Region on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Mark, who is consistently recognized as one of Canada’s leading infrastructure and project finance lawyers, is the moderator of The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Lawren, who has more than 15 years of project finance and development experience delivering projects across a variety of asset classes in the United States and Canada, is part of our panel entitled Solving the Risk Equation to Restart Canadian P3s, taking place on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Janine, a civil engineer with 30+ years of experience in the pursuit, planning, project management, design and construction of major infrastructure projects, is a panellist on The Rise of Megaprojects: Ways to Bring Them Back Down to Earth on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.

Jaime, who has led the development of major transportation, bridge, building and water treatment projects across North America, Europe and the Middle East, is a panellist on Power of Collaboration: From Progressives to Traditional P3s on Day 2, Tuesday November 5. 

 

Pat, who engages with key stakeholders across Canada's energy sector on behalf of Canada's largest P3 project, is introducing Bridging Perceptions and Policy: Keynote by David Coletto, Abacus Data on Canadian Public Opinion Trends.

Ambassador Gordon Giffin, who managed US interests in the world's largest bi-lateral trading relationship, as the 19th U.S. Ambassador to Canada, is a panellist on The U.S. Election: What Will it Mean for Canada-U.S. Trade & Infrastructure? on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Edward, a consultant with nearly two decades of experience advising on infrastructure projects across asset classes, is a panellist on Power of Collaboration: From Progressives to Traditional P3s, taking place on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.

Joey is taking part in The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 at P3 2024 on Day 1.

Tim, an experienced corporate finance executive recognized as one of the leading financial advisors on infrastructure transactions, is a panellist on Bridging the First Nations’ Infrastructure Gap: Unlocking New Financing Models for Sustainable Growth on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Josh, an award-winning lawyer with a broad base of experience representing stakeholders across Canada's infrastructure sector, is a panellist on Getting Bendy with It: The Pressing Need for a New Agility in P3s on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5. 

 

Jean-Marc, who has 30 years of leadership experience developing public and industrial infrastructure projects around the globe, is taking part in Enhancing the Role of Private Operators in Transit Projects on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Chetan, widely recognized as a leader in forensic and investigative accounting and loss quantification services,    will moderate Navigating Complex Infrastructure: Strategies to Prevent and Resolve Construction Claims  on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Sean, who leads a team responsible for managing a diverse range of publicly owned infrastructure assets across Ontario, is a panellist on Getting Bendy with It: The Pressing Need for a New Agility in P3s, on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5.    

Jason is a panellist on Bridging the First Nations’ Infrastructure Gap: Unlocking New Financing Models for Sustainable Growth on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Mark, who has nearly 20 years of experience leading the development of major infrastructure projects across B.C. and Canada, is a panellist on The Devil's in the Details: What's New, What's Different, What's Working in Contracting? on Day 1, Monday, November 5. 

Sam, who has played an integral role in bringing critical infrastructure online in communities throughout Canada, is moderating Lightening the Capacity Load: Strategies for Supporting Community-Enabling Infrastructure and Asset Management on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Reuben, who has developed infrastructure projects in partnership with several First Nations and governments in Canada and the USA, will take part in Bridging the First Nations’ Infrastructure Gap: Unlocking New Financing Models for Sustainable Growth, on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Leo is a panellist on The Devil's in the Details: What's New, What's Different, What's Working in Contracting? on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Robert, an experienced leader in Canada's heavy construction sector, is a panellist on Navigating Complex Infrastructure: Strategies to Prevent and Resolve Construction Claims, on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Ernie, who was recently appointed as the inaugural First Nations director to the Bank of Canada Board of Directors, will take part in Bridging the First Nations’ Infrastructure Gap: Unlocking New Financing Models for Sustainable Growth, on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Louise, who has led multiple initiatives across the infrastructure sector designed to advance procurement best practices, is a panellist on Getting Bendy with It: The Pressing Need for a New Agility in P3s on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5. 
 

Tom, who has been integral to the development and implementation of new infrastructure procurement models since Canada's P3 sector emerged, is introducing P3 2024’s opening keynote: A New Deal for Municipalities: Insights on Infrastructure and Growth from Canada’s Big City Mayors on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Kevin, who leads the assessment, planning and procurement of P3s delivered by the Government of Alberta, is presenting on behalf of Infrastructure Alberta during Breakout Session 4A:Government Capital Plans / Market Soundings, on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Derrick, an accomplished senior executive with over three decades of experience directing major infrastructure projects in the institutional, transit and transportation sectors, is a panellist on Lightening the Capacity Load: Strategies for Supporting Community-Enabling Infrastructure and Asset Management on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Brad, who has extensive experience advising private and public sector stakeholders on infrastructure assets across Canada and globally, is moderating From Pain Points to Progress: How AI Can Revolutionize Canadian Procurement Practices on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Chris, who has a depth of experience overseeing the strategic development of large infrastructure projects, is a panellist on Navigating Complex Infrastructure: Strategies to Prevent and Resolve Construction Claims  on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Vincent, who has served in senior leadership roles developing multiple critical transportation projects in Canada's public sector, is a session presenter during Breakout Session 4B: Government Capital Plans / Market Soundings on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Steve is a panellist on Lightening the Capacity Load: Strategies for Supporting Community-Enabling Infrastructure and Asset Management, on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 
 

Nihar, who works with international organizations to deliver data-driven insights through analytics and AI, is a panellist on From Pain Points to Progress: How AI Can Revolutionize Canadian Procurement Practices  on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Lorri, a highly sought-after industry expert on emerging trends, innovation and thought leadership on a wide variety of topics in real estate and outsourcing, is a panellist on Getting Bendy with It: The Pressing Need for a New Agility in P3s on Day 2, Tuesday, November 5. 

 

Cameron, who has led the development and evolution of numerous start-ups, is a panellist on From Pain Points to Progress: How AI Can Revolutionize Canadian Procurement Practices on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Drew, a public policy expert who has written extensively about the relationship between the U.S and Canada, is a panellist on The U.S. Election: What Will it Mean for Canada-U.S. Trade & Infrastructure? on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Miguel, a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience specializing in the development of infrastructure projects under public-private partnership models, is a session presenter during Breakout Session 4B: Government Capital Plans / Market Soundings on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 
 

Tim, highly regarded as a leading public affairs expert with extensive experience in P3 project finance, is a panellist on The U.S. Election: What Will it Mean for Canada-U.S. Trade & Infrastructure? on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Greg, who provides strategic financial advice to governments across Canada to support infrastructure sustainability, is moderating Workshop #3: Techniques for Tackling the Municipal Infrastructure Funding Gap  on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Patrick,who has managed some of Canada’s most significant and complex infrastructure projects, is presenting on behalf of PSPC during Breakout Session 4C: Government Capital Plans / Market Soundings on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Arthur, a P3 specialist who managed the largest public-private partnership contract of Transdev Group in France,  is taking part in Enhancing the Role of Private Operators in Transit Projects on Day 1, Monday, November 4. 

Wesley is one of our debaters taking part in The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 on Day 1, Monday, November 4.

Patrick, an accomplished litigator with a corporate commercial practice focused on construction
litigation, is a panellist on Navigating Complex Infrastructure: Strategies to Prevent and Resolve Construction Claims  on Day One, Monday, November 4. 

Tim, who has more than three decades of experience developing and delivering transportation, energy and social infrastructure projects, is a panellist on Getting Bendy with It: The Pressing Need for a New Agility in P3s on Day Two, Tuesday, November 5. 

Kate, who currently leads the who leads the technical and strategic effort for the OnTrack Alliance team at Union Station, is one of our debaters taking part in The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3 on Day 1, Monday, November 4.