Adam Lewinberg

Adam Lewinberg specializes in navigating the complexities of procurement, significant construction endeavors, and structured finance realms, notably public-private partnerships (P3/AFP) and intricate linear construction projects. His expertise extends to offering seasoned advice on partnerships between public and private entities, procurement strategies, construction dynamics, and financing of assets, with a special emphasis on incorporating technology and innovation into these processes.

Drawing from his rich background in infrastructure and previous roles as a technologist within the banking and telecommunications sectors, Adam provides clients with innovative approaches to challenging issues. His work spans various asset types, including but not limited to transportation, social infrastructure, and energy. His project portfolio encompasses roads, tunnels, bridges, light rail systems, district energy schemes, and more, showcasing his capability to manage projects in diverse sectors.

Adam's professional reach is not limited by geography. He has contributed to projects across Canada and the United States, including Northern Canada and other less accessible regions, demonstrating his adaptability and comprehensive understanding of different regulatory environments.

Operating within the Construction Law and Infrastructure and Projects industries, Adam's practice areas also cover Corporate/Commercial aspects and Procurement processes. His global project experience includes work in the Americas, particularly Canada and the United States, as well as the Asia Pacific region, including China.

Adam's educational background is robust, holding a JD from the University of Toronto and a BA (Honours) from McGill University. Additionally, his commitment to the legal community is evident through his executive role in the Ontario Bar Association’s Construction and Infrastructure sector, where he contributes to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge within this specialized field.