PPPs in the Road Sector: Washington, DC USA

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN THE ROAD SECTOR

DELIVERS APMG CP3P CERTIFICATION

Washington, DC USA | April 13-17 , 20 20


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Enhance your PPP Credentials

IRF's 5-day course follows the approved and certified APMG Public-Private Partnerships Certified Professional Foundation level training curriculum. The course is comprised of 2.5 days of classroom instruction followed by the administration of the APMG PPP Foundation level examination required to proceed to the next stages of the APMG CP3P credential.

The APMG certified CP3P certification is recognized by international organizations such as the World Bank, Asian Development Banks, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and others... Get your certification with IRF and enhance your credentials as a PPP Expert!

The mandatory course will be followed by a two-day module "PPPs in the Road Sector" more specifically addressed at highway agency executives and private sector contractors.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the PPP environment, what is and what is not considered a PPP project.
Review the PPP framework and project screening process.
Explore the structuring and feasibility analysis required for a successful PPP project.
Develop basic financial analysis skills and engineering economics to evaluate potential PPP projects.
Review the procurement and management of PPP projects throughout the lifecycle.
The course includes the option to sit for the Foundation level examination
Discounted Rates for IRF Members available - Seize this Opportunity Today!

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LEAD INSTRUCTOR

Eric Cook

Manchester Consulting Group

Managing Director

Eric Dean Cook is a Registered Professional Engineer and has 20 years of experience as a consulting engineer in the planning, design, and delivery of transportation and civil infrastructure projects in the United States, Asia, and Africa. He has a diverse perspective in the infrastructure industry having worked as the owner, engineer, and contractor with the West Virginia Department of Highways, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Louis Berger Group, and E.V. McCracken Construction Company. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Virginia Tech, an M.B.A from Manchester Business School, and a Masters in Finance from Indiana University. Additionally, he serves as the International Committee Vice-Chair for the American Council of Engineering Companies in Washington, DC.