Ms. Osius delivers executive level training sessions and provides advisory services to a wide variety of organisations worldwide. Specialising in international project finance, capital markets, and risk management, she works with corporate investors, private and development banks, equipment suppliers, law firms etc., to create viable financing packages for green-field projects and facility upgrades in the power, natural resources, transport, social services and telecom sectors.

Previously at JP Morgan Chase Bank, she originated international project transactions and advised on risk management. Ms. Osius, an INSEAD MBA holder with a Princeton University B.A., has served on boards like British Caribbean Bank and WIHL Holdings, contributing to the infrastructure development sector through roles such as Chair of the Technical Advisory Panel for PPIAF, a World Bank initiative.

Ed is a renowned expert in energy economics and finance, creating innovative pricing, productivity, and investment valuation software for clients globally. With extensive experience in consulting for investment banks, commercial banks, and government agencies, Ed has formulated significant government policies and corporate strategies in the U.S.. He is an adjunct professor, teaching microeconomics at a leading university, and has conducted major advisory projects. Formerly VP at First National Bank of Chicago, he directed energy loan analysis and created financial modeling techniques.

Ed holds an MBA with honors in econometrics from the University of Chicago and a BS degree in finance with highest honors from the University of Illinois. He's a prolific writer, contributing to articles and working on a textbook about the valuation of electricity assets.

Dr. Cledan Mandri-Perrott, a seasoned project financier and investment banker, began his career at Severn Trent Group, overseeing international expansion and financial turnaround in various countries. He founded an advisory arm, managing PPPs with an annual turnover of $12 million. As the co-head of Infrastructure Finance at PA Consulting Group, he advised private clients and governments on PPPs. In 2006, he joined the World Bank Group, becoming a leading figure in PPPs and project finance. Dr. Mandri-Perrott as one of a handful of staff that opened the World Bank Group's Singapore office in 2012, advising governments on project finance issues, closing over 20 PPPs worth $4 billion.

With degrees in Civil Engineering, Business and Finance, Commercial Law, and a PhD in Project Finance, he's a visiting professor at the National University of Singapore.