Srima joined the Global Infrastructure Hub in February 2020 as Chief Operating Officer and is responsible for aligning operations and strategy and for ensuring that support services, resourcing and infrastructure enable the delivery of programs and partnerships.

Prior to joining the GI Hub, Srima worked in senior management within large international infrastructure and property development companies across Strategy, Human Resources, Innovation, Business Transformation and Operations. She also worked as a COO in the not-for-profit sector and was responsible for governance, operations, donor management, marketing and communications.

Srima began her career working as a civil engineer at Montgomery Watson working on water and wastewater projects. She also worked as a technical advisor on PPPs at the International Finance Corporation.

Srima holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from University of California at Berkeley, a Master’s in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford, an M.B.A. from University of California at Los Angeles, and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Monica leads the development, delivery and dissemination of the GI Hub’s strategic and innovation-focused programs of work, including our work streams on innovative funding and financing, InfraTech, infrastructure futures and transformative infrastructure post-COVID. She ensures that these programs are developed using customer-centric approaches and that they offer robust evidence to facilitate change and drive impact for G20 governments and industry stakeholders.

Monica brings more than 15 years of experience in technology, innovation and engineering consulting to the GI Hub team. Prior to GI Hub, Monica established and grew Isle Utilities in the APAC region. Isle is a boutique consultancy whose aim is to accelerate the commercialisation of water technology across the globe. She was Managing Director for Isle Australia (between 2011-2015) and most recently led their expansion into South East Asia as Head of Technology and Innovation Consulting. 

Monica is a Chartered Chemical Engineer and holds a BEng (Hons) in Environmental Engineering from the University of Queensland. Prior to Isle, Monica was a wastewater process engineer for leading consultancies in Australia and the UK.  

As Director of Knowledge Mobilisation, Sam leads the team responsible for maximising the application and impact of the capacity building tools created by the GI Hub.

In 2020, he co-led the convening of the GI Hub’s Infrastructure Bodies Forum, which he continues to help lead. He also represents the GI Hub at the G20 International Financial Architecture Working Group and the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact. He is an Advisory Committee member for the Africa Infrastructure Fellowship Program, and an expert panel member for the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Accelerating PPPs for Sustainable Economic Recovery Report.

He also led the delivery of the G20 Quality Infrastructure Investment Case Study Survey, which was endorsed by the Infrastructure Working Group of the G20 in 2021.

Sam has expertise across economics, infrastructure, and public policy. In his more than 15 years of professional experience in government and the private sector, he has held senior roles at Infrastructure New South Wales and the New South Wales Treasury, including as a senior adviser to two New South Wales Treasurers. He also managed government relations at Lion, a major global beverage company.

Sam holds a Bachelor of Commerce with majors in Economics and Asian Studies from Griffith University in Brisbane and is completing a Master of Arts in International Affairs through King’s College, London.

Rodolfo joined the Global Infrastructure Hub in 2023 as Associate Director of Programs, with the mission of developing new thematic initiatives and maximising the impact and uptake of ongoing programs on de-risking infrastructure financing, InfraTech, and Transition Pathways.  

Prior to joining the GI Hub, Rodolfo was the Undersecretary of Economic Intelligence at the Brazilian Ministry of Economy, where he developed the Brazilian Investment Monitor, national methodologies, and capacity building programs for project preparation and economic analysis of infrastructure projects, along with several long-term planning initiatives in partnership with multilateral institutions (G20, BRICS, OECD, IDB, and WBG).  

Rodolfo also worked in the private sector on the planning, appraisal, design, and impact evaluation of various infrastructure projects in Brazil and Europe. As an academic, Rodolfo has conducted research on topics related to the socioeconomic impact of infrastructure projects and taught in Brazil's first MBA program on public-private partnerships, and APMG certifications for Infrastructure Business Cases.  

Rodolfo holds a Ph.D. in Transport Planning from Trinity College Dublin, an MBA in Project Management from Fundação Getúlio Vargas, and a BEng (Hons) in Electrical Engineering from the University of São Paulo.