MCBAINS COOPER
PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
CONSULTANCY
PRESS RELEASE
May 2, 2012.
London-based international property and construction consultancy McBains
Cooper is making front page news in Peru after being involved in a Ministerial-level
meeting over planning of a $10 billion investment in the country’s
infrastructure.
McBains Cooper’s growing presence in Latin America as a go-to public
sector advisory body saw McBains’ London-based international director Anthony
Coumidis – who also leads the consultancy’s engineering and sustainability team
- join representatives of Citibank and Credit Suisse in a meeting with Peru’s
Finance Minister Luis Miguel Castilla Rubio in London’s Guild Hall; Peru is to
invest the $10 billion in PPP projects over the next five years, underlining
the Latin American economy’s development potential.
Anthony
Coumidis says there’s a growing flow of demand for UK
construction consultancy expertise in Latin America
for both public- and private-sector related projects, with an especially
positive forecast for Public-Private Partnerships.
“Every region of the world has a different way of going about doing
business, and Latin America ’s way is a complex
mix of the pedigree of professional expertise you have, who you know and what
languages you speak. Latin America has a deep-seated enthusiasm for UK
professionals and our expertise in professional services – so our involvement
in such projects becomes compelling because of both our experience and our
team’s international makeup,” said Anthony Coumidis.
This expert status has already led to a construction and development
programme in Mexico advised
upon by McBains Cooper being named amongst the top 100 infrastructure projects
in Latin America .
The Mexican Government’s Public-Private Partnership programme of prison
developments has been given the ranking by one of the region’s leading business
magazines – America Economica.
McBains Cooper‘s Latin American operation, based in Miami and led by
Santiago Klein, Managing Director of McBains Cooper International, has now been
invited to make a presentation about the programme to the Latin American
Infrastructure Forum in Lima, Peru, in May 2012. McBains Cooper was technical
advisor to the Mexican Ministry of Security which project-managed the
developments.
Santiago
Klein said: “We’re a long-established UK company, with on-the-ground
presence and local business experience in several Latin American countries –
and that makes us of great interest to the decision-makers.
“We
have vast experience across Latin America on both inward investment support and
PPP bids and contracts; we have a compelling proposition to businesses and
organisations across Latin America – and Peru is a strong candidate for
development.”
Ends
Further information:
Iain Macauley
07788 978800 im@pressrelations.co.uk
www.mcbainscooper.com
@McBainsCooper
Notes.
McBains Cooper
McBains Cooper is an inter-discipline
consultancy, specialising in property, infrastructure and construction,
offering a wide range of consulting and design services including architectural,
aesthetic or technical design, problem solving, budget management, facilities
management, health and safety, sustainability consultancy and on-the-ground
civil engineering. Driving and supporting projects ranging from minor works to
major contracts worth more than £100 million, McBains Cooper operates across a
variety of sectors throughout the UK ,
Europe and Latin America . McBains Cooper is
committed to environmental, social and economic sustainable development and
their integrated approach means they deliver effective, award-winning solutions
to their clients. The Group employs 150 people. McBains Cooper has regional
headquarters in London (head office), Glasgow , Manchester , Oxford , Windsor , Lima (Peru ),
Miami and Mexico ,
with associate offices in Belfast and Dublin . www.mcbainscooper.com
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