Lucia was instrumental in founding Steer’s Italian office in 1999 and has since played a key role in its growth. She provides strategic advice on transportation system investments, specializing in the evaluation and analysis of private finance initiatives for roads and public transportation schemes.
She has led the majority of Steer’s infrastructure work in Italy, supporting Grantors, Sponsors, and Lenders, including the €9 billion acquisition of the ASPI motorway network by CDP, Macquarie, and Blackstone, where she directed the commercial due diligence. Her expertise extends globally, leading transportation initiatives across Europe, North America, and Latin America. She has played a pivotal role in projects such as the North-South Road Corridor feasibility study in Armenia, the development of Russia’s toll road network (WHSD, M1, M4), the Almaty Ring Road in Kazakhstan, and multiple successful transactions in Turkey.
She has also been a strong advocate for aerial cableways as a sustainable urban transit solution, contributing to projects in Vienna, Monaco, Vancouver, Edmonton, and the Amalfi Coast. With a career dedicated to advising on complex infrastructure projects, Lucia is known not only for her technical expertise but also for her ability to translate complex issues into clear, strategic guidance, bridging public and private interests to meet client needs.
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Read moreCable Propelled Transit (CPT) or cable cars as they are more commonly known, initially existed as a means of transport in skiresorts. Recently though, CPT experiments have been popping up in cities globally. Could we see CPT become a credible form of urban mass transit around the world in the future?
Read moreCable Propelled Transit (CPT) or cable cars as they are more commonly known, initially existed as a means of transport in ski-resorts. Recently though, CPT experiments have been popping up in cities globally. Could we see CPT become a credible form of urban mass transit around the world in the future?
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