Over the next 10 years, experts predict that United States infrastructure will face a funding gap of nearly $3 trillion. The time is now for increased investment to rebuild aging bridges and tunnels and to fund new projects, from renewable energy to smart cities technology. Communities, developers, and government leaders alike are searching for methods to increase private investment while making public sector funding more effective. As lawmakers draft bills, investors are also looking for ways to connect bankable projects with capital. Can the government come together for a bipartisan solution? Is the risk level of P3 projects attractive to investors? What are the implications for economic growth in the country if the funding gaps persist?

Moderator
Steve Morriss
President, Design and Consulting Services - Americas, AECOM

Speakers
Susan Gray
Global Head of Corporate and Infrastructure, S&P Global

Rick Snyder
Governor, Michigan

Mike Sommers
President and CEO, American Investment Council

John Tanyeri
Managing Director, Head of Infrastructure/Project Finance, MetLife