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<h1>JONATHAN STEVENS, VICE PRESIDENT</h1>
<p>Mr. Stevens is an international leader in the development of performance
management systems for infrastructure services. He utilizes his expertise
in engineering, economics, finance, environmental analysis and information
technology to provide technical leadership in developing management solutions.</p>
<p>Drawing on his experience in leading high altitude mountaineering expeditions,
and using stress/challenge analysis to develop confidence, Mr. Stevens
has become a recognized expert in leadership training and enterprise team
building.</p>
<p>In addition, he has more than two decades of experience in planning and
development, privatization and public/private partnership development.
He has been involved in a wide variety of infrastructure fields, including:
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<li> Economic Planning </li>
<li>Project Management</li>
<li>Infrastructure Analysis </li>
<li>Water Resource Management </li>
<li>Transportation and Water Distribution Network Evaluation</li>
<li>Development of User Level Performance Measurement </li>
<li>Standards for Utility and Sanitation Services </li>
<li>Design and development of Geographic Information Systems (GIS)</li>
<li>Design and implementation of Decision Support Systems (DSS)</li>
<li>Development of Information Technology for Applied Management Systems
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<h1>EDUCATION</h1>
<p>Mr. Stevens holds a M.Sc. degree in Civil Engineering from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, with emphasis on Economics and
additional course work in Finance, Urban Planning and Management Information
Systems. </p>
<p>He has also studied management and finance at the Harvard Business School,
and the Alfred P. Sloan School of Management (MIT). He has had additional
course work at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Kennedy School
of Government (Harvard), and the Graduate School of Management and Urban
Professions at the New School of Social Research in New York, NY. He holds
a Bachelors degree in Economics, Natural Resource Management from The
Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.</p>
<h1>PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE</h1>
<p>Mr. Stevens� broad experience in economic development and infrastructure
spans several continents. In the� early 1980s, he worked on New York City�s
massive 42<sup>nd</sup> Street Redevelopment Project and later as a member
of consulting team on retainer with the U.S.� Department of Housing and
Urban Development with responsibility for structuring cooperative urban
infrastructure projects in cities throughout America. Mr. Stevens� emphasis
was in devising strategies for public/private partnerships and strengthening
the interface among private developers, banks, and urban governments.</p>
<p>In 1986, Mr. Stevens� moved into international development and spent
the next 12 years working for the World Bank. Here, Mr. Stevens performed
pioneering work as an Infrastructure Specialist responsible for the development
and use of Performance Measurement, Benchmarking and Benefit Monitoring
Systems for the Water, Sanitation, Solid Waste, Transport and Urban Services
Sectors for various geographic regions. The following are among his accomplishments:</p>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="+1">Urban Development/Environmental
Resources</font>
<p><i><b>Performance Measurement for Infrastructure and Environmental Resources,
</b></i>World Bank Research Project (Phase II): East Java Bali Urban 2
Project (EJBUDP), <i><b>Indonesia</b></i>.� Mr. Stevens designed and implemented
user-based performance measures for water, roads, drainage and solid waste
management for parts of the EJBUDP. He also assessed infrastructure, institutional
capacity and environmental resource management issues.
<p><i><b>East Java Bali Urban Development Project.</b> </i>�Mr. Stevens
assisted in developing the first GIS-based Decision-Support System (DSS)
for evaluating the performance of infrastructure services to both provider
and user groups (commercial, industrial, residential). He also conducted
a case study of the East Java Bali Urban Development Project, which combined
GIS, needs assessment, infrastructure inventory and cost benefit analysis
as a Decision-Support System, and which led to a partnership between GIS/Trans,
Inc. and the World Bank.</p>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="+1">Water Resources</font>
<p><b><i>Performance-Oriented Decision Support System (PODSS) for the Umgeni
Water Utility, Kwazulu, Natal.</i></b> Mr. Stevens designed and implemented
this computer-based system -- one of the projects that served as a cornerstone
for the development of a World Bank initiative on performance measurement
for public accountability.</p>
<p><b><i>Senegal Long Term Water Resources Project.</i></b> As Infrastructure
and Geographic Information System (GIS)/Decision Support Specialist, Mr.
Stevens participated in pre-appraisal project design missions and worked
with the Water Utility in Senegal to develop criteria for a GIS/Decision
Support System and for poverty-stricken areas in Dakar.</p>
<p><b><i>Africa Water Utilities Partnership (AWUP).</i></b>� Mr. Stevens
developed various GIS/Performance frameworks for presentation to Africa
Water Utilities Partnership members and moderated a workshop/discussion
on those frameworks for implementation in that area.</p>
<p><b><i>Togo Urban Water Project</i></b><i>.</i> Mr. Stevens assisted team
leader in developing Performance Management Framework and rationale for
GIS development.</p>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="+1">Urban Development, Sanitation,
Transport</font>
<p>Mr. Stevens also has carried out numerous project appraisal missions
for infrastructure development, urban development, water, sanitation,
and transportation systems as part of the World Bank's South Asia Regional
Development Initiative (SARDI) in� Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh.
He designed and developed unique, user-level performance measurement and
monitoring systems for these projects. </p>
<p>In addition, he designed and developed transportation sector databases
for the Africa Region, South Asia and Southern Africa. These databases
have been used for decision support systems for transport investment,
transport system management, transport corridor analysis and trade facilitation,
among other purposes. </p>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="+1">Performance Management
and Monitoring</font>
<p>Mr. Stevens also been involved in forging new techniques for improving
infrastructure performance and management. He both conducted research
and designed and implemented performance-oriented decision support systems
in the U.S. and several countries in Asia and Africa, and has published
numerous papers on performance measurement and related subjects.</p>
<p class=MsoBodyText>A good illustration of Mr. Stevens' broad-based expertise
is the <b><i>Metropolitan Manila Public Performance Assessment Project.</i></b>
This US$2.3 million World Bank project was based on findings of Mr. Stevens'
performance-measurement research projects of the early 1990s. As Senior
Technical Adviser/GIS Specialist, Mr. Stevens was responsible for developing
Performance and Benefit Measurement Systems for the Metro Manila Water
Supply Privatization Project. This included the identification of performance
indicators, methods of measurement, data base design, baseline data collection,
GIS and GUI design, and institutional development. The project also included
the design and testing of a public participation program and benchmarking
system and a technology transfer component, which Mr. Stevens carried
out in cooperation with the University of the Philippines National Engineering
Center.</p>
<h1><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="+1">SPECIALIZED EXPERTISE</font></h1>
<p>Mr. Stevens� specialized expertise includes the design and implementation
of training programs in the use of sophisticated Geographic Information
Systems (GIS), Decision Support Systems (DSS) and User Level Performance
Measurement Systems. For example, he conducted: </p>
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<li> Advanced Arc View and ESRI seminars for the Innovative use of GIS
in Durban, South Africa and Manila, Philippines; <br>
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<li> Geographic Information System seminars, Johannesburg S.A.; <br>
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</li>
<li> Training Programs for Economic and Social Indicator Development at
The World Bank, Washington, D.C.<br>
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</li>
<li> Joint training sessions with United States Geographical Survey and
World Bank staff on GIS technology, October 1991. </li>
</ul>
<p>Utilizing his expertise in stress/challenge and leadership development,
Mr. Stevens has been involved in the development of many applied technology
projects which incorporated the concepts of team-building, corporate management
and leadership training.
<p>He began his career in leadership training at the Outward Bound School,
on the North Cascades Mountains in Tacoma, Washington. He has led numerous
high-altitude, stress-challenge expeditions in Alaska, North and South
America, Europe, and throughout the Himalayas. He also has led many flat-water
and whitewater expeditions throughout North America and Asia.� </p>
<p>Detailed CV is available upon request from PM Global.</p>
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