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CGBP to Conduct 2nd Series of PPP Seminar with Atty. Alberto Agra

Good news to all businessmen who really want to succeed in their PPP projects! The Center for Global Best practices is conducting the second series of the seminar in "Public-Private Partnerships in BOT & JV Projects". This event will take place on March 17 & 18, 2011 at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong City, Philippines.


In Series 1 of our PPP (Public-Private Partnerships) seminar, we taught you how to structure your deals effectively. In this 1.5-day seminar (Series 2), our expert practitioners will teach you how to succeed in your PPP deals by learning how to package feasibility studies, craft the right terms of reference in your bid documents, pursue unsolicited proposals the right way, formulate technical bids, compute financial bids, prepare for bidding and negotiations, learn the auditing rules and monitor project implementation.

We will provide you with model PPP contract provisions, useful templates and present to you best practices tips, techniques, valuable insights, and guides to your BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) and JV (Joint Venture) projects.

Ex-Justice Secretary Atty. Alberto C. Agra will be the featured speaker for this event. He has held various positions in government as Solicitor General and Governement Corporate Counsel. He is a strong advocate of PPP, professor of laws (1993 to present), and co-author of Knowing BOT and JV. He currently heads Forensic Law and Policy Strategies, Inc. and Forensic Solutions, a think tank offering services in the fields of policy, law reform, advocacy and governance.

Other speakers and resource persons who are experts on PPP and representatives of the public and private sectors involved in PPP/ BOT/ JV projects shall be included in the lecture presentations.

This MCLE-Accredited seminar is a comprehensive guide for those who want to really succeed in PPP projects. Attend, avoid the pitfalls and do it the right way!

Register now to avail early bird and group discounts! Interested participants may contact Zennie Escudero at our Manila lines at (+632) 842-7148/589 or at our Cebu Lines at (+63 32) 842-7148/59. You can also email her at zennie@cgbp.org. For more information on our seminars, please visit http://www.cgbp.org.
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