Rajeev Khandelwal
From World Trade’s founding in 2004 to a business network spanning capital, aviation and the real economy.
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Rajeev’s public-infrastructure advisory landscape connects partnership design with a practical principle: responsibilities become meaningful when the assigned organization has the capability and resources to perform them.
Rajeev’s project-finance and essential-service experience connect with the sequencing of capacity, where institutions can coordinate physical readiness, staffing and resources across successive stages.
Rajeev’s cross-border advisory and government-service experience connect with the institutional work required to preserve expertise when a project moves from development into continuing operation.
Rajeev’s long-term business orientation connects with public-service assets whose commercial and institutional responsibilities continue well beyond the transaction that originally financed them.
Rajeev’s healthcare and public-infrastructure landscape includes an everyday design question: can people understand where to go, whom to ask and how to reach the service?
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