Nabers to facilitate infrastructure symposium at SelectUSA Investment Summit

Part of SelectUSA Investment Summit promoting foreign investment in United States AUSTIN, TX (6-6-17) – Mary Scott Nabers, president and CEO of Strategic Partnerships, Inc. (SPI) and a nationally recognized expert in public-private partnerships (P3s/PPPs) will join host U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and an impressive list of global executives and business leaders at the upcoming 2017 SelectUSA Investment Summit. The event is scheduled for June 18-20 in National Harbor, Md.

Nabers for Smart and Resilient Cities: Want To Sell To A City Or State? Here’s A Quick Way To Get Started!

Most companies, upon deciding to pursue opportunities with a specific governmental entity, develop a “Go-To-Market” strategy. One of the more interesting new strategies that allows companies to capture the attention of public officials today is to participate in a pilot or demonstration project. This is becoming extremely common… and it now appears to be a major trend.

Nabers for Smart and Resilient Cities: Think No One Is Watching? Think Again!

Disruption has reached almost every aspect of public safety and technology is changing everything. Heard about drones?  Welcome to the world of the future where there is total transparency.

Nabers for Born2Invest: Hyperloop technology can move people “at airline speeds for the price of a bus ticket.”

The emergence of hyperloop technology has the potential to alter transportation forever by allowing passengers and cargo to move “faster, cleaner and more efficiently” than ever.

Nabers for Born2Invest: Future energy projects will be strongly supported by energy banks

Government officials are beginning to take notice the importance to making sure vital infrastructure is protected in the even of future power failures leading to the emergence of public energy banks.

Nabers for Water Online: Will The Nation’s Water Infrastructure Needs Be Overlooked Again?

Industry experts fear that when President Donald Trump’s proposed $1 trillion infrastructure plan could leave out water infrastructure.