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Cornell-IP3 PPP Executive Program

April 26 - 28, 2017 | New York City

Cornell-IP3 PPP Executive ProgramPublic-private partnerships (PPPs) have become critical tools in the design, construction, finance, operation, and maintenance of infrastructure facilities. They are used in a wide range of economic sectors and countries. The Cornell University-IP3 PPP Executive Education Program offers a premier, executive-level, intensive three-day course for public and private sector leaders, managers, and policymakers to learn how to successfully implement PPPs.

Become a SpecialistThis Executive Education Program focuses on sharing best practices and lessons learned from successful international PPP projects across all industry sectors. The course will cover PPP planning, contracting, financing, and management; and include project bankability, finance sources, and credit enhancements. Participants will learn from case-study examples of both successful and unsuccessful PPPs. They also will benefit from new contacts, connections, and collaborations with other motivated participants through shared sessions and networking opportunities.

Enhance SkillsThe program will enhance participants’ ability to structure standalone PPS using global best practices. Public and private sector leaders, managers, and practitioners will enhance their capacity to successfully plan, structure, and operate infrastructure PPPs. The program discusses PPP implementation in both emerging and developed economies.

This program is taught by world-renowned academics researching the PPP space and industry practitioners with extensive experience in delivering PPP projects.

Who Should AttendThe program is designed for senior and advanced-career professionals in the public sector, as well as private sector executives. This includes professionals who are reasonably experienced at delivering PPP projects and desire more executive-level training.

The Institute for Public-Private Partnerships,

A Tetra Tech Company (IP3), and the Cornell

University Program in

Infrastructure Policy (CPIP) are

proud to offer this exclusive three-day program on

infrastructure and social services.

Learn more at IP3.org | /@IP3Global | /@IP3Global

Learning Outcomes

Leading expertise from academia and industry

• Analyzing international best practices of successful PPP programs and projects

• Properly structuring a PPP to generate the greatest social benefit

• Understanding how public sector project sponsors can avoid possible pitfalls associated with the PPP approach

• Analyzing the demands made on the public sector to pursue effective PPPs

• Understanding the polices that the public-sector can pursue to promote private investment in infrastructure

• Understanding the key elements to PPP contract monitoring and management

Course Offering

Dates: April 26 - 28, 2017

Location: New York City

Code: 2634-NY

Early Bird: $3,700*

Tuition: $4,200

Cornell University

Cornell University is a world top-ranked Ivy League university located in New York State. Cornell’s mission is to discover, preserve, and disseminate knowledge; produce creative work; and promote a culture of broad inquiry throughout and beyond the Cornell community.

Renowned for its distinctive mix of eminent scholarship, academic rigor, and commitment to public service, Cornell attracts more than 20,000 students from every state and more than 120 countries. Students learn from a world-class faculty who teach more than 5,000 courses, and participate in cutting-edge research in 11 undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools. Campuses are located in Ithaca, Cornell’s medical college campuses in New York City and Qatar, and in affiliated sites around the world.

Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy

The Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP) is focused on improving the delivery, maintenance, and operation of physical infrastructure. This is accomplished through dedicated teaching, research, and outreach efforts in infrastructure policy. CPIP collaborates with partners in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to achieve those goals.

The Institute for Public-Private Partnerships

IP3 is a leading, global provider of PPP advisory and capacity building services. IP3 provides institutional support to public and private sector entities engaged in PPP projects around the world, helping mobilize private sector expertise and resources to enhance the quality and availability of infrastructure for public services.

IP3 has trained more than 35,000 officials from more than 175 countries on PPP programs and opportunities, regulation operations and management initiatives, competitive utility management reform, and public policy and good governance. IP3’s experts have worked with more than 600 government agencies, ministries, and organizations, including some of the world’s most influential institutions.

Register at IP3.org by selecting 2634-NY on the registration page.

* Early bird tuition valid until March 15th, 2017.

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