PCA’s global network and independence offers innovative, unconflicted and fact-based strategic advice to a diverse client base, including governments, Sovereign Wealth Funds, private equity groups, entrepreneurs, small and mid-sized companies.  As the transaction advisory affiliate of the Albright Stonebridge Group, the leading international strategic consulting firm, we have a unique network of relationships to identify opportunities, facilitate relationships, and support transactions around the world.

Our team has real and relevant emerging markets experience and in-depth industry knowledge to help clients achieve their investment and strategic goals.

Clark Dees

Clark Dees

Managing Director, Head of Investment Banking

Clark joined PCA in 2024 as Managing Director and Head of Investment Banking. His focus is providing strategic and transactional advice to emerging biopharma and pharma outsourcing clients. Previously, Clark was Head of Healthcare and Head of M&A at Teneo’s investment banking arm, having helped launch the business in 2011.

Joined PCA in 2024 as Managing Director and Head of Investment Banking. Clark’s focus is providing strategic and transactional advice to emerging biopharma and pharma outsourcing clients.

Previously, Clark was Head of Healthcare and Head of M&A at Teneo’s investment banking arm, having helped launch the business in 2011. He advised clients on a range of matters, including strategic alternatives, growth capital financing, and M&A or partnering considerations of all types. Notable transactions include Vivus Health’s restructuring, Protein Sciences’ sale to Sanofi, Pii’s growth capital raise, PCI’s acquisitions of Penn Pharma and Biotec, KKR’s investment in LCIH, Tenet Healthcare’s merger with Vanguard, and several Aptuit divestitures for Welsh Carson.

Clark began his investment banking career at Morgan Stanley as an M&A generalist. Notable transactions include the merger of Mead Westvaco, Royal Philips’ divestiture of Marconi Healthcare Products, and Molson’s sale of the Montreal Canadiens. Clark was then appointed to a role in firm management at Morgan Stanley, helping to manage the M&A department, before serving as a healthcare M&A banker, with notable roles including special committee advisor on the Quintiles LBO, buyside advisor on the Warner Chilcott LBO, buyside advisor on Genzyme’s acquisition of ILEX Oncology, and agent on some novel financings for Sepracor and Alkermes. Clark also spent several years at Banc of America Securities, helping to found the Transaction Development Group and working on Blackstone’s acquisition of Allied Barton and BofA’s merger with Merrill Lynch, among other transactions.

Before his investment banking career, Clark served on the staff of the Council of Economic Advisers at the White House. He graduated cum laude from Princeton University with an AB in Economics and received an MBA and a JD from the University of Virginia.

Greg Lewis

Greg Lewis

Managing Director, Head of Special Situations

Greg leads Princeton Capital Advisors’ Special Situations practice, where he works with companies and investors navigating restructurings, recapitalizations, capital raises, and other complex transactions. He has over 15 years of experience in strategic advisory, capital markets, and investment banking, and also serves as a Senior Advisor to Ankura Consulting’s Restructuring group.

Greg leads Princeton Capital Advisors’ Special Situations practice, where he works with companies and investors navigating restructurings, recapitalizations, capital raises, and other complex transactions with a lot of moving parts. He also serves as a Senior Advisor to Ankura Consulting’s Restructuring group.

With over 15 years in strategic advisory, capital markets, and investment banking, Greg has made a career out of stepping into high-stakes, time-sensitive situations and finding a path forward. His work spans crisis management, stakeholder engagement, and complex deal execution — and he brings a multi-disciplinary approach that draws on financial, operational, and policy perspectives rather than defaulting to a single playbook.

Before PCA, Greg was a Managing Director at global advisory firms, where he worked across financial and operational restructurings, creditor negotiations, and tailored advisory engagements spanning private equity, fintech, industrials, and clean technology, among others. Earlier, he was a Managing Director at Santangels Review, sourcing undiscovered investment managers and connecting them with institutional capital. He started his career at Siharum Advisors, a boutique multi-family office in Boston, spending seven years as a Senior Research Analyst and Portfolio Manager.

Greg holds a BSBA from Boston University’s Questrom School of Management and a Masters in Global Policy from Johns Hopkins SAIS. He is a CFA Charterholder and serves on the Board of Refugees International. He is also FINRA registered with Series 7, 63 and 79 certifications.

Abhay Pande

Abhay Pande

Managing Director

Abhay has over 33 years’ experience in investment banking, strategy consulting, and private equity investments. Alongside his work at Princeton Capital Advisors, which he co-founded in 2020, he is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Leapfrog Acquisition Corporation (ticker: LFAC), and chairman of Ironmont Hydro, Ltd, a Singapore-based investment holding company.

Abhay has over 33 years’ experience in investment banking, strategy consulting, and private equity investments. Alongside his work at Princeton Capital Advisors, which he co-founded in 2020, he is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Leapfrog Acquisition Corporation (ticker: LFAC), and chairman of Ironmont Hydro, Ltd, a Singapore-based investment holding company.

Previously, Abhay was Managing Director at American Capital, a publicly listed private equity firm. While there, he established and oversaw the firm’s operations in Asia, and was a member of the Energy and Infrastructure fund’s investment committee.

He spent 16 years at Citigroup’s investment banking department (previously Salomon Smith Barney) where he was a Managing Director, co-head of Asian Energy investment banking, and Head of Southeast Asia Industrials. During this time at Salomon Smith Barney and Citigroup, he oversaw, originated, led or executed several hundred transactions, including over $35 billion of loans, bond and equity transactions, including several dozen IPOs, and over $32 billion in mergers & acquisition transactions. Prior to joining Salomon Smith Barney in 1998, Mr. Pande was a Principal at global management consulting firm A.T. Kearney Inc., where he worked on corporate strategy and mergers & acquisition assignments.

Mr. Pande has an AB from Dartmouth College, and an MBA with high honors in finance and strategy from the Booth School at the University of Chicago, where he was a Wallman Scholar. He is based in the New York City area. He is on the Board of Advisors of the Irving Institute for Energy and Society at Dartmouth College, the Board of Advisors of the Clean Energy and Sustainability Analytics Center (CESAC) at Montclair State University, and the Board of Docketscope Inc.

Ken Hyatt

Ken Hyatt

Senior Advisor

Ken Hyatt is Senior Advisor at Princeton Capital Advisors, where he advises clients of the firm on complex international transactions, and investment matters in international markets. Prior to joining PCA, Mr. Hyatt served in the U.S. Department of Commerce as the Acting Under Secretary and Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade. Previously, Mr. Hyatt formed CMPartners, a negotiation consulting firm, where he was founder and partner, and was a management consultant with Bain & Company.

Ken Hyatt is Senior Advisor at Princeton Capital Advisors, where he advises clients of the firm on complex international transactions, and investment matters in international markets.

Prior to joining PCA, Mr. Hyatt served in the U.S. Department of Commerce as the Acting Under Secretary and Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade. He oversaw the strategy and operations of the International Trade Administration (ITA) with an annual budget of approximately $500 million and more than 2,200 employees worldwide. He led ITA which contributes to the development of U.S. trade policy; identifies and resolves market access and compliance issues; promotes U.S. competitiveness and the strength of U.S. companies in the global economy; administers U.S. trade laws; and undertakes a range of trade and investment promotion and trade advocacy efforts. In this role, he worked with a wide range of U.S. companies helping them achieve their international objectives and with foreign governments on the development and implementation of trade and investment policies. He also co-led the creation of SelectUSA, the U.S. government’s investment attraction agency, led the U.S. government’s support for BrandUSA, the U.S. national tourism promotion organization, and co-led the development of the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Strategy.

Previously, Mr. Hyatt formed CMPartners, a negotiation consulting firm, where he was founder and partner. Earlier in his career, Mr. Hyatt was a Principal at Conflict Management Inc. and a management consultant with Bain & Company in its Boston, London, and Munich offices. At Bain, he led teams of consultants analyzing and implementing a variety of strategic and organizational projects at leading American and European multinational corporations, focusing on strategy development, mergers and acquisitions, sales and marketing strategy, and training.

Mr. Hyatt also has been an Associate at the Harvard Negotiation Project where he taught seminars for business executives, law, and other graduate students.

Mr. Hyatt received a B.A. from Yale College, a J.D. from Harvard Law School, and was a Fulbright/West German Exchange Service Scholar. He speaks German.

He is based in Washington, D.C.

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