32 Advisors announces launch of Infrastructure Advisory

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32 Advisors announces launch of Infrastructure Advisory

32 Advisors has announced the creation of its Infrastructure practice offering tailored client services and innovative products, as well as acting as a deal development platform.

32 Advisors Infrastructure brings to the marketplace a combination of an expert track-record in financial ingenuity and as a trusted counsel to public and private institutions. The practice provides independent client focused advice and innovative products, financial, contractual and regulatory, to project sponsors, investors, developers and public entities.  It brings a flow of projects to market and deals to investors. The practice manages complicated politics and ensures the integrity of a project from concept to operation. It engages on projects, often ones threatened by derailment, to develop and execute them.

Based in 32 Advisors' New York headquarters, Michael Likosky joins as Principal and also Co-Head of the Infrastructure practice alongside Lauren Clancy, Principal and COO.

Mr. Likosky has served as an Expert to the United Nations, O.E.C.D., and the Clinton Global Initiative as well as an advisor to state officials and leading federal departments such as U.S. Treasury. He has over fifteen years of experience providing advice on public-private partnerships and infrastructure investment.

Ms. Clancy is COO of 32 Advisors and in her prior role was a Managing Director at UBS Investment Bank. In her 13 years with UBS IB, Ms. Clancy originated, structured and executed complex financial transactions, advised clients including corporations and private equity firms and maintained relationships with institutional investors in several areas including Leveraged Finance, Capital Markets and Portfolio Management.

Felix Rohatyn, former United States Ambassador to France, current Special Advisor to Lazard, states

"Michael Likosky is a leading infrastructure investment expert and advocate for rebuilding America, which we must do. I know firsthand Michael's brilliance as a strategist for financing critical infrastructure and advising government and private organizations on building investment partnerships that create growth, progress and jobs."

32 Advisors was built to address the challenges encountered where the public and private sector intersect. CEO and Founder Robert Wolf commented:

"Infrastructure is a natural addition to our existing business and presents a huge opportunity given the state of infrastructure in the U.S. and around the world. Pair that with the vast sources of capital that are sitting on the sidelines and public sector resources that are being underutilized, and one can see the need for an intermediary that can bridge this gap."

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