Roundtables
Bringing together experts to solve critical regional issues.
Each year, GII convenes over a dozen roundtables in cities around the world to discuss innovative approaches to infrastructure and capital projects. The format includes knowledge sharing on a critical regional topic, peer-to-peer discussions, and tangible actions to move forward. Click on the location below for details of past or upcoming roundtables.
Upcoming Roundtables
Completed Roundtables
New York 2024: Advancing the energy transition in the built environment
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The built environment plays a key role in the global energy transition, contributing significantly to energy consumption and...
Europe (virtual) 2024: Harnessing the power of predictive maintenance in roads
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Road owners and operators can realize major benefits from using advanced technologies to guide maintenance—if they address...
Europe (virtual) 2023: Paving the way to green roads
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Roads are the backbone of economic development and social inclusion.
Australia 2023: Delivering capital projects for the energy transition
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Advancing the energy transition will require a massive portfolio of capital projects in new industries including hydrogen, battery...
London 2023: Meet the Disrupters - Hyperscaling digitization in AEC
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Architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) is one of the world’s biggest industries; but it has historically been...
Shanghai 2023: Accelerating building productivity in China
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Infrastructure construction has fueled China’s high economic growth for the past 40 years, with the construction industry...
Madrid 2023: Value creation in uncertain times
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Europe and the world have entered a period of increased geopolitical and economic volatility.
Europe (virtual) 2022: Infratech—Unlocking the value in roads
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‘Infratech’ is fast becoming an essential component of planning, delivery, and operations for roads and highways.
Washington, DC 2022: Creating the capacity to deliver infrastructure
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Funding and demand for infrastructure continues to increase but delivering projects is increasingly difficult.
Tokyo 2022: Achieving project excellence in the race to net zero
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The transition to net zero is greatly advancing capital programs for energy and resources companies.
Tokyo 2022: Decarbonizing the built environment
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Engineering and construction players are facing complex challenges in the movement to net zero but there are new value-creating...