Our Leadership

Mr Marshall had a material influence on making AMT the company it is today – the largest network neutral telecommunications infrastructure company in the world with a market capitalisation of over US$100 billion.

Prior to AMT, he built National Grid Wireless into the largest network neutral tower infrastructure provider in Europe. Subsequently sold to private equity interests, it became the core of Arqiva. He also developed and ran a US$1.5 billion fibre network in Brazil owned jointly by National Grid, France Telecom and Sprint. Most notable amongst his many acquisition and divestiture activities was his overseeing and the integration of leading two US$5 billion acquisitions whilst at AMT.

Mr Marshall is Chairman of Next Gen Access UK (a long-distance fibre developer) as well as a board member of Tawal – Saudi Telecoms newly formed Tower Subsidiary with 14,000 towers and Chairman of Paradigm Infrastructure, an African Tower Developer. Mr Marshall holds a BSc (Hons) in Building and Civil Engineering from the University of Manchester, as well as an MBA from Alliance Manchester Business School, United Kingdom.

Thereafter, he was named President of Pictet Canada L.P., where he was responsible for the North American operations of Pictet & Cie. Mr. Sauvé is also a principal advisor to a major European family office. He is Chairman of the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation. He completed his degree in Business Administration at l’école des Hautes études Commerciales (HEC Montréal) and later earned an MBA at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France.

Before joining Cordiant, Andrew was an investment banker at Investec, covering mergers and acquisitions and debt capital markets in the infrastructure and energy sectors. Prior to Investec, Andrew worked in the infrastructure advisory teams of Deloitte and Mazars, serving both private and government clients in project finance, capital raising, financial modelling and valuations. Andrew began his career in financial audit at Mazars, covering both listed and private companies in the Industry & Commerce group in London.

Andrew is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder and holds a BA (Hons) in Politics from the University of Warwick.

Additionally, while working for two multi-billion family offices, Mr Shilo executed, as principal, the IPO of three portfolio companies on the LSE’s AIM market, raising an aggregate amount ~US$500 million. Mr Shilo previously worked in JPMorgan’s Technology/TMT Investment Banking Group. He holds a BA from Tel Aviv University and an MBA from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.

In addition, he has worked on numerous private and public debt and equity financings in the TMT/Digital sectors and has been a board member of growth stage and digital businesses. He previously worked in JPMorgan’s Technology/TMT Investment Banking Group and subsequently moved to UBS before moving to a family office where he has overseen direct Private Equity investments. Mr Kippen holds a BA from McGill University and a Masters from Johns Hopkins/SAIS.

He subsequently joined the partnership of Merlin Partners LLP. Stephen was a member of the boards of Colombia-based Amerisur, Octant Energy plc (based in East Africa) and Nutraformis Ltd. He has served as a director of BOE Securities in South Africa. Stephen has a BA (Hons.) from the University of Western Ontario.

Mr Roy served as Head of Strategy of BT Group, the U.K.’s incumbent telecommunications operator, where he oversaw a network investment portfolio of £2.3bn. He also held senior roles in strategy and M&A at EE, the U.K.’s largest mobile operator, prior to its acquisition by BT Group for £12.5bn. He has been instrumental in creation of several site sharing agreements, including the U.K.’s largest such agreement between the mobile networks of EE and Three. He has a degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering from Amravati University, India, and a Masters in Broadband and Mobile Communication from University of Kent, UK, where he is now also a visiting professor, (appointed by the Royal Academy of Engineering).

Mr Moroney is a Director of TVA Group (television audience, advertisement and IP streaming services), D2 Group (broadcast engineering) and Parkmore. He served as Commercial, Regulatory and Compliance Director at Arqiva (where he also managed the MuxCo business unit) and held executive roles as National Grid Wireless and Crown Castle. He is a graduate of City of Birmingham University.

Helen’s career also includes significant positions at E.ON, National Grid the NHS and within the broadcast industry at National Grid Wireless prior to and post-acquisition by Macquarie with Crown Castle. Helen has focused on employee engagement performance and talent management programmes but is also known for her passion for data-driven HR strategies and innovations working with leading higher education institutions building future talent pipelines in the private sector.

Helen holds a Masters in Business and Organisational Psychology, a Degree in Labour Studies, a qualified management and performance coach and is a Chartered Fellow of Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development.

Throughout his career, Mandeep has built a reputation for successfully negotiating and closing complex infrastructure investment and financing transactions, leading strategic legal and commercial initiatives, and scaling high-performing legal teams. His expertise spans project finance, fund formation, acquisitions and divestments, stakeholder engagement, and cross-border regulatory structuring.

Most recently, Mandeep has served as an advisor to various infrastructure funds, including in the energy transition and transport sectors.  Prior to that, Mandeep held several leadership positions at IFM Investors, including Executive Director for Infrastructure and General Counsel for EMEA and the Americas.  Prior to IFM Investors, he was a senior lawyer at Herbert Smith Freehills advising clients on major infrastructure projects, including construction, financings and acquisitions.

Mandeep completed an undergraduate law degree (LLB) with honours and an undergraduate commerce degree (BCom) majoring in finance at the University of Melbourne, Australia.

Mr Bonar held various executive roles at National Grid Group plc with significant responsibility in treasury, structured finance and M&A. He has also worked at JPMorgan Chase and Ernst & Young. A Fellow of the Association of Corporate Treasurers and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, he holds degrees from the University of Oxford as well as two degrees (Physics and Computing & Mathematical Science) from the Open University.

Over the years, Lori’s responsibilities have grown to include oversight of the Communications, Investor Relations and ESG & Impact functions. She began her career as a Procurement Officer in a large tech company and was responsible for negotiating and administering long-term contracts with international suppliers.

Lori has a B.A. from McGill University.