Eros Adragna is a seasoned and passionate leader in real estate development and construction management. He has over 15 years of executive experience in directing and executing large-scale residential and commercial projects, as well as a multitude of projects in design, finance and marketing and sales.   A graduate of Fashion Institute of Technology, Eros' intense passion for creative visual solutions led him to found Two Pixel, LLC, providing visual communication services to a bevy of industry leading companies such as Penthouse, Virgin Records and Forkosh Construction.    Afterwards, Eros joined Duggal Visual Solutions in leading their new Interactive Media department, in which he helped develop the burgeoning new technology.   Eros later joined the Corcoran Group as a marketing consultant, again proving his ability to implement creative solutions, this time in the real estate market, by executing the sale and rental of multi-million dollar residencies. While at Corcoran, Eros also managed the design, development and deployment of marketing materials.   Eros continued to display his talent for creative management solutions at a variety of companies, including Forkosh Construction, Delshah Capital and Titan Realty and Construction.   Currently, Eros is Managing Director at Hyperion Development, a Construction Management Consultancy Company. In this role he has served as investor and developer on all company projects, and now offers consultations on ADA retrofits and lobby remerchandising projects for the Hyatt Hotel in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.   His ability to identify risks and inefficiencies, and then address them with a blend of technical knowledge and creative leadership, has made him an unparalleled leader in his field.

marketing, sales, technology, design, real estate development, construction management, new business development, project management, strategic planning, ice hockey, rock climbing, mountain biking, kitesurfing, motorcycles, music, guitars, photography, interior design, programming, computer science, learning