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ERICK A. BRIMEN

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CEO of NeWay Capital, LLC., and Honduras Próspera, LLC.

A proven finance professional, team leader and serial entrepreneur, Erick is passionate about investing in life-enhancing opportunities that further human flourishing. 

Erick started his career in private banking, working at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. He later moved to investment banking as a mergers and acquisition sell-side advisor for AG Edwards & Sons (now Wells Fargo), where he participated in transactions valued at over $1.2 billion.

After investment banking, Erick joined Ernst & Young’s London consulting practice, where he advised buy-side private equity clients as they considered acquisition targets. Soon after, he was recruited by the Borealis Group to join as CFO of Latin American operations, leading the creation of multiple business units.

When the time was right, Erick started his entrepreneurial career in the world of financial intermediation as a founder of ComparaMejor.com, which leads the online insurance brokerage market in Colombia. In late 2013 Erick sold another of his tech-companies to start NeWay Capital.

Erick Brimen is also Chairman and CEO of NeWay Capital LLC’s subsidiary Honduras Próspera LLC. He has three young children with his wife, Colleen Brimen.

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The Startup Society: Political Innovations That Give Rise to Flourishing | Erick Brimen
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Future Frontiers

The Startup Society: Political Innovations That Give Rise to Flourishing | Erick Brimen

Venezuela is falling apart. Decades of corruption and unsustainable economics have caused this beautiful country to collapse. Native Venezuelan, Erick Brimen, wants to save the poor from such patterns. And he proposes a powerful alternative to foreign aid by asking: What legal innovations are possible? And what if we treated societies more like startups? Learn more www.voiceandexit.com
Inclusive Growth for Entrepreneurs, Part Two
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Columbia Business School

Inclusive Growth for Entrepreneurs, Part Two

On February 28, 28, 2014 the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics hosted a half-day conference entitled "Inclusive Growth for Entrepreneurs." The day was focused around discussing the challenges associated with the development of a more inclusive financial system for entrepreneurs. The day went further in order to examine the insights of behavioral economics and the experiences of financial institutions when understanding how engaged entrepreneurs can overcome barriers to their own growth. Part 2 features our Plenary discussion entitled "What is the Challenge for Inclusive Growth?" The panel featured Tony Goland, Director at McKinsey & Company, Kesha Cash '10, Director of Investments at JaliaVentures/Impact America, and Erick Brimen , Chief Operating Officer and Vice-President of Finance at CoFoundersLab. The panel was moderated by Gita Johar, Senior Vice Dean and Meyer Feldberg Professor of Business at Columbia Business School.
Babson Global’s Competitiveness and Enterprise Cities Project
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Babson College

Babson Global’s Competitiveness and Enterprise Cities Project

Presented by: Shanker Singham, Managing Director, The Competitiveness and Enterprise Development Project at Babson Global, and panelist Erick A. Brimen ’06, Partner, NeWAY Capital, on Sunday, April 26, 2015. Explore Babson Global’s new Competitiveness and Enterprise Cities Project. Topics include how the project can promote entrepreneurship in developing and emerging markets; how competitive and entrepreneurial cities can be built; and how the megatrends of urbanization and huge infrastructure needs, as well as the trillions of dollars of capital on the sidelines, can be brought together to create conditions for liberating economic activity to create jobs and alleviate poverty. Learn more at http://www.babson.edu/connectworldwide.
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