HYPERAMS, LLC announced Robert Pabst has joined the firm as Chief Financial Officer. The company also added Dustin Miller, Financial Analyst, and Cherie Henry, Equipment Appraiser.

Pabst joins the team with many years of finance and accounting experience, including as Assistant Controller for TPG portfolio company Enlivant Senior Living and as a Manager at KPMG. In his new role, he will focus on supporting each of the business lines as the company continues to build a respected brand, as well as ensuring that HYPERAMS has the resources to capitalize on strategic growth opportunities.

At Enlivant, he played an integral role in the reorganization of the accounting department, design and implementation of internal controls, and increased the department headcount by more than two-fold as the company grew via acquisition. In addition, he gained extensive experience managing the financial statement audits of large private equity real estate investment funds and real estate investment trusts at KPMG, where he worked with many of KPMG’s largest real estate clients.

“We are pleased and very excited to welcome Bob as our Chief Financial Officer. The rapid growth of HYPERAMS mandated that we strengthen our management team for continued success,” said Tom Pabst, President of HYPERAMS. “Bob’s skill set complements the needs of the business and provides our growing company the financial and strategic guidance that it will require in the future.”

Miller and Henry were hired to support the company’s appraisal division. Both bring years of analytical experience, as well as strong teamwork and communication skills, to the division.

“We are excited to add Dustin and Cherie to our team as we continue to grow our appraisal practice. Both of these new hires have already proven themselves to be tenacious, talented individuals with a desire to learn the business,” said Jonathan Deptula, Director of Appraisal Services.

Tom Pabst noted the addition of three new team members is a testament to the tremendous growth the company has experienced over the last eight years.

“Our only asset is human capital, and these additions supplement the talented team we have slowly assembled since our inception. I look forward to the achievements that this new group will be responsible for in the coming years,” he said.

HYPERAMS is a full-service auction, appraisal, retail advisory and liquidation, and reverse logistics firm.