Comparing the Planning, Funding & Delivery of Infrastructure

CANADA vs NZ:

Comparing the Planning, Funding and Delivery of Infrastructure

Infrastructure NZ, in partnership with the Canadian Trade Commission, is delighted to invite you to a morning tea and panel discussion on the planning, funding and delivery of infrastructure in Canada and New Zealand.

The panel will feature George Zegarac, the Deputy Minister at the Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure; Mark Romoff, CEO of The Canadian Council for Public Private Partnerships; and Dan Marshall, the Head of PPP Programme at The New Zealand Treasury. This session will provide insights into the similarities and differences of how each nation makes use of Public Private Partnerships. A question and answer session will follow, facilitated by Stephen Selwood, CEO Infrastructure NZ.

Where:
ANZ Centre, Level 30, 23 Albert Street, Auckland.

When:
February 16, 2017
10:00 am—11:30 am

Register by:
Tuesday 14 February 2017

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Join us for Infrastructure New Zealand's first event of the year:
a Canada/New Zealand panel on Public Private Partnerships

Our Panelists:

Mark Romoff

Mark Romoff is the President and CEO of The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships. Established in 1993, CCPPP’s mission is to promote innovative approaches to infrastructure development and service delivery through public-private partnerships with all levels of government.

George Zegarac

George Zegarac is the Deputy Minister at Ontario’s Ministry of Infrastructure, which guides the province’s infrastructure plan and leads projects that strengthen its communities and economy. Ontario is making the largest infrastructure investment in the province's history—about $160 billion over the next 12 years.

Dan Marshall

Dan Marshall is the Head of PPP Programme at The New Zealand Treasury. There, he provides a vital link between Crown agencies and private sector participants in PPP projects. He has a background in corporate advisory, and is also a barrister and chartered accountant.

The panel will be moderated by
Stephen Selwood, CEO of Infrastructure New Zealand

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