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Sue Lee is a Senior Managing Director with Ernst & Young Infrastructure Advisors, LLC (EYIA), an affiliate of Ernst & Young LLP and part of its US infrastructure advisory group.Sue has over 10 years of experience advising private and public sector clients on procurement strategy, business arrangements, corporate and financial structuring, contract negotiation, due diligence, financing and public-private partnerships (PPPs), and transactions involving public grants, private equity, and/or debt.Sue has focused on assisting public sector clients with: developing legislation and other policy documents related to enabling alternative project delivery methods (such as PPPs) and specific projects that will be delivered through such methods; establishing new alternative project delivery programs; financial analysis to select appropriate project delivery methods; structuring procurements and developing commercial terms in procurement documents; and negotiations with bidders.

Greg Derby is Managing Director with Maryland-based Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate, the Public-Private Partnership development arm of general contractor, Clark Construction Group.� In this capacity, Greg is responsible for leading the Clark organizations efforts on turnkey alternative delivery projects including design-build, design-build finance and performance based infrastructure in transportation and social infrastructure. Currently, Greg is leading Clark's efforts on bidding the Purple Line and Indianapolis Justice Complex performance based infrastructure projects, and the McCormick Place Hotel design-build finance project, among other pursuits. Greg has a BS in Marketing from the University of Maryland and a MS in Real Estate Development from MIT.

Stephanie Brun-Brunet first joined Alstom in 1996.She was appointed Vice President, Turnkey and Infrastructure Projects for Alstom Transportation in October 2010. In this role, she is responsible for developing Alstom Transportation�s position in North America with key customers on High Speed, Rail Infrastructure, Turnkey, and P3 projects.Stephanie was raised and educated in France where she received her degree as an engineer.Since 1998, Stephanie has held various responsibilities for Alstom in Asia, Europe, and South America, in areas including R&D, M&A, industrial operations, sales, business development, and general management. During her career, she had the opportunity to develop an expertise in railway infrastructure projects and �Rail P3 projects worldwide.Prior to taking her position in North America, Stephanie was the Vice President for Strategy of the ALSTOM Transport Global solutions Product Line headed out of Paris in France.

Kent Hiteshew is thefirst Director of the U.S. Treasury Department’s newly established Office of State and Local Finance where he advises the Secretary of the Treasury and other senior Treasury officials in the development of public policy pertaining to infrastructure finance, distressed municipal credits, and public pensions, among other topics.� Kent also oversees a team of policy advisors dedicated to advancing Treasury’s knowledge of, and expertise in, the municipal bond market.Mr. Hiteshew joins Treasury after a 30-year career as a public finance banker, including more than 23 years at J.P. Morgan, and its heritage firm Bear Stearns, where he oversaw the firm’s Northeast Region and Affordable Housing Finance Groups.� Over the course of his career in public finance, Mr. Hiteshew raised billions of dollars of infrastructure capital on behalf of many of the municipal bond market’s largest issuers, including: the City of New York, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, the State of California, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the City of Philadelphia.� He also raised more than $40 billion of affordable mortgage financing for more than 20 state housing finance agencies.Prior to his career in investment banking, Mr. Hiteshew worked in the Mayor’s Office for the City of New York and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington, D.C.Kent is a former member of the Citizens Budget Commission and the Citizens Housing and Planning Council and a Governor of the Municipal Forum of New York. �Mr. Hiteshew holds a B.S. from Rutgers University (1976) and an M.R.P. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1978).� Mr. Hiteshew can be reached by e-mailing:� StateAndLocal@Treasury.gov.

As Moffatt & Nichol's Chief Economist, Dr. Walter Kemmsies directs and oversees the firm's work related to market studies, financial analyses, global trade and economic trend forecasts. He has led projects ranging from strategic development plans for ports through merger and acquisition transactions of port-related entities to terminal-operator expansion decisions. Dr. Kemmsies is also an advisor to executives at various port authorities and major transportation and manufacturing companies.Dr. Kemmsies is a registered financial analyst with a strong background in industry analysis. He has presented his research at major industry conferences and international economic forums. His research has been published by investment banks, business periodicals, academic journals and various publications. He also contributes a monthly column in American Shipper, economic outlook reports for Rosenblatt Securities, and contributes to the Federal Reserve's Survey of Professional Forecasters. He is a member of the National Association of Business Economists, the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals and the advisory board of the Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation at Rutgers University.Dr. Kemmsies received his Doctorate in Economics from Texas A&M University. He has a Master of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Florida Atlantic University.

Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baird concentrates her practice on securities enforcement defense, internal investigations and regulatory counseling. Lizzie routinely represents broker-dealers, public companies, investment advisers and individuals in connection with investigations before the SEC, FINRA, CFTC, CFPB, and other self-regulatory organizations and government agencies.� Having traded municipal bonds on Wall Street for nearly a decade, she has experience with the daily activities and needs of active participants in the securities markets. Lizzie has been recognized by Chambers USA as a leading securities regulation practitioner.

Charlie Giffin, Executive Director, Head of Public Finance Debt Capital Markets, has been with J.P. Morgan�s Public Finance Group for 15 years. Mr. Giffin oversees municipal products and product development, in addition to managing technology, regulatory, risk, and control initiatives for the Public Finance Department. Mr. Giffin has a broad background in municipal bond structuring, quantitative solutions, tender offers, derivative solutions, risk management, and product development. Mr. Giffin received a BA from Wittenberg University in Economics and Management, and an MBA from New York University with a concentration in Finance.