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Chris Ortega, Head of the Americas at Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP), joins Crossroads to discuss the rise of mid-market infrastructure as a distinct and increasingly important investment strategy. He explains how the segment has evolved beyond size definitions to focus on sourcing and value creation. Ortega also explores how MSIP drives value through identifying businesses with robust, consistent earnings while preserving exit flexibility across a variety of financial and strategic buyers.

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Mike Mohamed, a director for Solomon Partners, focused on the energy transition, discusses the investment landscape for renewable energy.

Chris Creed from Galvanize Capital joins the Crossroads podcast to discuss the firm's strategy for growth credit opportunities in the infrastructure sector.

Craig Frenette, senior VP in Brookfield's Renewable Power & Transition Group, discusses the current state of the carbon capture market.

Jason Koenig, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Industrial Transportation Equipment (ITE), discusses how the firm leverages operations, portfolio management and data to drive investment returns, and the intersection of real assets, data and mobility. Jason will also discuss how ITE uses a "hands-on" approach to cultivate relationships, mine analytics, and generate cash flow.

I Squared Capital’s Chairman, Managing Partner and Founder, Sadek Wahba, joins Infralogic’s Crossroads podcast to discuss how democratizing access to infrastructure—especially through the wealth channel—is opening new mid‑market opportunities.He also shares his perspective on the sector's progress through the global “Supercycle” driven by decarbonization, digitization, and supply‑chain shifts.Wahba highlights how private capital is expanding the definition of infrastructure, the long‑term impact on the sector of rapid technological change, and how evolving US industrial policy will reshape the cost of capital and investor roles.

Infralogic's Talya Misiri speaks with Cordiant's Steven Marshall about the firm's approach to data centre investment and the advantages of edge facilities in tier 2 markets.

Meridiam has invested in greenfield infrastructure in the US for over 15 years and this summer led the consortium (SR 400 Peach Partners) that closed financing for the USD 11bn SR 400 Express Lanes project in Georgia, one of the largest US P3s in history.Partner and COO for the Americas Omri Gainsburg joins Crossroads to share where the firm is looking for the next opportunity, how local authorities and the federal government can continue to support infrastructure development, and what LPs find attractive about his firm's approach to the US market.

QIC Partner Arash Shojaie discusses changes in the infrastructure sector, including shifting risk profiles and the conversion of infra, real estate, private equity and private credit.