Surender Singh has about 25 years’ experience in infrastructure development, financing and restructuring and banking at InfraCo Asia, AES, Merrill Lynch and Industrial Development Bank of India.

Previously Mr Singh was with AES Corporation, a global power company, from 1999 to 2008 and was based in South and South East Asia, the Middle East and China. His last assignment was as Managing Director for Business Development based in Singapore during which time he originated the 1,200 MW Mong Duong project in Vietnam. From 2003 to 2005 he was the VP and Director of AES China Generating Co. where he successfully led the financial and operational restructuring of seven power plants with an aggregate capacity of over 2,400 MW. Prior to that he led the development and financial closing of a 427 MW /30 MGD power and water project in Oman and restructured a 420 MW coal power project in India as its Managing Director.

Prior to AES, Mr Singh was a Vice President at DSP Merrill Lynch in India heading its power, oil & gas and telecom practices, successfully originating and completing several transactions. Before that he was with Industrial Development Bank of India and worked on a number of project and corporate finance transactions.

He holds a Master of Business Administration from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad and Bachelor of Science from Kurukhsetra University in India. He also attended the senior management program at Darden School, University of Virginia, USA.

Matthew Bartley has over 20 years’ experience in the development, financing, construction, acquisition and sale of infrastructure projects.

Previously Mr Bartley was with global power company, AES Corporation, from 1997 to 2011 and was responsible for the completion of several key transactions in Asia, Australia, Middle East, Europe and USA. As Managing Director of Development in Singapore, he led the successful completion of the acquisition and financing of the 600 MW Masinloc Power Project (Philippines) and the sale of AES’s interests in 1,900 MW of power generation and 60 MIGD of water desalination projects in Oman, Qatar and Pakistan. Prior to Singapore, Matthew led the development and financing of a 670 MW power project in Eastern Europe and the restructuring and refinancing of a 180 MW power plant in Hawaii. Matthew was a key member of the teams in Australia that acquired and financed 950 MW of gas fired power plants and developed and financed a 288 MW peaking plant. Prior to AES, he worked at Australian petroleum company Santos Ltd. and the Australian gas utility Allgas Energy.

He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) from the Queensland University of Technology and graduated with honors in 1988. He also attended the senior management program at Darden School, University of Virginia, USA.

Eugene is responsible for Nexif’s financial accounting functions, including accounting, taxation, treasury, budgeting as well as corporate governance and reporting. He has more than 20 years of experience in financial accounting and reporting, budgeting , corporate finance and corporate governance.

From October 2010 to October 2012, Eugene was the Chief Financial Officer of a PRC Group, which is the second largest manufacturer of axle housings for medium and heavy duty trucks in the PRC aftermarket and the construction machinery OEM market. From July 2009 to September 2010, he was the Head of Finance and Group Financial Controller for Dynamic Colours Limited, a company that is listed on Stock Exchange of Singapore and operates in resin compounding and polyethylene packaging. He was responsible for the overall control of the Group’s accounting, finance and corporate matters. From May 2004 to June 2009, Eugene worked for Teambuild Construction, a construction and engineering company in Singapore as a Group Financial Controller. From November 1999 to April 2004, he was an auditor in KPMG, Singapore and BDO LLP, Singapore.

Eugene holds a Bachelor degree in Accountancy from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He is a Chartered Accountant of Singapore with the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants and also a Member of the Singapore Institute of Directors.

Ravi Chandran has over 25 years’ experience in the development, financing, construction and operation of power and desalination projects in Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Middle East.

Previously with AES Corporation from January 1999 to November 2011, a global power company, Ravi was a Director, Business Development in India. Prior to India, Ravi was based in Hanoi and as President & CEO of AES Vietnam, he led the successful development of the 1,200 MW Mong Duong coal fired power project, which is the largest coal fired independent power project in the country to be successfully financed on a limited recourse basis. While based in Colombo, Mr. Chandran led the successful development and financing of the 165 MW AES Kelanitissa, the first private power project in Sri Lanka.

Mr. Chandran holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from the Nagpur University, India and graduated with honors in 1989. Mr. Chandran also holds a diploma in financial management from Annamalai University, Chennai, India.

Enamul Latifi has 17 years of experience in the development, financing, construction, operation and acquisition of power projects in many countries in Asia. He has also worked and lived in a number of countries in South and South East Asia including Vietnam, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

Enamul led the development and financing of two wind power projects, each a 50 MW, in Pakistan for InfraCo Asia, a donor funded infrastructure development company previously managed by Nexif. Enamul earlier worked at the AES Corporation, a global power company head quartered in the USA, for 12 years. While at AES, Enamul led the development and financing of a 40 MW Wind Project in Gujarat, India and played key roles in the development of the 1,200 MW Mong Dong Power Plant in Vietnam, and the 360 MW Haripur & 450 MW Meghnaghat combined cycle power projects in Bangladesh. He was also instrumental in achieving project completion for the 163 MW combined cycle power project in Sri Lanka.

Enamul holds a Master of Business Administration from St Cloud State University, MN, USA and from Institute of Business Administration, Bangladesh, and a Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology. He also attended a number of management programs at Darden School, University of Virginia, USA and at Harvard Business School.

Zhihua Lim has over 8 years of infrastructure experience in South East Asia. Previously, Zhihua was with PwC’s Deals Advisory team in Singapore. During his tenure at PwC, Zhihua was involved in the advisory of both gas fired and coal fired power plants, solar power, solid waste treatment and water desalination projects in Indonesia, Singapore, and China.

Zhihua has advised clients from the governments, government linked entities and the private sector on opportunities in the infrastructure sector. His focus areas include financial modelling, M&A Valuations, project finance advice, project structuring, Public Private Partnership bid process management. Prior to that, Zhihua has also worked with Keppel Infrastructure and Sembcorp Industries to develop both greenfield and brownfield power and utilities projects.

He has a Bachelor degree in Engineering (Chemical & Bio-molecular) from National University of Singapore and a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) from University of Strathclyde. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst.

Yogesh Tiwari has over 15 years of experience in power and utilities project development, financing, acquisitions, asset management and divestments.

Previously with AES Corporation, based in Singapore, Yogesh was a business developer for power projects in Asia and was involved in the successful bid and acquisition of the 600 MW Masinloc power plant in Philippines. Before working at AES, he worked in SembCorp Industries for six years as a power developer and was involved in a number of successful projects including the 716 MW Phu My 3 IPP in Vietnam, the acquisition of Enron’s Teesside business in UK, and successful bid for the 600 MW/100MIDG Fujairah IWPP in UAE. He also worked at Oakwell Infrastructure Development in Singapore and worked on a 200 MW barge mounted power plant at Kakinada, India.

He holds a Bachelor of Technology (Mech. Eng) degree and an MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management.

Andrew has more than 25 years’ experience in Infrastructure Finance, Debt Capital Markets, Investor Relations, Credit Underwriting and Deal Management across the Corporate, Infrastructure, Government and Mortgage Industries.

Andrew was Managing Director for a global Bond insurance business guaranteeing over $10 billion in projects across a variety of sectors including the electricity/gas transmission and distribution industries, airports, toll roads, PPP’s and RMBS. He spent a number of years in NY in origination and credit of US Municipal and Infrastructure bond issues.

Andrew has a BA Accountancy form University of South Australia and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Shaminga has over 18 years of experience in development, financing, construction, operation and M&A transactions in many countries. He has worked and lived in Philippines and Sri Lanka.

Previously, he held the position AES SBU Treasurer for AES Corporation, highest growth potential Region with asset value over US $ 4.0 Billion along with project financing of US $ 2 billion. Was responsible for Treasury & Corporate Finance, Project Finance, Cash Management, Financial Risk Management for AES businesses in Philippines, Vietnam and India. Financed 315MW supercritical coal fired plant. Instrumental in achieving project completion for 1,200 MW Mong Dong Power Plant in Vietnam. Played a key role in AES Cooperation power infrastructure assets sale in Philippines through a competitive process.

While based in Sri Lanka, he was the Project Director & Chief Financial Officer at 165 MW CCGT AES Kelanitissa, first IPP in country.

Shaminga holds a CPA Australia and FCA Sri Lanka, attended number of Leadership & Finance Development Programs at Darden School, University of Virginia, USA and Energy Project Finance Modelling by MERALCO Power Academy Philippines.

John is a respected, solutions-driven technical manager, with strong performance in the development and management of large-scale renewable energy projects. John has extensive design management and construction delivery experience in the power industry, having worked across the three distinct areas of electricity infrastructure, (generation, transmission and distribution). He has demonstrated project management skills, including financial control, subcontractor and supplier management, and leading project teams to successful outcomes.

Following a long career managing transmission projects with ElectraNet; John commenced working in the renewable industry in 2008. He has been directly involved with the implementation and management of the following wind and solar farm projects, together with associated grid connection assets designed in accordance with TNSP and AEMO requirements:
Hallett Hill Wind Farm – 71.4 MW @ 275kV
North Brown Hill Wind Farm–132.3 MW @ 275kV
Macarthur Wind Farm – 420 MW @ 500kV
Hornsdale Wind Farm – 100 MW @ 275kV
White Rock Wind Farm – 165 MW @ 132kV
White Rock Solar Farm – 20 MW @ 132kV
Moorabool Wind Farm – 321 MW @ 220kV
Stockyard Hill Wind Farm – 530MW @ 500kV
Murra Warra Wind Farm – 429 MW @ 220kV
Lincoln Gap Wind Farm – 212 MW @ 275kV
Bulgana Renewable Energy Hub – 194MW Wind Farm & 20MW/34MWh Battery Energy Storage System @ 220kV
Macintyre Wind Farm – 700MW Balance of Plant design @ 330kV.

With qualifications in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, a Master of Project Management and being a member of the Australian Institute of Project Management, John is dedicated to project work. He has a proven record of accomplishment throughout his long career in containing costs and delivering politically sensitive projects on time, within budget and to high quality standards.

Angie has about 15 years of experience span from Corporate Finance, Risk Management, Spot Trading and Commercial Analysis in the electricity and gas market in Australia, previously worked with TRUenergy/CLP, Infratil and Aurora Energy.

Her last role was with Alinta Energy as Network Relationship and Assurance Manager, managing the stakeholders relationships for all the East Coast Network Providers and the revenue assurance aspect for the C&I portfolio.

She is a qualified CPA Accountant previously worked in Singapore Television Twelve Pty Ltd and Thomson Learning.

Angie has a postgraduate diploma in Applied Finance and Investment from FINSIA and Bachelor of Commerce from Melbourne University.

Rachael is an Electrical Engineer with 20 years’ experience working in the development, construction and asset management sectors, with more than 10 years working on leading Australian renewable energy projects both wind & solar.

Rachael’s experience covers large multi-disciplinary projects including project management, project delivery, design and documentation, tendering, contract administration, site supervision and asset management.

Prior to joining Nexif Rachael was the Head of Assets and Operations for Total Eren Australia. During this time, she had a dual role including being the Project Manger to complete the construction and commissioning of the Kiamal Solar Farm (KSF), 200MW. As the Project Manager she led the negotiation of the Contract between KSF and Beon Energy. She was responsible for the cost, schedule and quality of the project. As the Head of Assets and Operations she also transitioned the 190 MVAr Kiamal Synchronous Condenser (a separate asset to the solar farm) from construction into full operations, this included setting up the operational requirements for the farm including HSE policies and procedures, all operational requirements and management of the O&M team.

Ying Ying has over 6 years of experience in accounting and corporate finance.

Ying Ying started her career with the audit function in KPMG Singapore where she worked on the statutory audit of large government agencies, multinational corporations and listed companies in the infrastructure, government and healthcare and industrial markets sector. She subsequently joined the Valuations team in Corporate Finance and was providing advice to clients on merger & acquisitions and valuations matters as an Assistant Manager. She helped complete advisory assignments focused on business valuations, financial modelling & forecasting and purchase price allocation for private and public companies across multiple sectors like manufacturing, real estate and fast moving consumer goods.

Ying Ying holds a degree in Bachelor of Accountancy from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. She is also a Member of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants.

Toni is a CPA qualified accountant with over 5 years’ experience in accounting and finance. She has spent most of her career in financial services, but has also worked in the automotive industry. Her skills include financial reporting, consolidation, accounts reconciliation, audit co-ordination and financial analysis. Toni has a natural aptitude for analyzing numbers, thrives on challenges and is committed to developing a positive team environment.

Toni holds a double degree in Bachelor of Business- Accounting, Banking and Finance from Monash University.

Wendy Woo is Manager, Finance for Nexif.

Prior to her current role, from 2010 to 2012, Ms Woo was the Senior Accountant with GuocoLand Limited, a major property company in Singapore.

From 2006 to 2010, Ms Woo was with Dynamic Colours Limited and was involving in initial public offering of the Company. From 2004 to 2006, Ms Woo was an auditor with Foo Kon Tan Grant Thornton, Singapore.

Ms Woo holds a Bachelor degree in Accounting & Finance with University of East London, UK.

Siew Kee is a Chartered Accountant with over 5 years of experience in auditing in both listed and private companies.

Before joining Nexif, Siew Kee served as Audit Manager of PwC Singapore where she managed a portfolio of clients operating in various industries including Engineering and Constructions, Internet Service Provider and Retail. Prior to that, Siew Kee worked at Deloitte Kuala Lumpur from 2012 to 2014.

Siew Kee holds a Degree in Accounting and Finance from Oxford Brookes University. She is a Member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountant, United Kingdom.

Siew Kee has also attended a number of courses from Louisiana State University and University of North Alabama.

Meika is a Renewable Energy Operations Engineer within the Operations team at Nexif.

She holds a double degree in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. Meika has predominantly worked in the aerospace and defense industries, but has always maintained a passion for sustainability and renewable energy. While at University, she was selected to attend Sustainable Development events in both New York (USA) and Shenzhen (China). Her work at Nexif focuses on operational excellence, including leading safety, availability and compliance practices.”

Mazlina Marmin is responsible for office administration and secretarial support for the Nexif team.

Prior to her current role, she worked for 12 years with M1, a Singapore listed telecommunications company, during which time she provided administrative support in a wide range of functional areas, including Investor Relations, Business Development, Strategic Planning, Branding and Legal, as well as CEO’s and CFO’s offices.

Prior to that, she worked 10 years in the retail sector in administration and as a merchandising assistant.

Mui Lin Jaw is responsible for office administration and secretarial support to the Nexif team.

Prior to her current role, she worked for 16 years with AES (in the Singapore office), a Fortune 200 global power company, with its headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, USA. She did oversee the overall office management as well as provided administrative support.

Prior to that, she worked for 3 years as administrator with Van Der Horst Technologies Pte Ltd, a wholly own Indonesian company dealing in Power Generation and Infrastructure Projects.

Highly driven and enthusiastic, Cielito is responsible for the office procedures and administrative support to the Nexif Australia Team. She also provides support to the Finance Team.

She has over 16 years professional experience spanning from office management, executive support, events, customer service, accounting and finance.

Prior to joining Nexif, she worked with various organizations in Melbourne, Singapore, Dubai and Philippines.

Cielito holds a Bachelor of Science (Physical Therapy) degree from Southwestern University, Philippines.

Anil Kumar Gupta has more than 37 years experience in Power Sector development, plant construction, commissioning, and operations & maintenance (O&M).

Previously Mr Gupta was with AES Corporation, a global power company, from 1998 to 2007 and was based in India working for South and South East Asia, the Middle East and China. During this period he worked on Thermal, Combined cycle, Hydel and non-conventional power projects. He has also worked on AES distribution business in Orissa, India as its first Managing Director.

Prior to AES, Mr Gupta was with NTPC, India, working in plant O&M of Thermal and Combined Cycle plants from 1982 to 1995. He was involved in Indian private sector power development during 1995 to 1998.

He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Maulana Azad College of Technology, Bhopal, India (now MANIT).