Anthony Boardman

Anthony Boardman is the Van Dusen Professor of Business Administration at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business, specializing in public-private partnerships, privatization, and cost-benefit analysis. He holds a PhD from Carnegie-Mellon University and previously taught at the Wharton School.

Research Focus: Boardman analyzes ownership effects on organizational performance, infrastructure economics, and welfare implications of contracting models. His work integrates economic theory with empirical assessments of privatization outcomes, risk allocation in PPPs, and methodological advances in policy appraisal.

Publication Trends: Recent scholarship addresses supranational infrastructure corridors, distributional equity in cost-benefit analysis, and comparative PPP frameworks. His research demonstrates sustained focus on refining discounting methodologies and evaluating mixed enterprise models.

Leadership: Serves on the Institute for Health System Transformation board, consults internationally through Norfolk Consulting Group, and contributes to Canadian transportation infrastructure policy, including the Northern Corridor initiative.