MEET THE TEAM

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 affiliate Honduras Próspera LLC.

Gabriel has created numerous successful ventures in the telecom, cryptocurrency and internet spaces. Among his most prolific are Widefense – an IT Security Managed Services Provider –and Ubiquo – an A2P and Market Research software company.

He strongly believes that self-determination and better legal systems can promote massive prosperity for all sections of the population in nations of the developing world.

Gabriel is a Trustee of Universidad Francisco Marroquin, an Aspen Institute Fellow, and a member of both the Central America Leadership Initiative and YPO’s Guatemala chapter.

As Chief Revenue Officer, Gabriel is responsible to bring world class investors and occupiers into all NeWay development projects.

Gabriel Delgado is also CRO and Board member of NeWay Capital LLC’s affiliate Honduras Próspera LLC.

Tom served in the EVP positions of CMO and later Global Foreign Investment Officer at Gale International. In the latter role, Tom was tasked to bring investors and occupiers to Songdo IBD, the 1,500 acre $35-billion, smart, sustainable city in Incheon, South Korea.

Tom was also a leader on the joint master plan development task force for the 1,700 acre Meixi Lake Eco-City project in Changsha, Hunan, PRC. The integrated team was captained by Gale International and featured world class partners, including: KPF, ARUP, Cisco, 3M, UTC and MIT.

Tom is a featured speaker at international conferences and events, advocating for the economic and environmental benefits of smart, sustainable development at scale.

Tom provides strategic oversight for all NeWay corporate communication platforms and development projects.

Tom Murcott is also a Board member of NeWay Capital LLC’s affiliate Honduras Próspera LLC.

Previously, Dranias served as President & Executive Director of Compact for America Educational Foundation where he led national efforts to organize the states to propose and ratify a federal Balanced Budget Amendment. Prior to that, Dranias was General Counsel, Policy Development Director and Constitutional Policy Director at the Goldwater Institute. Dranias led the Institute’s successful challenge to Arizona’s system of government campaign financing to the U.S. Supreme Court. Prior to that, he was an attorney with the Institute for Justice for three years and an attorney in private practice in Chicago for eight years, where he served as Young Lawyers Section co-editor of the Chicago Bar Association Record and earned the Oliver Wendell Holmes Award for his service.

At the Loyola University Chicago School of Law, where he earned his JD, Dranias served on the Loyola University Chicago Law Review. He graduated cum laude from Boston University with a B.A. in Economics and Philosophy.

Dranias has written and published over one hundred articles in law and public policy and has also appeared as an expert in constitutional law and policy on Fox News, MSN-NBC, NPR, and many other local and regional media outlets.

Nick began his career as a systems engineering consultant for the MITRE corporation, providing both technical and managerial solutions to mission-critical clients within the U.S. Department of Defense. There, he was inspired by the incredible results achievable by a small group of dedicated, aligned individuals. His passion for operations was further cemented as he identified several specific organizational design flaws that created increasing inefficiency over time, and learned how to avoid them.

As Chief Operating Officer, Nick is responsible for empowering NeWay’s team of experts to work efficiently and effectively together and with global partners to achieve extraordinary results.

Nick holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, where he earned a second major in Entrepreneurship and a minor in Robotics.

Nick also serves as COO of NeWay Capital LLC’s affiliate Honduras Próspera LLC.

Prior to the these, he was a Capital Markets attorney in the Singapore office of Clifford Chance, where he provided legal advice on cross-border Singapore and India-related securities law matters, including initial public offerings and follow-on offerings, Rule 144A/Regulation S equity and debt offerings and private placements, for transactions in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong and India. Before Clifford Chance, he was a Corporate attorney in the Los Angeles office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, where he worked on general corporate matters, including mergers and acquisitions, financing transactions, reorganizations and corporate governance.

His pro bono activities at Clifford Chance and Skadden included representing Nobel Laureate Paul Romer’s “Charter Cities” at the former and an Honduran boy in his asylum case in the United States at the latter.

Humberto earned his J.D. at Harvard Law School and his B.A. (Economics) and M.A. (Sociology) from Stanford University.