ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2015

The Global Infrastructure Hub Appoints Its Inaugural CEO

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Christopher Heathcote, previously of Macquarie Funds Group has been appointed as the inaugural chief executive of the G20-backed Global Infrastructure Hub.

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Christopher Heathcote, previously of Macquarie Funds Group has been appointed as the inaugural chief executive of the G20-backed Global Infrastructure Hub. The Hub is set to become a key participant and facilitator in the global infrastructure market. Please click on the following links to read our previous updates in this series.

G20 announces the Global Infrastructure Hub – will it make a difference?

The G20 Global Infrastructure Hub – First steps

With the appointment of Christopher Heathcote, we should now see the Hub beginning to take shape as it moves into an operational phase and starts to engage with governments and the global infrastructure market. To date, Australia, the United Kingdom, China, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Mexico and Singapore have pledged financial contributions to the Hub.

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