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GLIL is led by an experienced team of professionals. The Executive Committee comprises investment professionals from the Founding Members, who collectively have a track record of successfully managing investments and asset management businesses in both the private and public sectors over many years.
Euan is the Managing Director of West Yorkshire Pension Fund, which has approximately £19.1 billion of pension fund assets.
Euan’s roles prior to joining WYPF in 2022 include being Assistant Director at Greater Manchester Pension Fund and as a consulting actuary for KPMG and PwC advising the trustees and sponsors of a range of private sector defined benefit schemes. Euan contributes to a number of pensions industry groups, including being a member of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association’s Policy Board and Local Authority Committee.
Euan is a member of the Faculty and Institute of Actuaries and graduated with a honours degree in mathematics from the University of Leeds.
Chris is Chief Executive Officer of Local Pensions Partnership Investments and LPP Group, leading and overseeing £26.4bn of pensions investments, and the administration of pensions for more than 660,000 members.
Chris originally trained as an investment risk manager and is a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst. During a period of over two decades, he has managed a variety of investment portfolios and businesses as both a direct investor and as an allocator of capital - forging partnerships with like-minded investors and asset managers.
Chris is a trustee at a primary phase multi-academy trust and holds non-executive director positions within the renewables and project finance sectors.
Chris is also a member of the GLIL Investment Committee
Peter Wallach is Director of Pensions at Merseyside Pension Fund, where he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the fund and leading its collaboration with partner funds in the Northern LGPS Investment Pool.
He brings extensive experience in the financial services industry, having previously worked as an investment manager at Close Wealth Management, where he managed a global balanced portfolio. Peter began his career in private banking with Coutts, undertaking a range of portfolio management and client support roles.
Peter holds an MBA from Sheffield Hallam University, is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers. He is also a Council Member of Chester University.
Paddy is Assistant Executive Director at Greater Manchester Pension Fund with responsibility for property, local investments and GLIL Infrastructure, which he co-founded and where he sits on the GLIL Investment Committee.
Paddy is well known for his innovative approach to investing. He has been a pioneer in leading LGPS investing in housing and property development in the North West of England with the twin aims of achieving commercial returns for his funds whilst having a positive impact on the local economy.
Paddy has significant experience of investment in a wide range of assets including listed securities, infrastructure, private equity and property and has previously worked at Merseyside Pension Fund.
Paddy is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy and a graduate of Durham University.
Patricia is an Independent Investment Committee Member of GLIL Infrastructure since 2021, and a global Non-Executive Director serving on the board of Legal & General Assurance Society Limited, as well as on the Investment Committee of Old Mutual’s Africa Infrastructure Investment Managers.
She has deep expertise in financial services, M&A, public and private sector institutional investment, private markets and real assets companies, with a track record of $10Bn+ transactions.
Co-founder of the UK Green Investment Bank and recognised as a “Leading Woman in Infrastructure” and “Tech Investor 50”, Patricia brings an investor lens, strategic insight and commercial judgement to help boards identify opportunity, navigate complex transitions and deliver long-term value. A thought-leader in investment and sustainability, Chapter Zero Fellow and co-chair and founder of InfraNEDs. Formerly an engineer and scientist, known for her collaborative style and ability to challenge constructively, she is a trusted advisor to company boards and committees across sectors and is committed to governance excellence and long-term performance.
Simon Merriweather is a Senior Adviser and Investment Committee Member at GLIL Infrastructure, bringing more than 25 years of global experience spanning infrastructure development, construction, operations and active asset management. He supports GLIL’s Asset Management Group in delivering value across the fund’s portfolio.
Simon holds a number of Non Executive Director and advisory positions in quoted and private companies. He has previously held major executive leadership positions across the sector most recently as Global Head of Infrastructure Asset Management at Partners Group in Switzerland, where he oversaw and optimised investments across onshore and offshore wind, solar, power networks and fibre infrastructure in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. Prior to this, he was Managing Director of Centrica’s Power Generation division, responsible for developing, constructing and operating a portfolio that included eight gas‑fired power stations and a range of onshore and offshore wind assets. Earlier in his career he was Managing Director of Generation at EDF Energy, leading a 5GW fleet of coal and gas‑fired plants supplying 6% of the UK’s electricity.
Simon began his career with Ernst & Young, qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (ICAEW). He is a Fellow of the Institute of Directors and holds a First‑Class BSc (Hons) in Applied Physics from the University of Hull.
Jonathan Ord leads the GLIL Infrastructure investment team and has been instrumental in establishing GLIL since its launch in 2015.
He has driven the strategy and execution of numerous transactions and currently sits on GLIL’s Investment Committee, supporting GLIL’s commitment to long-term infrastructure investment. Prior to GLIL, Jonathan worked at the London Pensions Fund Authority, Cardano, and The Hinduja Group, gaining extensive experience in investment and infrastructure.
He holds a BA from University College London and an MSc from Oxford University.
Dan Hobson is Head of Origination & Execution for GLIL Infrastructure and a member of GLIL’s Investment Committee. Part of the GLIL investment team since launch in 2015, he has led the strategy and execution of numerous transactions and represents GLIL on the board of Agility Trains East.
Dan’s work has been central to GLIL’s long‑term, partnership‑driven approach to infrastructure investment.
Before his involvement with GLIL, Dan held senior roles at the Greater Manchester Pension Fund and earlier worked at Skandia Life and PwC. He holds a degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Manchester.
John Dewey is Chief Investment Officer of West Yorkshire Pension Fund (WYPF), part of Northern LGPS. WYPF invests globally, both directly and indirectly, across public and private markets on behalf of the Fund’s members and employers.
Previously, John was Managing Director at HSBC Alternatives, based in Singapore. Prior to this he held senior investment roles in London and Paris at BlackRock and Aviva Investors.
John holds a First Class master’s in applied mathematics from the University of Cambridge and is a qualified investment actuary.
John Barry is retained by GLIL Infrastructure as a Non Executive Director of Anglian Water Group and Anglian Water Services, representing GLIL’s interests on the board. A Chartered Accountant, he brings over thirty years of investment experience across private equity, infrastructure and energy, with a particular focus on long term real asset ownership and governance.
John was a founding member of 3i’s infrastructure business and served as a Director of 3i Infrastructure. He later became a Managing Director at First Reserve Corporation, where he co founded its energy infrastructure platform. During his time at First Reserve, he oversaw a broad portfolio of energy investments, including energy from waste, wind and solar generation, gas fired power plants, utilities, oil and gas midstream and energy backup assets.
In addition to his role with GLIL, John serves as Non Executive Chairman of Cory Group, as a Non Executive Director of North Sea Midstream Partners, and is an independent member of the Investment Committee for the SUSI Infrastructure Partners Energy Transition Fund and the MML Capital Keystone Fund.
John holds a BSc (Hons) in Physics from the University of Southampton.
Andrew Chivers is retained by GLIL Infrastructure as a Non‑Executive Director across several key rolling stock investments, representing the fund’s interests on the boards of Rock Rail East Anglia, Rock Rail South West, and Agility Trains East. He brings more than 40 years of senior railway industry leadership, combining deep operational, engineering and commercial expertise with extensive experience in UK and European rail markets.
A Fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Andrew has held high‑profile executive roles including Managing Director of the Rail Division at National Express Group for seven years and Managing Director positions at multiple UK train operating companies over a 15‑year period. His wider career spans domestic and international business development, rolling stock engineering, and the delivery of complex operational and commercial programmes.
Andrew has significant experience in rolling stock procurement and fleet delivery, from initial business case development through to full operational implementation. His international work includes leading the establishment of a new regional rail operator in Germany, where he developed strong local partnerships and client relationships.
He brings a combination of safety, engineering, commercial and operational insight, to support GLIL’s long‑term infrastructure investment activities. Alongside his GLIL roles, Andrew provides consultancy and advisory support to operators, asset owners, investors and regulators across the rail sector, as well as specialist knowledge of the German rail market.
Nigel Hailey is a non-executive director of HARP and a senior adviser to GLIL Infrastructure, bringing over four decades of experience in civil engineering and global infrastructure development.
A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation, Nigel has led and advised on major transport infrastructure projects across the UK and internationally.
His roles have included leading major infrastructure projects such as HS2 Phases 2a and 2b, and advising on PPP schemes across Europe, Asia and the Americas. He has worked with governments, lenders and contractors on project structuring, risk and value management.
Nigel’s collaborative approach and deep technical insight continue to support the successful delivery of complex infrastructure programmes.