so with that please join me in welcoming greg kelly. [applause] >> good morning. well, as rob mentioned this is the closing session and i think i just want to take a moment to acknowledge all the individuals and organizations that are hosted at brookings for putting together a terrific week. i think the speakers we just heard from this morning from congressman delay to our last panel really underscore the importance of this topic. let's give them a quick round of applause. [applause] >> when i first spoke with rob and patrick and john and myself talked about this opportunity to come and speak at brookings at the conclusion of infrastructure week, it was probably the easiest decision i had to make in a long time. to talk about infrastructure consulting we at parsons brinckerhoff of been doing for close to 130 years, we take great pride -- pride in reaching regions across globe into coming to try to advance the conversation about that and offer perspective was just a great opportunity to so thank you for the invite. as you heard, we plan and design infrastructure ac

please join me in welcoming greg kelly. [applause] >> a closing session for infrastructure week, take a moment to acknowledge all the individuals in the organization. our hosts at brookings for putting together a terrific week. the speakers we just heard from this morning from john delaney to our last panel really underscore the import of this topic. give them a quick round of applause. [applause] >> when i first spoke with rob and patrick we talked about the opportunity to come here and speak at brookings at the conclusion of infrastructure week. it was the easiest decision i had to make a long time. to talk about infrastructure, something we have been doing close to 130 years, we take great pride at reshaping cities and regions across the globe and to try to advance the conversation about that and offer some perspective in that regard which is a great opportunity so thank you for that. as you heard a moment ago we plan and design infrastructure across the globe and in the past year i personally spent time in canada, throu

please join me in welcoming greg kelly. [applause] good morning. this is the closing session for infrastructure week. i want to take a moment to acknowledge all the individuals and organizations and their host of brookings to putting together a terrific week. the speakers we just heard from this morning really underscore the port in the -- the importance of this topic. let's give them a quick round of applause. [applause] when i first spoke with rob and talked about the opportunity to come here and speak of brookings at the conclusion of infrastructure week. it was probably the easiest decision i had to make a long time. we have been doing this for close to 130 years. we take great pride in reshaping cities and regions across the globe. to coming in here to advance the conversation about that and offer some perspective was a great opportunity. thank you for that invite. we plan and design infrastructure across the globe. in the past year, i've canada,ly spent time in the u.k. and throughout europe and asia and the middle east and australia and new

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