Washington, DC — March 12, 2026 — Infrastructure Masons (iMasons), a global non-profit professional association for the digital infrastructure industry, announced today that ASX-listed Goodman Group, a global provider of essential infrastructure for the digital economy, has joined as a Global Premier Partner. This partnership unites the iMasons community with Goodman’s experience developing data centers and large-scale logistics infrastructure around the world.
As the demand for digital infrastructure continues to accelerate, the partnership between iMasons and Goodman focuses on the practicalities of building at scale.
Since entering the data centre sector in 2005, Goodman has established a 6.0 GW global power bank, including 0.7 GW of stabilized assets delivered. Focused on supply-constrained metropolitan markets, Goodman provides critical infrastructure exactly where digital demand is highest, with 0.4 GW currently in development. This is supported by a strong balance sheet, enabling Goodman to take a long-term view of projects in its key cities worldwide.
Goodman’s commitment to delivering efficient, resilient data center solutions within major cities, provides the iMasons community with a valuable global perspective on how physical infrastructure can evolve to meet the needs of customers and the wider community.
“While data centers provide the critical infrastructure for data storage and compute functions that power modern economies and support today’s society, they also contribute to the economic and social rejuvenation of communities”, said Giles Proctor, Executive Vice President Data Centers for Goodman Group. “Joining iMasons provides Goodman with the opportunity to connect people and enable conversations on innovation, power and the value of data centers to encourage global best practice. Power, sites, capital and community acceptance are critical to being able to build into demand and provide delivery certainty for customers.”
Two of Goodman’s senior data center executives Paul McGarry, Head of Asia, and Giles Proctor, will be joining the iMasons Advisory Council and the Goodman team will participate through the various opportunities across its 16 global cities where its powered data center sites are located.
“We are proud to welcome Goodman as a Global Premier Partner,” said Cyre Mercedes Quiñones, CEO of Infrastructure Masons. “The team brings a unique breadth and depth of expertise to our community, from site selection and acquisition, to securing power and network infrastructure. Its 30+ year experience in developing complex infrastructure projects demonstrates their end-to-end capabilities in architecture, engineering, construction management and community management. Through meticulous planning and long-term thinking, Goodman demonstrates how to maximize efficiency while delivering digital infrastructure in a way that is integrated with the cities in which it operates, aligning with the goals of the iMasons Social Accord.”
ABOUT INFRASTRUCTURE MASONS
Infrastructure Masons (iMasons) is a global, nonprofit, professional association of individuals connected and empowered to build a greater digital future for all by uniting people that innovate to drive efficiency. Since its launch in 2016, the organization has brought together 6,000 individuals representing US $1.5T+ in infrastructure projects across 130 countries. iMasons provides an agnostic platform for members to connect, grow, and give back.
To date, iMasons has contributed USD 1+ million in scholarships, launched Member Focus Groups and opened regional and local Chapters across four continents. In 2022, iMasons spearheaded the Climate Accord, uniting leaders on carbon reduction in digital infrastructure. In 2025, iMasons launched a power initiative that brings together industry stakeholders and the energy sector to address U.S. power capacity timing challenges and accelerate time to power. iMasons publishes an annual State of the Digital Infrastructure Industry report with input from its global community of technology, operations and business professionals.
To learn more, visit imasons.org.