Project Financing Assistance
An American Diversified Enterprises company
Our Advisors
PFA maintains a team of seasoned financial professionals who:
1. Review the projects being submitted to PFA for assistance in seeking capital
2. Determine if the projects align with the interests and due diligence requirements of the capital providers with which PFA works
3. Determine if PFA can assist these projects in seeking capital and should agree to work with them or not
4. Provide guidance in refining and targeting project materials to align with and capture the interests of the capital providers to which they will be submitted
5. Identify gaps that need to be addressed
6. Make recommendations on how project materials can be improved along with referrals to the allied companies that can assist
\7. Facilitate deal flow
PFA's advisors include:
1. A partner for 30+ years in a private equity and venture capital firm that specializes in leveraged buyouts, growth capital, industry consolidation, and turnaround investments with a focus on middle-market companies in the retail, logistics, distribution, and consumer products sectors.
2. A private equity and project finance expert who has served as a partner, director, and advisor for U.S.-based and U.K.-based private equity, sustainable development, capital management, and asset management firms, leading the sourcing and evaluation of their investment pipelines, heading up deal origination and execution, and managing upwards of $15 billion in assets.
3. A real estate developer, renewable energy attorney, and senior vice president and partner in a corporate finance, asset management, M&A, and advisory services firm who has worked on corporate formations, mergers, greenfield and brownfield developments, commercial and industrial construction projects, and acquisitions.
4. Owner of a small financial services company with a strong accounting sales background and experience in managing several family offices who works with small and medium-size companies engaging in sell- and buy-side transactions and seeking growth capital, mezzanine and senior debt funding.
5. A former staff member and two consultants responsible for conducting due diligence for the U.S. Department of Energy Loan Programs Office, which closed 25 loans for $60.62 billion and issued 28 conditional commitments for $46.95 billion in 2024 (the LPO's stringent due diligence requirements have kept its loss rate over the past 16 years at 3%, significantly below private sector loss rates for comparable types of financing).
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