Crowe Infrastructure Africa

Our Team

Crowe Infrastructure Africa combines the advantages of a global firm with localized expertise in infrastructure development consulting and advisory work in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Based in Nairobi, Kenya, Crowe Infrastructure Africa has regional offices throughout the continent and collaborates with Crowe Global member firms operating in 30 countries in Africa.

With a strong background of its founding partners in the financial sevices industry,specific consulting services offered by Crowe Infrastructure Africa revolve around various forms of private sector investment and management of infrastructure services, such as Public-Private Partnerships,in electricity and water supply,transport, municipal services,and social infrastructure.

Stefan Kauder - Managing Partner

Stefan Kauder is the Managing Partner of Crowe Infrastructure Africa and based at the firm’s headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
As an Infrastructure Finance Expert with 25 years of experience in the international development consulting industry, Stefan has a unique track record and hands-on experience in designing and managing large-scale infrastructure development programs, utility concessions and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) transactions, working with a variety of development finance institutions (World Bank,USAID,EU,AfDB,DFID,KfW,GIZ, etc.) in Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Stefan is specialized in all forms of private sector participation and investment in infrastructure sectors, ranging from privatization and long-term utility concessions through to PPPs.

Erick Adams - Partner

Eric Adams is a Partner with Crowe Infrastructure Africa and based at the firm’s headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
Eric has 20 years of international finance experience in the water, agriculture, energy and housing sectors and is an internationally recognized expert in the origination, analysis and financial structuring of infrastructure investments. He has led international project start-ups in Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa with major international development partners and local governments. He has advised government agencies, financial institutions and large utilities on mobilizing public and private sector financing, designing levies, and merging utilities to develop urban infrastructure and improve access to basic services.