Cardno to 'bridge' gap between donors, private sector

By Lean Alfred Santos // 10 March 2014
Michael Renshaw, Cardno’s new CEO. Photo by: Cardno

For Michael Renshaw, getting the top job at Cardno after 11 years in the firm is a mix of humility, trepidation and excitement.

A week after his official appointment as CEO, the former international division executive general manager shares his plans and visions for the company including plans for market and service expansion in previously underserved markets, discusses the importance of private sector engagement and local ownership efforts to make development initiatives sustainable, as well as the company’s unique position in global development.

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    Lean Alfred Santos

    Lean Alfred Santos is a Devex development reporter focusing on the development community in Asia-Pacific, including major players such as the Asian Development Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. Prior to joining Devex, he covered Philippine and international business and economic news, sports and politics. Lean is based in Manila.

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