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CommuniTIES: P3 – public-private partnerships – explained
Welcome to CommuniTIES, the Baker Tilly podcast series where we speak with public sector leaders from across the firm about practical guidance to help governmental entities protect and enhance their value.
Baker Tilly’s economic development and municipal advisory specialists define and distinguish public-private partnerships (P3) in this CommuniTIES podcast. We explain P3 from the public sector perspective and share what it is, the types of projects that involve P3 arrangements and why P3s are important to governments and communities. We also explore the potential changes and implications with P3s under the new Biden administration and share insights and opportunities related to the recently signed American Rescue Plan.
Meet the CommuniTIES podcast hosts
Kate Crowley
Kate Crowley, principal with Baker Tilly, Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors, LLP, and Baker Tilly Capital, LLC, has been with the firm since 2009. Kate leads the firm's Public Sector Advisory practice and is a member of the firm’s project finance practice, providing comprehensive project finance solutions for public-private partnerships (P3) and economic development initiatives. These services include strategic planning and economic impact analysis, tax credit and incentives analysis and negotiation, and creative financing and funding solutions.
Elizabeth Bergman
Elizabeth Bergman, a principal at Baker Tilly, has been with the firm since 2017 and has more than 20 years of experience in public finance.
Jolena Presti
Jolena Presti is a managing director with Baker Tilly’s public sector advisory practice.
Additional resources
For more information on these topics, or to learn how Baker Tilly's public sector specialists can help your government evaluate P3 opportunities, contact our team.
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