$1 Trillion for Infrastructure? Balancing Public and Private Sources
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Bipartisan Policy Center1225 Eye Street NW,
Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20005
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Both political parties understand that smart investments in infrastructure contribute to economic growth, job creation, and overall quality of life. Despite support from the administration and members of Congress, there are differing opinions on how to approach upgrading America’s infrastructure.
BPC’s Executive Council on Infrastructure believes that the United States should unleash the resources of the private sector as partners in addressing our infrastructure needs, while also providing robust, reliable federal funding. But with policymakers offering competing proposals, what role will public-private partnerships play in a bipartisan package?
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Congressional Conversation
Rep. John Delaney (D-MD)
@RepJohnDelaney
Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL)
@RodneyDavis
Moderated by:
Jason Grumet
President, BPC
@JasonGrumet
Public Sector Panel
Diane Barrett
Chief Projects Officer, City and County of Denver
Pat Foye
Executive Director, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Adam Ortiz
Director of the Department of the Environment for Prince George’s County
Michael Bonini
Director of Public-Private Partnerships, PennDot
Moderated by:
Sarah Kline
Fellow, BPC
Private Sector Panel
Anthony Casciano
Global CEO of Industry and Healthcare Finance, Siemens Financial Services
Paul Horgan
Head of North America Commercial Insurance, Zurich North America
Thomas McLoughlin
Co-Head of CIO Fundamental Research & Head of Municipal Research, UBS
Mike Sommers
President and CEO, American Investment Council
Moderated by:
Susan Gray
Global Head of Infrastructure, S&P Global Ratings
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