Whether you are developing infrastructure, deploying capital into a portfolio company, or building the procurement capability to compete for larger contracts — Hyperion Advisory LLC provides the leadership to make it happen.
What gets sourced, how it is financed, and whether it arrives on time determines whether a project stays on budget, an investment thesis holds, and an organization can scale. Hyperion Advisory LLC was built to manage that function — at the strategic level and at the execution level.
Most firms our clients have worked with are either advisors who stop at the recommendation or operators who lack the financial depth to understand the capital implications of what they're executing. Hyperion does both. That is not a common combination — and for organizations managing complex, capital-intensive work, it is the one that matters.
For EPC contractors & project developers
Engineering and construction firms compete against fully integrated EPC companies every time they bid for a major contract. The difference is usually the P. Hyperion provides embedded Procurement PMO leadership — managing sourcing, supplier governance, and delivery discipline so the P stops being your vulnerability and starts being your advantage.
Learn moreFor corporations & project developers
Large-scale infrastructure and capital development projects involve multiple financial stakeholders, complex procurement structures, and governance requirements that have to hold up to institutional scrutiny. Hyperion provides the financial advisory and stakeholder alignment to move the project from evaluation to execution.
Learn moreFor fund sponsors & portfolio companies
When a fund deploys capital into a company that needs operational infrastructure built alongside its product, the gap between the investment thesis and the operational reality can erode returns quickly. Hyperion steps in as an embedded CFO, COO, or CPO — building the systems, the governance, and the financial controls that protect the investment.
Learn moreCapital project financial advisory — West Africa infrastructure development
Financial structure designed for a Caribbean manufacturing capital project relocation
Secured in financing across capital project procurement engagements
Portfolio company operating partner engagements across technology, fintech, and industrial sectors
Hyperion's private sector practice is not oriented toward the largest, most resourced organizations in any market. It is oriented toward the capable ones that are underserved by the advisors and operators available to them.
Standalone firms with the technical capability to compete for larger EPC contracts — but without the procurement depth to make the P function match the quality of their E and C.
Corporations and developers with active infrastructure or industrial capital programs that need financial advisory and procurement structure — not just project management.
GPs and fund managers — particularly in infrastructure-focused and capital-intensive strategies — whose portfolio companies need embedded operational leadership that matches the sophistication of the investment.
We will assess the fit directly — and tell you if we are not the right match.
contact@hyperionadvisory.llcAn advisory firm built at the intersection of procurement, capital finance, and operations — with the discipline to execute, not just advise.
The gap between those three functions is where projects overrun, returns compress, and governance gaps surface at the worst possible moment.
In every capital-intensive organization — whether it is an EPC contractor bidding on a $500M infrastructure project, a corporation developing a new facility, or a fund's portfolio company trying to scale — procurement decisions have capital implications, capital deployment has operational dependencies, and operational performance determines whether the investment thesis holds.
When those three functions are siloed, the friction shows up in the numbers. Hyperion Advisory LLC was founded in New York City in 2014 to stand at that intersection — not as a firm that produces recommendations, but as one that executes them alongside the client.
Our private sector practice serves engineering and construction firms that need the P in EPC managed properly, corporations and developers with active capital projects that require financial advisory and procurement structure, and fund sponsors whose portfolio companies need operational infrastructure built from the ground up. What they share is a need for a partner with the depth to understand all three functions — and the discipline to execute across all of them.
Embedded procurement leadership for EPC contractors and project developers — managing sourcing, supplier governance, and delivery discipline as a function within your project structure.
Financial advisory and stakeholder alignment for corporations and developers with active infrastructure or capital development programs — from project evaluation through execution.
Embedded CFO, COO, or CPO leadership for fund sponsors and their portfolio companies — building the operational infrastructure, financial controls, and governance systems that protect and enhance returns.
The most productive engagements start with a direct conversation. We will assess the fit and be direct about what Hyperion can and cannot deliver.
Built on direct sector experience across alternative investments, infrastructure, and procurement — with the operational and financial depth to execute at scale.
PMP-Certified · President & Founder
Archel G. Desir is the President and Founder of Hyperion Advisory LLC. His career spans alternative investments and asset management, public utilities, and renewable infrastructure — giving him equal fluency in how capital is structured and how the operations that capital funds actually run.
On the deal side, Archel has worked alongside institutional investors, fund sponsors, and project developers on capital raising, financial structuring, and stakeholder alignment across infrastructure, energy, and industrial development programs. On the delivery side, he has led procurement and operational engagements for organizations ranging from Fortune 100 corporate innovation programs to growth-stage portfolio companies — building the governance, controls, and procurement discipline that protect investment returns and enable scale.
That combination — understanding both the investment thesis and the operational reality required to execute it — is what Hyperion brings to EPC contractors, capital project sponsors, and fund sponsors who need a partner with depth on both sides of the table.
Archel holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI).
Hyperion's engagements draw on a network of specialists — sector-specific engineers, alternative finance professionals, procurement operators, and logistics coordinators across the US, Europe, Asia, and Africa. This network is what enables a lean advisory firm to execute at the complexity level of organizations many times its size.
Embedded procurement leadership for EPC contractors and engineering firms — managing the P so it matches the quality of your E and your C.
Engineering and construction firms are often technically excellent. The gap that keeps them from competing for larger, more complex contracts — or that compresses margins on the ones they win — is almost always the procurement function. Sourcing decisions made without financial context, supplier relationships that don't hold under delivery pressure, and documentation that doesn't satisfy institutional governance requirements are procurement problems. They show up as project problems.
Hyperion's Procurement PMO practice is built for firms that want to close that gap — not by hiring a procurement department, but by bringing in an embedded partner who manages the function as part of the project team and leaves it stronger than they found it.
Fully integrated EPC firms — the ones your firm competes against on major bids — manage procurement as a core competency. It is staffed, systematized, and priced into their overhead. For standalone engineering and construction firms, procurement is often handled ad hoc, which means it is a vulnerability on every bid and a margin risk on every project.
You are bidding on a contract where the procurement scope is complex enough that your current capability is a risk — and you know it
You have won a contract and need a procurement partner who can execute the delivery scope without you having to build the function from scratch
You are entering a new market — domestically or internationally — and need procurement governance that satisfies requirements you have not navigated before
Your current procurement approach is producing margin compression on repeat contracts and you need to understand why and fix it
Hyperion provided PMO governance of the procurement function within AB InBev's corporate innovation arm and technology incubator, operating out of the company's NJ production facility. The mandate included delivering an operational plan, designing the co-investment framework, and managing the procurement structure for the incubator's inaugural cohort.
Financial advisory and stakeholder alignment for corporations and developers with active infrastructure and capital development programs.
Infrastructure and capital development projects involve multiple financial stakeholders — institutional investors, government partners, corporate sponsors, and project developers — each with different objectives, risk tolerances, and information requirements. The advisory process that aligns them is as critical as the capital itself. Without it, projects that should execute get delayed, restructured, or abandoned.
Hyperion's Capital Projects Advisory practice provides the financial advisory and stakeholder alignment that moves a project from evaluation to execution. We are not project managers. We are financial advisors with deep procurement expertise — which means we understand not just how to structure the deal, but how the procurement function within the project affects the deal's viability.
Domestic and international port and transport development — including public-private partnership structures where procurement governance must satisfy multiple institutional stakeholders simultaneously.
Renewable and conventional energy infrastructure — capital programs where procurement of generation and transfer equipment is both the largest cost center and the most governance-sensitive component.
Defense-adjacent capital programs where procurement compliance, export controls, and supplier governance are non-negotiable — and where the cost of getting it wrong is institutional, not just financial.
Cross-border manufacturing capital projects — facility relocations, capacity expansions, and new market entries where the financial structure has to account for multi-jurisdictional risk and procurement complexity.
Financial advisory and stakeholder alignment for a capital project involving the transformation of a historic West African shipping port into a sports entertainment and infrastructure development. Hyperion managed the interface between the government sponsor, European financial partners, and project developers.
Financial due diligence and institutional investor identification for a Caribbean plastics manufacturer relocating its factory operations to a US territory. Hyperion designed the financial structure and managed the investor facilitation process.
Financial and operational due diligence for a jet engine securitization opportunity — putting underutilized capital assets into operation. Hyperion brought sector expertise, assessed price and lifetime value, and facilitated investor connections while maintaining FAA and DOT compliance alignment.
You are evaluating or planning a capital project and need the financial structure and investor relationships to support it before committing to execution
Your project involves multiple stakeholders whose financial interests need to be aligned before capital can be deployed
Your existing advisors understand the financial structure but lack the procurement expertise to assess delivery and supply chain risk embedded in that structure
You are working on a cross-border project and need an advisor with international capital market relationships and the compliance discipline to execute cleanly
Embedded executive leadership — CFO, COO, or CPO — for fund sponsors whose portfolio companies need operational infrastructure built alongside the investment.
When a fund deploys capital — particularly in capital-intensive, infrastructure-adjacent, or growth-stage strategies — the portfolio company frequently lacks the operational infrastructure to execute at the level the investment requires. Procurement is informal. Finance and operations are not communicating. Governance is founder-dependent. These are not fatal conditions. But they compress returns and create exposure that compounds as the company scales.
Hyperion's Operating Partner practice is designed for fund sponsors who recognize this gap and need a partner who can go into the portfolio company and build what's missing — with the financial and procurement sophistication to understand what the fund actually needs, and the operational discipline to deliver it.
We step in with a clear mandate. We do the work. We step out when the system runs without us. That transition is part of the engagement design from day one.
Hyperion's Operating Partner practice serves fund sponsors and organizations that are capable but underserved by the advisors and operating partners available to them. This typically means:
Private equity and growth capital sponsors — particularly in infrastructure-focused and capital-intensive strategies — whose portfolio companies need operational leadership that matches the sophistication of the investment thesis
Fund managers who have deployed capital into a company with a strong product but an operational foundation that has not kept pace with the capital
Founding teams that have built something worth investing in but need CFO or COO-level leadership to scale it without the fund taking on unnecessary governance risk
Middle-market CFO advisory firms — such as Virtas Partners-type relationships — whose clients require embedded operational support across procurement, finance, and post-merger integration
You have deployed capital and the operational infrastructure has not kept pace — procurement is informal, reporting is incomplete, or controls are founder-dependent
Your portfolio company is approaching a capital event and operational readiness is a condition of the raise or the exit
You have completed an acquisition and need the integration work — inventory, systems, governance — executed cleanly before the value synergies can be realized
You need CFO or COO-level expertise embedded in a portfolio company on an interim or transitional basis — not a full-time hire, not a remote advisor
Hyperion conducted a Financial Health Survey for investors, implemented revenue and cost monitoring at both the US parent and Indian subsidiary, developed investor reports detailing founder adherence to cash budgets, and deployed treasury and spend controls.
Hyperion supported Overhead Intelligence — a drone technology firm serving the mining industry — on financial preparation for its capital raise, including refinement of investor materials and contribution to board advisory selection.
Hyperion worked alongside Theragen's VP of Finance to streamline the company's finance operations — improving reporting processes, tightening financial controls, and building the operational foundation for scale.
Engaged through Virtas Partners, Hyperion supported BrandFX in executing post-merger value synergies identified between acquired firms. The work involved auditing inventory across multiple warehouse facilities, reconciling raw, WIP, and finished goods records held in disparate information systems, and migrating the consolidated inventory into unified systems for the merged entity and its private equity owner.
Representative engagements across Procurement PMO, Capital Projects Advisory, and Operating Partner — full tombstones in development.
PMO governance of the procurement function within AB InBev's corporate innovation arm and technology incubator at the company's NJ production facility.
Financial advisory and stakeholder alignment between a West African government sponsor, European financial partners, and capital project developers.
Financial due diligence and investor facilitation for a Caribbean manufacturer relocating to a US territory.
Financial and operational due diligence on a jet engine securitization opportunity. FAA and DOT compliance alignment throughout.
Financial controls implementation, investor reporting, and treasury management for a $4M seed-stage Indian fintech.
Financial preparation and investor materials for a drone technology firm serving the mining industry.
Finance operations streamlining alongside the VP of Finance.
Multi-site inventory reconciliation and system migration following a private equity-backed merger.
Detailed tombstones — situation, Hyperion's role, and outcome — are in development and will be published here in a subsequent phase.
If you are evaluating a capital project, managing procurement complexity in a portfolio company, or need an embedded executive operator — let's assess the fit directly.
Use the calendar to book a time directly. No sales pitch — a direct conversation about whether Hyperion is the right fit for what you are working on.
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