Stuart has joined EPEC after 10 years working as a Senior Policy Advisor at HM Treasury in the UK in a variety of roles. Since 2007 he was part of the Corporate and Private Finance team specialising in PPPs. During that time Stuart most notably coordinated the publication of the document Infrastructure procurement: delivering long-term value and Guidance on Joint Ventures. Stuart’s academic background is in Economics in which he has a BA (Hons) from the University of Sheffield and an MA in Economics of the European Union from the University of Exeter.

Snezhina joined EPEC in January 2012 as Junior Advisor to work on advancing energy efficiency investment across EU 27 Member States through PPPs and EU structural funds. She also supports EPEC’s work on emerging solutions to PPP financing. Prior to EPEC, Snezhina was with Bloomberg New Energy Finance in New York City, where she produced research on innovative financial models in the renewable industry. She has completed traineeships with the European Central Bank and Deloitte Management Consulting. Snezhina holds two undergraduate degrees in Economics and Business Administration, summa cum laude, from the American University in Bulgaria with coursework at Duke University. She also holds a master’s degree in Public Policy from the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, and a master’s degree with focus on Sustainable Energy and Finance from Columbia University in New York.