With record numbers of workers filing unemployment claims, Congressional leadership supporting large-scale spending packages, and interest rates near zero, there is renewed enthusiasm for paving the road to recovery through investment in infrastructure. Looking toward a post-pandemic future, now is the time for policymakers and capital allocators to discuss how improvements to the built environment can help stimulate a return to growth and sustainable prosperity. This session will engage leaders in a discussion about how the United States can tackle urgent needs to improve existing infrastructure as part of a broader package of measures to solve the economic challenges that are now before us. What sectors and regions should spending plans target? How can federal, state, and local officials mitigate risks to attract private investment? And can infrastructure projects help overcome inequities in low-income communities and rural areas, such as bridging the digital divide through broadband networks?