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Transforming Cities: Public-Private Partnerships (P3)

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TRANSFORMING CITIES: PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS (P3)

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Wharton/Penn Alumni and real estate development professionals are invited to attend this symposium exploring the role of public private partnerships (P3s) in the delivery of social infrastructure projects and addressing current infrastructure challenges. Industry experts will share best practices for bringing together the public and private sectors through innovative approaches to financing, developing, operating and maintaining infrastructure projects. Two panels will discuss the key current issues. The first panel will discuss social infrastructure P3s and the second will focus on the opportunities and challenges of P3 delivery in California.

Questions to be addressed include:
  • Is social infrastructure the next wave in the P3 sector?
  • What are the prospects for hospital and water/waste water P3s in the short-to-medium term?
  • What are the challenges posed by social infrastructure P3s and how do they differ from other P3 sectors?
  • California Experience: discussion of recent P3 transactions, “lessons learned” arising from such transactions and new transactions that are coming down the pipe.
  • How do the public sector partners select projects to pursue as P3s?
  • How do public sector partners weigh priorities and consider how to pay for needed investments?
Speakers include:
  • Philippa Chadwick, Squire Sanders
  • Roderick Devlin, Squire Sanders
  • Andrew Prindle, Vice President, Goldman Sachs
  • Peter Luchetti, Board Member, California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank
  • James Martling, Sperry Capital, Inc.
  • Bob Obana, Executive Director, NCIRE
  • Sean Randolph, President, Bay Area Council Economic Institute
  • Geoffrey Stricker, Managing Director, Edgemoor Development
  • Mary Huss, Publisher, SF Business Times
The event will be followed by a wine and food reception.

Register Online
Date:
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Time:
1:30 p.m.- 5:30 p.m; followed by reception
Location: Squire Sanders, 275 Battery Street, Suite 2600, San Francisco, CA 94111
Registration:
WCNC members: $50.00 per person (during checkout use code: WPennVIP). Non-member alumni and other guests: $75.00 per person (during checkout use code: WPennAlum) Registrations after 5:00pm Sunday, March 9th, are at the regular price of $295. Cancellations received 15 days or less prior to the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration closes on Monday, March 10th at 12:00pm. There will be no registration at the door.

Learn more and Register at: www.p3summit.com

Organized by: Michael Fernandez, founder, Quant 6

Michael is the Founder of Quant6. The firm attracts and deploys independent data scientists and software engineers to companies executing critical Big Data initiatives. Michael co-founded and is chairman emeritus of Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit providing free music lessons to over 115,000 children in over 1600 schools across the US. He serves on the board of NCIRE, the leading nonprofit medical research institute in the United States devoted to pioneering new medical treatments for Veterans. He also serves on the board of the Tides Foundation. Michael holds a BSE from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an MPA from Harvard University. Contact Michael





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