Neil is an economist with experience delivering water resilience programs in 30+ countries across LAC, Africa, and Asia. He is the Manager of the 50L Home Coalition, a public-private platform, where he is leading the coalition’s North American expansion strategy to reduce household water footprints and mitigate future Day Zero crises.

Neil specializes in infrastructure transaction advisory, having consulted for utilities, governments, and the private sector on structuring, procuring, financing, and managing water and desalination infrastructure projects valued at over $1B. He also served as a technical project manager on a $231M portfolio of USAID-funded water security programs. He holds a master’s in Data, Economics, and Development Policy from MIT and a bachelor’s in Business Honors & Plan II from the University of Texas at Austin.