Dates: 3rd & 4th October 2007

Venue: Four Seasons, Vancouver, Canada.

About Conference

The infrastructure gap is significant in British Columbia and across Canada and North America. Governments have recognized that they can’t do it all on their own - keeping pace with the necessary improvements, upgrades and developments of new infrastructure while staying within tight budgets and constrained debt room. These new challenges have required a shift in the way governments conduct their business.

The PFI's West Coast Transport and Infrastructure Conference provides expert insight on current financing strategies from government executives and private financiers with broad experience of working on Public Private Partnerships in Canada and the United States.

Speakers will cover upcoming projects in detail and analyze the potential opportunities and obstacles facing PPPs today, including:

* Pipeline and Project: A look at the current status and future plans for PPP projects in Canada

* The Maturing Canadian PPP Market: What are the latest trends?

* Comparing the US and Canadian PPP Markets: What can the US learn from Canadian PPPs?

* How demand for labour and materials are affecting the financing and completion of P3 Projects in Canada

* What do investors need to do to compete successfully for bidders attention in Canada?

Save $300 - Register by August 31st, 2007

Learn More...

For further information or to register please contact Robert Mills robert.mills@thomson.com or +1(646) 822-3574

Posted by dcjaya at October 3, 2007 11:48 PM