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Our Board Member Bob Hellman is sharing important information on US infrastructure / transportation investment and spending. The evidence shows that we urgently need Public Private Partnerships to move forward with infrastructure improvement and development.
There is a $1.2 trillion shortfall in surface transportation spending according to the January infrastructure report by American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). To address this significant funding gap, continued collaboration between public and private sectors is essential to bring the required capital into American infrastructure.
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If you are interested in learning more about the $19 billion redevelopment of the JFK world-class international terminal The New Terminal One at JFK (NTO) and its leader CEO Jennifer Daniel Aument -- who is also CPIP Board Member and Fall 2023 Cornell University: Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy lecturer (lucky students!), -- please read this Metropolitan Airport News feature article. The NTO is the largest private investment ever committed to a U.S. airport terminal and the largest public-private partnership in the nation.
All of us have family and loved ones who have stepped away from travel and adventure because navigating large airport terminals has become too challenging. I experienced this myself a few years ago when I was on a business trip while recovering from treatment for breast cancer, struggling to make it to my gate. Easing the journey for travelers who need extra support is an important focus for us at The New Terminal One at JFK, as I shared recently with Metropolitan Airport News Editor-in Chief Julia Lauria-Blum: https://lnkd.in/ermTvsbE
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CPIP Founding Director Prof. Rick Geddes was recently invited by Scripps News for a conversation with Del Walters about the country's infrastructure past, present, and future. You can watch the video clip of that conversation in Rick's post below.
Professor, Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy Founding Director; Educating the next generation of global infrastructure leaders at both the undergraduate and graduate levels
On June 24, in my interview to Scripps News, I talked about the following issues: - The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) passed in 2021, despite its benefits, has not had the full impact we hoped for because of high inflation in the cost of construction materials. - The value of infrastructure is hard to overestimate, since it's a legacy that we inherit, improve or create, and then pass to the younger generation. - Both rural and urban communities must have infrastructure in good repair to allow for the economic prosperity of the country. https://lnkd.in/gdX4dUCb
Rick Geddes: Scripps News On The Scene, June 24, 2024, 12pm
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CPIP and Hodes Weill & Associates have just issued our second annual Infrastructure Allocations Monitor. The results are based on survey responses from 102 institutional investors in 20 countries The 2024 participants hold total assets under management (“AUM”) exceeding US$8.2 trillion and have portfolio investments in infrastructure exceeding US$350 billion. These findings indicate a growing interest in infrastructure as an asset class, with particular interest in digital and energy transition infrastructure. The full report is below.
Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP) and Hodes Weill & Associates are pleased to present the findings of the second-annual Institutional Infrastructure Allocations Monitor. Read full report below. Link to website:https://lnkd.in/e6UY3Zup
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Earlier this morning, we had a joint webinar with Hodes Weill & Associates on the results from a recent (2024) survey researching infrastructure investment trends. Today's feature article provides a summary of those trends. Read on! https://lnkd.in/gmt6rk2W
Is Infrastructure Overvalued? The Biggest Allocators Don’t Think So.
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Event in DC organized by American Enterprise Institute with Prof. Rick Geddes leading the discussion. Registration details to attend the event in person or on-line are in this link: https://lnkd.in/gg4qx6vJ Cornell University: Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy
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