Emile Peters serves as a Senior Lecturer in Economics and Project Finance at TU Delft's Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, bringing over 28 years of extensive experience in project finance and investment management. His academic credentials include a Master's degree (LLM) in Tax Law from the University of Amsterdam and a BSc in Legal Economics from Hogeschool van Utrecht. As a key faculty member, he teaches courses in project financing, economic risk management, and investment strategies, while also coordinating the Engineering Project Management program. His expertise spans multiple domains including international finance, private equity, commercial law, tax law, and financial risk management, with particular focus on infrastructure and technical projects. Peters has developed specialized knowledge in conservation of animals, forestry, and natural resources management. His teaching approach combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, drawing from his extensive experience in organizing financing for diverse projects. He currently leads courses on EdX platform about project finance and funding strategies, where he shares his insights on creating optimal financing structures and managing project risks effectively.

Magchiel van Os serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Infrastructure Design and Management section at TU Delft's Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, bringing extensive experience in construction practice and project management. His career spans both client-side work with organizations like Rijkswaterstaat and TenneT, and contractor-side experience, giving him a comprehensive understanding of project stakeholder interests. Since 2015, he has focused intensively on sustainability and circularity in procurement, though his commitment to sustainable practices predates this period. His expertise encompasses CO2 measures, Environmental Cost Indicators (ECI), and Lifecycle Analysis (LCA), with particular emphasis on implementing sustainability initiatives at tender, project, and company levels. As an educator, he contributes to TU Delft's curriculum through courses on project management, sustainable procurement, and infrastructure development, while maintaining active involvement in major construction and energy engineering projects. His teaching approach combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, emphasizing people-oriented leadership and structured project management methodologies. His research interests span project and program management, change management, procurement strategies, and sustainability in infrastructure, with a particular focus on energy transition initiatives and circular economy principles.