Private Public Partnership in Russia
Strategic Management Forum
September 5th 2008 - Marriott Grand Hotel, Moscow
Expanding Russia's private sector: a new era of partnership
- What impact will Public Private Partnership (PPP) have on the evolving Russian economy?
- Will PPP in Russia follow existing examples, or will new models and approaches be needed?
- How can prospective players find the partners and the advice they need to succeed?
- What is the volume and value of Russia's PPP pipeline—and how fast will it flow?
Transport systems, technology parks, housing and hospitals—these are just some of the key areas targeted by the Russian government as part of its ambitious PPP programme. But it's far from clear how investors should grasp these opportunities, and what risks they might face. Investors need to know the terrain thoroughly before they commit their resources. They're playing for high stakes.
Public Private Partnership in Russia is a unique Strategic Management Forum designed and hosted by the Economist Intelligence Unit for decision makers assessing the Russian PPP scene. The event includes presentations and panels featuring financial institutions, advisory firms and contractors, all ready to share their experience and give guidance. This is your chance to access the best thinking, the most up-to-date information, and the finest analysis. You'll also be able to network with your peers in a discreet, facilitated setting.
Download conference programme and registration form (.pdf)
Venue information:
Moscow Marriott Grand Hotel
26/1 Tverskaya Street
Moscow, 125009 Russian Federation
Phone: 7 495 9370000
Fax: 7 495 9370001
Registration:
Register before June 20th to save £á100. For more information, please contact Tamara Joseph at emeacustomerservice@economist.com or on 43 1 712 41 61 21.
