Castalia Staff

Andrew Myburgh - Manager

Andrew is an economic analyst with experience in competition, public policy analysis and institutional design and reform. Prior to joining Castalia, Andrew worked at the World Bank, the Centre for International Development at Harvard University and Genesis Analytics, an economic consultancy based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He has an extensive knowledge of private sector development, competition and regulatory analysis. Andrew holds a Bachelors in Business and Masters in Economics from the University of Cape Town and a Masters in Public Administration - International Development from Harvard University.

Georges Crisenoy - Lawyer

Georges is a lawyer specializing in private provision of public services. He has drafted lease and concession contracts in numerous developing countries, including the Comoros, Angola, Guinea Bissau and Mali. In the Gambia he adapted French-based lease contracts to that country’s English-derived legal system. He has frequently been engaged by the World Bank and governments around the world to advise on institutional and legal issues in reforming utilities.

Gianmarco Servetti - Manager

Gianmarco is an economist and policy specialist who advises public and private entities on improving electricity services and investing in sustainable energy projects. His expertise covers the key areas for achieving better power supply and demand, particularly through renewable energy and energy efficiency: economic and financial analysis of projects and programs; design of policy, regulatory, and financial mechanisms; assessment of investment opportunities; development of innovative business models; and structuring of public-private partnerships. Gianmarco holds a Master of Arts in International Economics and Energy Policy from the Johns Hopkins University, and a Degree in International Relations from the University of Trieste. 

Helen Martin - Manager

Helen specialises in developing private sector participation in infrastructure. Helen is currently working with the Government of the Philippines to design and establish a system for managing contingent liabilities from PPP projects. She recently developed a PPP strategy and framework for implementing infrastructure PPPs in Uganda. Before joining Castalia, Helen worked as an economist at the Ministry of Finance in Uganda and as a financial analyst at a private sector strategy consultancy in London.