Infrastructure - Publications - Faculty & Research

29 Jul 2015
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Reviving America's Infrastructure

12 Oct 2017
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Financing Africa’s infrastructure

11 May 2015
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What It Will Take to Fix America’s Crumbling Infrastructure

10 May 2021
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Biden’s Holistic Approach to Infrastructure

29 Jan 2012
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India's wasting infrastructure

19 May 2015
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America's infrastructure isn't sexy

06 Jan 2017
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Modernizing Infrastructure Management

In this interview, Joseph Heieck (MBA 2014), CEO and President of gWorks, describes how his company makes it easier for municipalities to track their infrastructure needs—and stay resilient. “I was in the Navy for a long time, but I am... View Details

16 Dec 2016
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The Right Way to Rebuild America’s Infrastructure

23 Sep 2015
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Build bridges for infrastructure

13 May 2015
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Why Infrastructure In America Needs To Change

23 Jun 2020
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Bridging Nigeria's Infrastructure Gap

Keywords: finance; energy; Nigeria; Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles; Finance

09 Oct 2017
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Lagos Govt In Continuous Search For Infrastructure Development

13 May 2015
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America’s Transportation Infrastructure Needs Entrepreneurs

28 Feb 2014
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Private Investors Can Save Public Infrastructure

24 Apr 2014
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Protecting critical infrastructure against disasters

Tom Popik (MBA 1988) is an entrepreneur who founded the Foundation for Resilient Societies, a nonprofit that protects critical infrastructure against natural and manmade disasters. (Published April 2014) View Details

17 Apr 2019
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Financing the Earth’s Natural Infrastructure

Decades in investment banking and a lifelong love of the outdoors set Pat Coady (MBA 1966) on the path toward conservation financing. What was a small sector in the early 1990s, when he led the US delegation for the creation and implementation of the Global... View Details

26 Sep 2018
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Funding the Earth’s Natural Infrastructure

Just south of Washington, DC, on the banks of the Potomac River, sits the Crow’s Nest, a rural 6,000-acre peninsula named for a three-masted schooner, The Crow, which anchored on its shores in the 1700s. Today, much of this land is covered with same towering hardwood... View Details

Keywords: April White

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