Overland Park, Kansas, May 2026 — QII, an Infratech Intelligence™ company building powered infrastructure for AI factories and advanced manufacturing, today announced that Adam Goldstein has joined the company as chief financial officer.
QII aligns land, power, capital, and execution earlier in the process so projects can move with greater clarity while preserving flexibility as technology, demand, and market conditions change.
Goldstein’s appointment marks the next step in QII’s buildout following its launch earlier this month. He brings deep institutional investing experience and a long track record of deploying capital across complex portfolios. He will guide QII’s financial strategy as the company prepares for its next stage of growth.
“Adam brings tremendous experience and financial leadership to QII,” said Chad Williams, chairman and CEO of QII. “He understands what it takes to build at scale. His investment experience across infrastructure and technology makes him the right choice to serve as QII’s first Infratech CFO. Adam’s perspective is rare and exactly what this stage of QII calls for. Over 25 years of operating, this is only the third time I have appointed a CFO, and it is an honor to have Adam join in this role.”
Goldstein comes to QII from Harvard Management Company, where he served as managing director and helped oversee a portfolio of more than $50 billion. He previously spent nearly a decade at Columbia Investment Management Company, rising to managing director and working across sourcing, underwriting, and portfolio strategy.
His experience spans company formation, growth-stage technology investments, and capital deployment into large-scale platforms. He brings extensive market relationships to QII and a clear understanding of how investors and operators are responding to rising demand for power and data.
“What drew me to QII was the opportunity to help build something the market needs,” Goldstein said. “Chad has done this before, and QII has the discipline and entrepreneurial approach needed to move complex projects forward. I’m excited to help shape the financial strategy for what comes next.”
QII has also assembled a senior financial leadership team around Goldstein.
Timothy Sylvain, executive vice president of finance and capital markets, oversees financing strategy for large-scale infrastructure development. He brings nearly two decades of experience in real estate and infrastructure finance, including leadership roles in data center lending at KeyBank Real Estate Capital and KeyBanc Capital Markets.
Scott Wylie, vice president of corporate development, leads strategic planning and growth initiatives. His background includes investment banking roles at Jefferies and J.P. Morgan, where he advised technology and infrastructure-related companies on M&A and capital formation.
“Tim and Scott understand how capital moves through complex projects,” Goldstein said. “That experience matters as QII evaluates opportunities and puts the right financing in place.”
Together, the team reinforces QII’s focus on disciplined execution and capital stewardship. The company expects to announce its first projects later this year.
QII is an Infratech Intelligence™ company built for the AI-driven economy, developing land and energy infrastructure to support AI factories, next-generation advanced manufacturing, and other energy-intensive operations. Through its Option-Preserving Platform™, QII integrates land strategy, power readiness, and project execution under a single operating approach, helping projects move early while preserving flexibility as requirements are defined. Founded by Quality Growth Companies, QII brings together experienced teams and trusted partners to deliver complex projects with safety, speed, and certainty.
ABOUT QUALITY GROWTH COMPANIES
Quality Growth Companies is a family office and business-building platform founded by Chad and Jeannie Williams. QGC builds growth-oriented operating businesses where its people and experience can create lasting value for employees, partners, and communities. Its work spans real estate and investments, infrastructure, motorsports, and philanthropy through QII, QMotorsports, QFoundation, and other strategic ventures. Guided by People. Forward.™, QGC believes people are the strength behind its work and the foundation for value built to endure.
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