Sergio Hinojosa

• Extensive consulting expertise in Latin America and Spain in financing and regulation of infrastructure projects, guarantee design and valuation, small and medium enterprises, and securitization.

• Served as Regional Investment Chief and  Principal Advisor for the General Agency of Concessions of Chile. Financial and economic consultant for the International Finance Corporation, the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the United Nations Development Program.

• MS in Finance, George Washington University; MA in Economics, Georgetown University. Executive Program in Financial Infrastructure, JFK School of Government of Harvard University.

• Fluent in French, English, Spanish .

Patricio Mansilla

• Economist specialized in infrastructure public-private-partnerships. Broad international consulting experience in infrastructure planning, privatization, and concessions.

• Served at the Ministry of Public Works of Chile, as Chief of the Research Unit, Manager of the Concessions Coordination, and Economic Advisor of the Executive Unit for Airports Concessions.

• Imparted courses on airport project evaluation, infrastructure privatization and concessions at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) at Panama.

• PhD candidate, Economics, Duke University; MA in Economics, Georgetown University;  graduate specialization in Applied Macroeconomics, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile; BA in Economics, Universidad de Concepción, Chile. Graduate Diploma in Economics Applied to Infrastructure

• Fluent in English and Spanish.

Roberto Muñoz

• Economist with ample expertise in mathematical modeling, pricing, and regulation for infrastructure projects.

• Consultant for several infrastructure projects in Chile at the National Commission of Energy, the Sub-secretariat of Telecommunications, the Ministry of Economy, the national copper mining company (CODELCO), and the national development agency (CORFO). Participated as Engineer of Studies for the General Coordination of Concessions of the Chilean Public Works Ministry.

• PhD candidate, Economics (specialization fields in Industrial Organization and Finance), University of Maryland; MA in Economics, Georgetown University; Mathematical Engineer, Universidad of Chile.

• Fluent in English and Spanish.

Rodrigo Harrison

• Engineer with broad knowledge of economics and extensive consulting experience in infrastructure projects.

• Participated in the tariffication analysis of natural gas for thermoelectric generation at the National Energy Commission  of Chile; assessed the environmental and economic impact of copper mining companies and private real estate projects; advised on land regulation and planning for the Con-Con Petrol Refinery and the Valparaiso Municipal Government; and involved in the economic valuation and design of public spaces requested by Urban and Housing Ministry of Chile.

• PhD candidate, Economics, Georgetown University; MA in Economics, Georgetown University; BS in Physics, BS in Industrial Engineering, and MS in Engineering, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile.

• Fluent in English and Spanish.

  James Enriquez

• Financial specialist in small business loan program performance measurement and evaluation,  government credit programs, and budget scoring; extensive experience in financial modeling.

• Developed financial models of debentures and participating securities at the U.S. Small Business Administration; formulated the SBA subsidy request for the 2001 Presidential budget presentation to Congress. Master

• in Public Administration, University of Oklahoma; MS in Finance, George Washington University. BS in Business Administration, University of the Philippines.

• Fluent in Philipino and English.

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