Stealth Accelerators, LLC is a wyoming limited liability company advising on AI and industrial energy infrastructure. We advise, structure, and execute across the value chain, from powered land and long-lead equipment through to the transaction structures that make a project real.
The demand curve for compute has outpaced the infrastructure that carries it. Sites, generation capacity and transformers are being traded at speed, frequently by parties who cannot evidence what they are offering. That gap between claim and reality is where transactions are won or lost.
We work in that gap. Our role is to establish what is true, structure a transaction around it, and carry it to a close that survives institutional scrutiny.
We have sat on the build side and the investment side of this infrastructure. Advice is grounded in what it actually takes to energise and deliver an asset, not in a model.
Every engagement is documented to the standard an institutional counterparty expects, confidentiality, registration, capability and fee protection in place before information moves.
If a transaction is not workable, we say so early. Our value is in the honest read, not in keeping a process alive.
Fragmented counterparties, unprotected positions and structures that cannot survive an investment committee.
Engagements are led directly by the firm’s co-founders. There is no handoff to a junior team after the first call.
Brad Cheedle
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Strategy, growth & key commercial relationships
His focus is on bringing the right people, assets, and opportunities together across power, infrastructure, and technology. He has a strong instinct for where real commercial alignment exists and where it does not, which matters in markets where speed, credibility, and access often determine who gets the deal.
Brad sets the direction of the company and keeps Stealth focused on opportunities with real scale behind them.
Matt Saunders
Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer
As COO, he oversees the operational side of Stealth Accelerators, coordinating transactions, counterparties, internal processes, and timelines across often complex and fast-moving opportunities.
He brings structure to complexity, keeps momentum where deals can easily stall, and makes sure nothing gets lost between the conversation and the close. Simply put: Matt makes sure things get done.
Her work spans power generation, powered land, compute infrastructure, and other high-value assets supporting the rapid expansion of AI and data center infrastructure.
She focuses on identifying real availability in markets where supply is increasingly constrained, building strong sourcing channels, and understanding opportunities before they become widely visible. Her role is built around one question: what exists, who controls it, and how quickly can it move?
Aaron Lee
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
He works across sourcing, supply relationships, and commercial strategy to identify viable compute opportunities in a market where demand often moves faster than availability.
Aaron’s focus is on the practical side of AI infrastructure: securing the hardware, understanding the supply chain, and helping translate compute requirements into deployable capacity.
A 30-minute consultation is enough to establish whether we can help and what the realistic path forward looks like.