Over the last Twenty-five years, Andy has developed his career in both multi-disciplinary consulting engineering and Local Government to a key position as a trusted infrastructure design engineer and Asset Management professional.

His breadth of experience gained in the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand enable him to excel in both technical and leadership roles. He is an experienced technical manager of organisational Asset Management Information Systems and has supported clients with managing their infrastructure assets portfolio, focussing on the use of data to drive asset condition and performance modelling.

Andy is an articulate communicator, proven through his level of responsibility in leading Asset Management projects and programmes, developing long-term strategic planning and forecasting for public asset portfolios, and preparing budget forecasts and asset valuations. He has extensive experience in preparing Activity/Asset Management Plans, Infrastructure Strategies, and supporting Business Cases - including stakeholder engagement and liaison across Government agencies.

Djoko is a practicing lawyer and insurance consultant. He started his career in the general insurance industry 35 years ago. Since November 2019, he has been an advisor for Disaster Risk Finance & Insurance Program (DRFIP) of the World Bank in Indonesia.

His experience spanned across all domains with specialization in claims management and legal matters. Djoko dealt with various types of insurance such as properties, vehicles, marine cargo, accidents, even catastrophe claims and several large flood claims.

Djoko was a member of the Executive Central Board (DPP) of the Indonesian General Insurance Association (AAUI) as the Head of Law, Regulation and Claims Department from 2008 till 2017.

Over 38 years experience in the insurance world. Frans acts as a Consultant, Senior Insurance Specialist at World Bank in relation for G to G and International Finance Corporation (IFC) World Bank in relation for B to B activities since 2011.

Frans studied basic insurance in Jakarta. In 1986-1988, he joined insurance course in Glasgow College of Technology, Glasgow Scotland. He has deepened his knowledge with various trainings in UK and other parts of the globe.

After taking on executive roles in several insurance industries, Frans now acts as commissioners in these insurance industries, such as Reinsurance, General Insurance, Life Insurance and Insurance Broker. He is also the Executive Director in Indonesia General Insurance Association. Frans is fluent in Latin, French and English.

Greg has over 30 years’ experience in the risk financing industry. As an insurance broker and risk consultant, he has guided a diverse range of clients in Washington DC, Australia, the Pacific Islands and New Zealand (NZ).

In 2010, Greg became the Portfolio Manager Risk and Insurance for the NZ Department of Corrections. This included an integral role in managing the Department’s response to the Canterbury Earthquake sequence, while maintaining an effective insurance program on a property portfolio valued at several billion NZD.

From 2013 to early 2020, Greg led the NZ government’s exploration and design of an All of Government approach to public asset risk financing. This included the implementation of a center of expertise for government risk financing and insurance.

Ric is a recognized investment leader with over 30 years of experience. His area of expertise include asset allocation design, optimization, stress testing, scenario analysis, and analyzing downside protection strategies.

Ric serves as a Senior Advisor to The World Bank and is a Professor of Practice in the Finance department at Suffolk University in Boston. He retired from State Street Global Advisors in 2019 where he served as Senior Managing Director. At State Street Ric was the Global Head of Investment Strategy and Research. During his career, he led investment teams that managed up to $200 Billion in assets.

Ric serves as Chairman of the Board for the Colorado State University Foundation and is a member of the advisory board for the Journal of Investing. In additional to these volunteer duties, Ric is a Senior Mentor for the Sapere Aude Consortium, a research organization providing internships to first generation college students interested in financial services.

Rob has twenty years of experience in the Australian Government includes senior executive roles at the Department of Finance, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and managing the Australian Government’s liability fund, Comcover.

Rob has extensive experience working with governments on finance and governance policy, designing and implementing risk frameworks and managing government funds.

His twenty years of experience in the Australian Government includes senior executive roles at the Department of Finance, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and managing the Australian Government’s liability fund, Comcover.

Since establishing his own consultancy in 2018, Rob’s clients have included the World Bank, SEADRIF and SECO and Australian and New Zealand government agencies.

Projects have included strategic planning and design of disaster funds for the Indonesian and New Zealand governments, co-authoring and presenting webinars for SEADRIF and SECO and governance and risk management reviews of government agencies including the Royal Australian Air Force and the Australian Public Service Commission.

Sid has extensive experience working across Public and Private Insurance, Health and Defence Sectors in strategy development and business transformation.

After Chief Operating Officer and Chief Customer Officer roles with AXA New Zealand and the New Zealand Accident Compensation Corporation, Sid became the Chief Executive of the New Zealand Earthquake Commission to lead the organisational transformation in response to the Canterbury and Kaikoura Earthquakes. Working with Ministers, Boards and Government Officials, he led the organisation through the settlement of many complex claims, a Public Inquiry and the implementation of a world leading Public/Private Partnership for dealing with future Natural Hazard Disasters. The new model leverages all the resources across the insurance system based around a data-sharing approach to provide a single-settlement pathway for customers that builds improved Resilience decision making at central and local government along with Event Readiness and Recovery Management capability.

Simon has worked in the catastrophe modelling and exposure management domain for almost 25 years. Since July 2020 he has been a short-term contractor with the World Bank, focusing on disaster risk financing, public asset insurance and data management.

Starting out working for RMS in California, and then AIR in London, Simon next held permanent positions at Lloyd’s of London, Aspen Re, Guy Carpenter and Torus Insurance.

Since setting up his own consultancy in 2011 he has undertaken various project work for several Lloyd’s syndicates, been Interim Head of Exposure Management at Asta turnkey managing agency, project manager for three Lloyd’s of London initiatives, and a catastrophe consultant for an insurance broker.

Dr Trevor Seymour-Jones specialises in the management of built government assets as strategic organisational resources. He has 40 years’ experience in the management of built assets in corporate, consulting, and government sectors across Asia Pacific.

Trevor is particularly interested in promoting strategic asset management as an essential element of professional public administration in Australia and across Asia Pacific.

Trevor holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Land Administration and is a Fellow of the RICS. His PhD from the University of Sydney characterised leading practices in the management of government real property.